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I never shower at a pool prior to going in the water.
5 years agoI was just puzzling over how to say it lol!
5 years agoThe Mexican drivers seem way better than Richmond drivers as me and CJ had a lot of trouble with them when we were on our bikes. They did not give u any room at all and seemed annoyed that we were there.
5 years agoThat's too freaky for me!
5 years agoThe pix r pretty gud tho
5 years agoWhat were the drops on ur handlebars?
5 years agoOh that looks really nice!
5 years agoI am still a bit confused about the CUCs and the PUPs. Lots of sites indicate that the conversion is 25 PUPS to a CUC. (So that would imply that you got shortchanged for your 20 CUCs Jan 21 - should have got 500 PUPs). What I am mainly wondering is whether prices are different if you have PUPs vs CUCS - like, do locals or those with local currency pay less? Some other sites say that $US are also commonly accepted. True? If yes, if a local takes a $US, what can they do with it? And if a local takes a CUC, will they spend it like that, or convert right away (somewhere) to PUPs.
Since your time and internet are limited right now, you could stop reading this here - I'll try to quiz you more at home - but if you are up for it --> more questions: CUCs have coins and paper. The smallest CUC coin is 5 centavos. A 5 centavo CUC is therefore about the same value as one PUP (one PUP is actually 4 CUC centavos). So could you have bought that coffee with a 5 centavo CUC?
And finally, I assume that 1 PUP is the smallest PUP value. Is it paper, or a coin?
Steve (the Economics guy)
But st.........
5 years agoHahahahahahahaha!
5 years agoCongrats on making it over the pass! Next year, the French Alps!
5 years agoIt depends. What do you think it is?
5 years agoYes
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poinsettia
I think it is royal palm. Matches well with images, anyway.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roystonea_regia
LOVE it!
5 years ago