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Over 100 years ago, the Presidente of Mexico went to England for a royal function...While there, he tasted a certain condiment that he’d never had before...he fell in love with it...

He wanted the Mexican people to have it, so he ordered 100 cases of this condiment shipped to Mexico...

On it’s way, on April 15, 1912, the ship carrying this condiment hit an iceburg and sank...

The condiment for Mexico was on the Titanic....

The Presidnete felt so bad that he declared a national holiday...

That’s where the holiday, “Sinko De Mayo” came form...

True story...............(maybe)


4 posted on 05/04/2018 2:19:52 PM PDT by JBW1949 (I'm really PC....PATRIOTICALLY CORRECT!!!!)
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To: JBW1949

LOL! It’s all clear now.


6 posted on 05/04/2018 2:26:50 PM PDT by Lurkina.n.Learnin (Wisdom and education are different things. Don't confuse them.)
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To: JBW1949

“Sinko de Mayo”..... OOOOF!!!

OK, what do you call four matadors in quicksand?

“Cuatro Sinko!” Ba-da-BING!

;^)


14 posted on 05/04/2018 2:38:51 PM PDT by elcid1970 ("The Second Amendment is more important than Islam. Buy ammo.")
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To: JBW1949

what about French food and wine on Cinco de Mayo?


37 posted on 05/04/2018 3:32:57 PM PDT by Forward the Light Brigade (Into the Jaws of H*ll Onward! Ride to the sound of the guns!)
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To: JBW1949

That’s right

True story

They called it mojo Inglés

We call it today Worcestershire sauce


39 posted on 05/04/2018 3:34:23 PM PDT by wardaddy (Reward for young buck goes by Kanye fancies hisself a poet...if seen contact his overseer@DNC.org)
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