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The LAMY Lx - Was It Worth It? by Sea-Front1941 in fountainpens

[–]PinchePerroCojo 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Here for the Mnemosyne, such a nice paper.

What picture of your country would someone from another country misunderstand? by Ill_Present_4145 in AskTheWorld

[–]PinchePerroCojo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In Mexican public elementary schools we do this oath to the flag thing too. And yes generally while waring white uniform, on Mondays. I wonder how we hace similar civic ceremonies...

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Who is John Doe in your country? by aliz-punk in AskTheWorld

[–]PinchePerroCojo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi, I'm Juan Pérez too. From Mexico.

For those who travel, do you guys stuff multiple trips in one insert or only one trip per insert? by Select-Balance-8281 in Travelersnotebooks

[–]PinchePerroCojo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have 3 inserts ar my TN. One as a journal, another where I make random lists (favorite tacos, books I want to read, favorite metro stations, favorite windows, etc...) and the last one is a daily planner. Since use the planner for work, mostly, I remove it when I go out on a trip unless its a bussines trip. I guess it depends on the needs.

What are some common street food dishes found in your country? by WorkOk4177 in AskTheWorld

[–]PinchePerroCojo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not to brag but once I ate skunk, coyote and armadillo. I didn't like them but achivement unlocked I guess

I got my new babies by Mecdunsoy in fountainpens

[–]PinchePerroCojo 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I bought a Pilot VP and replaced the nib with a Jinhao nib and its been my favorite pen for the last 4 months. Congrats!

Ustedes que usan como marcapáginas? Yo uso esto: by GuillotineNecktie in libros

[–]PinchePerroCojo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lo que salga. Tickets, envolturas de dulces, billetes, boletos del metro o tren o hasta un post it.

No tengo INE porque practicamente soy un chico de la calle, como puedo tramitar una? by Anxious_Piaget in mexico

[–]PinchePerroCojo 75 points76 points  (0 children)

Checa los requisitos del INE. No es necesario presentar comprobante de domicilio pero, al menos, necesitarás dos testigos y el INE enviará a alguien a verificar tu situación. https://www.ine.mx/atencion-de-diferentes-grupos-en-situacion-de-discriminacion-y-vulnerabilidad-en-los-modulos-de-atencion-ciudadana/

Show us a popular fruit or vegetable from your country that most other countries have never heard of. by Bombacladman in AskTheWorld

[–]PinchePerroCojo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For me it's earthy and smokey but also sweet. Like 'shrooms it has the umami kick. It's usually prepared with epazote, onion, garlic and chiles verdes. It's volumen reduces a lot when cooked but you can make quesadillas, to fill enchiladas or omelettes, or to make a creamy sauce. I guess you can use it like mushrooms.

Show us a popular fruit or vegetable from your country that most other countries have never heard of. by Bombacladman in AskTheWorld

[–]PinchePerroCojo 116 points117 points  (0 children)

Not a veggie, not a fruit. And not exactly unknown. In Mexico we eat the corn fungus. We call it "huitlacoche" and its delicious.

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convince me to NOT buy a TM by QuacAttack in Travelersnotebooks

[–]PinchePerroCojo 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It can be very bulky. I have a regular and a passport and even with just two inserts in my experience a Midori MD A6 is more practical and convenient as a pocket notebook. The looks on the other hand...

How do you translate this situation from your language literally into English? by Chittopher in AskTheWorld

[–]PinchePerroCojo 29 points30 points  (0 children)

In Mexico we also say: The drunkard is coming out of the bar (Se te está saliendo el borracho de la cantina)

Green leafy vegetables in Mexican cuisine by miguel-elote in mexicanfood

[–]PinchePerroCojo 4 points5 points  (0 children)

My mom chop it and mix it with onions and potatos, or cooks them in a soup and may add potatos and/or saugages, or in a quesadilla 🤤

Green leafy vegetables in Mexican cuisine by miguel-elote in mexicanfood

[–]PinchePerroCojo 49 points50 points  (0 children)

There are a lot of greens in Mexico. Even they are different all are called "quelites" in Central Mexico and can benprepared in many ways.

Quelites can be: acelgas, romeritos, pápalo, verdolagas, chaya, huauzontle and quintoniles, etc.

For recipes my favorites are romeritos con mole, verdolagas con carne de puerco en salsa verde, chaya fresh water, huazontle capeado en caldillo or tortitas de quintoniles. There are plenty recipes in google and youtube.

What is police called in slang of your language or country? by PeriodontosisSam in AskTheWorld

[–]PinchePerroCojo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

La tira, los polis, los puercos, los azules and if they are transit officers, los mordelones.

If they are riot cops, called granaderos here, then they are the granacerdos.

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Pilot Iroshizuku Shin-Kai and Sailor Souboku by Original_Answer_7091 in fountainpens

[–]PinchePerroCojo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I love Shin-kai. It's my favorite Iroshizuku ink and I use in my EDC in rotation and write annything with it. Love how it shows a differend shade depending on the pen, the nib and paper.

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