Important: The Chat Thread 2

[RM90]

Originally Posted by 2005_Silverado

rey, get 10x10 canopy like one cez and I used in mexi...bamf shade for $80

if I had more cars to do then I would but these people are cool with me bringing it here so it's all good. They're on a trip right now so house was all alone, should have jumped in the pool for a little then chilled upstair since they have bamf media room. It's their dog I'm taking care of btw haha.

[2005_Silverado]

comes in handy, not just for carro washing

[RM90]

their kids took that X5 off roading and was full of mud on the fenders. Wonder if it does good.

[TATERNATER]

dood wants $1000 for a 59 gmc or $1500 for 43 f100? I think thats what the ferd was...

idk, could just start lq4 swap and say "fuck a rat rod"

[SarkOzy]

DFW high class mexibish

[RM90]

highclass mexibish + cooking skills = WIN.

[SarkOzy]

Eddeh needs to hook me up. Just need azn bish and mexibish to complete..........ugh a "list."

[RM90]

I can help with that too just come to the H.

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Would you mind Colombianbish?

[Cez★]

lol red light cams back on in houston. take that voters

[RM90]

that's some shit right there. I was running red lights like crazy.

[2005_Silverado]

i aint hooking no one up till i get pic of u getting on plane headed to ONT or SAN

MR surrounding towns has MUCHO mexi/asian mixed bishes. Can kill two birds with one skeet

[Cez★]

Originally Posted by pelotero90

that's some shit right there. I was running red lights like crazy.

me too. pero i only run the ones i know have no camera

Originally Posted by 2005_Silverado

i aint hooking no one up till i get pic of u getting on plane headed to ONT or SAN

MR surrounding towns has MUCHO mexi/asian mixed bishes. Can kill two birds with one skeet

i JUST learned that now?

[RM90]

pinche Eddie hoeing.

[2005_Silverado]

20th centuryIn 1900, the U.S.-based California Development Company received permission from the Díaz government to cut a canal through the delta's Arroyo Alamo, to link the dry basin with the Colorado River. To attract farmers to the area, the developers named it "The Imperial Valley". In 1903, the first 500 farmers arrived; by late 1904, 100,000 acres (405 km²) of valley were irrigated, with 10,000 people settled on the land harvesting cotton, fruits, and vegetables. The concentration of small housing units that straddled the border was called Calexico on the U.S. side, Mexicali on the Mexican side.[3]

The Mexican side was named Mexicali (a portmanteau composed of "Mexico" and "California") by Coronel Agustín Sanginéz. Initially the area belonged to the municipality of Ensenada.[4] The town of Mexicali was officially created on 14 March 1903 when Manuel Vizcarra was named as the town's first authority and assistant judge (juez auxiliar).[3] Mayor Baltazar Aviléz declared the municipality of Mexicali on November 4, 1914 and called for elections to create the first ayuntamiento or district council, which was then headed by Francisco L. Montejano.[4]


Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe Cathedral in the city centerAnother U.S. land development company set out to do the same with the nearby Valley of Mexicali. Led by Los Angeles Times publisher Harry Chandler, the company controlled 800,000 hectares of land in northern Baja California by 1905 and began to construct the irrigation system for this valley. However, instead of using Mexican labor to dig the ditches, Chandler brought in thousands of Chinese laborers.[3]

In the 20th century, the Colorado Riverland Company was dedicated to renting land here to farmers; however, these farmers were almost always foreigners, such as Chinese, East Indians and Japanese. The Mexicans were employed only as seasonal labor. This situation led to the agrarian conflict known as the "Asalto a las Tierras" (Assault on the Lands) in 1937.[4]

Agricultural production continued to increase during the 20th century. Cotton became the most important crop and with it developed the textile industry. In the early 1950s, the Mexicali Valley became the biggest cotton-producing zone in the whole country and in the 1960s, production reached more than half a million parcels a year. Currently, the valley still is one of Mexico's most productive agricultural regions, mostly producing wheat, cotton and vegetables. The city of Mexicali is one of Mexico's most important exporter of asparagus, broccoli, carrots, green onions, lettuce, peas, peppers, radishes and tomatoes to the world.[3]

[SarkOzy]

Originally Posted by 2005_Silverado

i aint hooking no one up till i get pic of u getting on plane headed to ONT or SAN

MR surrounding towns has MUCHO mexi/asian mixed bishes. Can kill two birds with one skeet

Mex/Azn mutts?! Have not seen.........please find and dissemiante picatars

It will happen brah.

[Cez★]

fkn eddah tells me all late

[2005_Silverado]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinatown,_Mexicali

[RM90]

I think vietnamese girls be hotter than chinese but Japanese girls might be the best.

[2005_Silverado]

Many of the Chinese labourers who came to the irrigation system stayed on after its completion, congregating in an area of Mexicali today known as Chinesca ('Chinatown'). During Prohibition in the U.S., many Chinese laborers and farmers came to the town to open bars, restaurants and hotels to cater their American clients, Chinesca eventually housed just about all of the city's casinos and bars, and an underground tunnel system to connect bordellos and opium dens to Calexico on the U.S. side. Bootleggers also used this route to supply the U.S. with alcohol purchased in Mexico

pinche asians

[Cez★]

gonna need to make another Cali trip soon

[2005_Silverado]

Recently a successful Chinese businessman Angel Zhen along with other prominent Chinese business owners established the Chamber of Chinese Entrepreneurs.

Wife knows his bro...steven zhen

[Cez★]

pinche twinkie

[2005_Silverado]

cez, we no had time to visit chineska

[Cez★]

[2005_Silverado]

lol...was looking for asian fgt pic cuz hes jesty....only found tennis match results

The Calexico High School boys tennis team knocked off Central 12-6 in Imperial Valley League action here Wednesday.

Miguel Cota and Samuel Garcia led the Bulldogs. Cota, Calexico's No. 2 singles player, picked up three wins, 6-0, 6-0, 6-0. No. 3 Garcia won three times, 7-6 (7-5), 6-0, 6-2. Calexico's No. 1, Chris Cota, earned two wins 3-6, 6-0, 6-2.

The Bulldogs' No. 1 doubles team, Steven Zhen/Hua Feng Kuan, won once 1-6, 0-6, 6-1.

http://articles.ivpressonline.com/20...exico_24199288