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With some friend we thought about the “Mexican issue” some guy has at the moment.
And created some “Trump’s America” images of states, city names, fast food companies, brands, sport teams.
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USA states would be…
California would be…
Los Angeles would be…
Las Vegas would be…
San Francisco would be…
Taco Bell would be…
Corona would be…
Old Del Paso would be…
LA sport team would be…
LA Lakers would be…
San Antonio Spars would be…
Mustang would be…
Alcatraz would be…
Zorro would be…
Just for fun, Adobe, comes from Arabic language
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Michael Rains 9 years ago
Very funny.... "Mustangs are descendants of Spanish, or Iberian, horses that were brought to the Americas by Spanish explorers in the 16th century. The name was derived from the Spanish word mustengo, which means "ownerless beast" or "stray horse." Many people think that mustangs are simply wild horses rather than a specific breed. These horses bred with other types of horses, including quarter horses and draft horses, to create the breed we know today." Amazing when you actually KNOW the CORRECT answer.
Eli Lynch 7 years ago
I hate Trump. These are dumb. First, you forgot internment camps run by his buddies in every state for anybody remotely looking latino/a or Muslim. Then, all the unemployed tent cities of US workers whose jobs have gone because of tariffs and the impending stock market crash.
Michael Rains 9 years ago
Donald Trump doesn't like Spain (& other countries)??? Mustang is from Spain... nice try though
MONK (Post author) 9 years ago
mustang (n.) Look up mustang at Dictionary.com "small, half-wild horse of the American prairie," 1808, from Mexican Spanish mestengo "animal that strays" (16c.), from Spanish mestengo "wild, stray, ownerless," literally "belonging to the mesta," an association of cattle ranchers who divided stray or unclaimed animals that got "mixed" with the herds, from Latin mixta "mixed," fem. past participle of miscere "to mix" (see mix (v.)). Said to be influenced by the Spanish word mostrenco "straying, wild," which is probably from mostrar, from Latin monstrare "to show."
Load More Replies... Michael Rains 9 years ago
Very funny.... "Mustangs are descendants of Spanish, or Iberian, horses that were brought to the Americas by Spanish explorers in the 16th century. The name was derived from the Spanish word mustengo, which means "ownerless beast" or "stray horse." Many people think that mustangs are simply wild horses rather than a specific breed. These horses bred with other types of horses, including quarter horses and draft horses, to create the breed we know today." Amazing when you actually KNOW the CORRECT answer.
Eli Lynch 7 years ago
I hate Trump. These are dumb. First, you forgot internment camps run by his buddies in every state for anybody remotely looking latino/a or Muslim. Then, all the unemployed tent cities of US workers whose jobs have gone because of tariffs and the impending stock market crash.
Michael Rains 9 years ago
Donald Trump doesn't like Spain (& other countries)??? Mustang is from Spain... nice try though
MONK (Post author) 9 years ago
mustang (n.) Look up mustang at Dictionary.com "small, half-wild horse of the American prairie," 1808, from Mexican Spanish mestengo "animal that strays" (16c.), from Spanish mestengo "wild, stray, ownerless," literally "belonging to the mesta," an association of cattle ranchers who divided stray or unclaimed animals that got "mixed" with the herds, from Latin mixta "mixed," fem. past participle of miscere "to mix" (see mix (v.)). Said to be influenced by the Spanish word mostrenco "straying, wild," which is probably from mostrar, from Latin monstrare "to show."
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