Question for the Beaners

[Barrister]

Does eating beans every day for three weeks in Brazil make me a beaner?

No.

Thank God. *phew*

We wouldn't want you, ya dirty Uke.

And no one I know calls Brazilians "beaners"

Well they sure as fuck ate a lot of beans. 

[Ideologue]

Does eating beans every day for three weeks in Brazil make me a beaner?

No.

Indeed.  You can take the Mongol-Slav out of the Ukraine, right, ese?

[Eddie Teach]

You know, Ide, I don't think there's a one drop rule for beaners. 

[katmai]

Like his Dorseyesque ass even has one drop

[Syt]

I had some chorizo this morning. It was Spanish.

[katmai]

How can you be sure?!

[Syt]

It says "No. 1 en Espana". Though the back says "Importat de [Company Name], Bucuresti", so it's probably gypsyfied. And contains horse meat. 

[Eddie Teach]

[Syt]

Well, may contain horse meat (which I don't mind). Supposedly it's made from pork. I guess I shouldn't visit the Jewish museum today.

[The Brain]

Pork isn't Jew meat.

[garbon]

If a person = "that guy", and indicating a slightly negative/negative opinion of the person.

Hmm. That doesn't seem in keeping with how it's used here. It's more like "buddy", and certainly isn't used negatively that I've seen.

I'm pretty sure Martim isn't the first person I'd go to about Mexican customs, his links with the ambassador notwithstanding.

[HVC]

Does eating beans every day for three weeks in Brazil make me a beaner?

No.

Thank God. *phew*

We wouldn't want you, ya dirty Uke.

And no one I know calls Brazilians "beaners"

Well they sure as fuck ate a lot of beans. 

different kind of beans. brazillians really like turtle beans for some reason. we can call you turtle if you like?

[HVC]

If a person = "that guy", and indicating a slightly negative/negative opinion of the person.

Hmm. That doesn't seem in keeping with how it's used here. It's more like "buddy", and certainly isn't used negatively that I've seen.

I'm pretty sure Martim isn't the first person I'd go to about Mexican customs, his links with the ambassador notwithstanding.

""esse" means "that" in Portuguese, but used mainly when the object isn't identified. ie give me "that thing". So he extrapolated. He's wrong, but i can see his reasoning.

[garbon]

Yeah but it's the motivation - to be seen as knowledgeable on subjects he clearly knows little about, that's the issue here.

[HVC]

Yeah but it's the motivation - to be seen as knowledgeable on subjects he clearly knows little about, that's the issue here.

welcome to languish