Yes I do which is why I think I will actually have a shot of going since Uruguay is right under Brazil .
& I know. I'm glad I finally know someone who actually keeps up with soccer news and such. None of my friends are into soccer :|
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08-08-2011 01:40 AM #321Registered User
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08-08-2011 01:53 AM #322Registered Lover
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That's awesome! As much charm as Brazil has, I've always wanted to visit Montevideo. I watched a documentary recently about a 77 year old Uruguayan man who began participating in Decathlons when he was 70. Crazy story, yet his home seemed so welcoming.
I'm always glad to discover someone who appreciates the value of a low-scoring sport haha. Despite the fact that my job is soccer-intensive and I've spent my entire life around the sport, most of my close friends aren't into it.
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08-08-2011 01:58 AM #323Registered User
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Montevideo is a really great place to visit . Busy city and greeeeat food haha. There are other places, like Punta Del Este, which is a great vacation spot and it's really peaceful. Gotta love Uruguay (:
I play it with family or for fun but I never went out for a team. I'm more of a spectator than a player - even though when I was younger I used to be so athletic that seemed to change once I entered high school haha.
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08-08-2011 02:03 AM #324Registered Lover
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What is a common Uruguayan dish? Like, what sets it apart from Argentine or Brazilian cuisine?
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08-08-2011 02:07 AM #325Registered User
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Argentine and Uruguayan cuisine is for the most part the same. A typical Uruguayan food is chivito. It's just like a lot of meat, bacon, cheese, onions, eggs and it's absolutely delicious <3 haha. It can also be eaten as a sandwich but it's usually only made that way in Uruguay. There's also Parillada, which is also Argentine and it's all sorts of meat and it's to die for . I was a vegetarian for 2 years and when I stopped it was my number one craving haha.
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08-26-2011 09:59 PM #326
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07-30-2012 07:29 AM #327BOOM Headshot
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08-17-2012 10:43 AM #328Registered User
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I agree with the most who posted in here Hector... you're handsome... like the facial hair ^^
Too bad for you we americans ain't so good at soccer/football.
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08-17-2012 10:47 AM #329Registered User
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08-20-2012 06:45 AM #330Registered User
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Agreed. You're one piece of cuteness and hotness lol!
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12-26-2012 09:33 AM #331
You're the first peron I'm going to rate here since I'm a newbie. I think you're cute but you don't look like American to me, you look like some spanish lad
. Anyway, you'd be 8 for me...
You posted this first on 2008 so you must be 24 now, right?
5 years age gap then. hehehe
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