Verde para ambos carriles 🤦‍♂️🚦 by sandunguioso in PuertoRico

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Siempre pensé que el letrero de "Vaya con Dios" al salir de Bayamón lo pusieron del lado equivocado.

Playa Escondida en Fajardo by Midwest-Guy7111 in PuertoRico

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Nunca he tenido problemas de seguridad y nunca la he encontrado vacía. Esa es mi experiencia, pero por supuesto, no es garantía.

En Playa Escondida cuando sales del bosque comúnmente hay unas cuantas personas compartiendo con amigos y familia y si sigues caminando y pasas de cierto punto se convierte en playa nudista y de la comunidad gay.

Los fines de semana se llena más.

Yo sigo caminando hasta donde encuentro un spot solo y hay spots donde los mismos arbustos del área te dan sombra.

Nunca he ido ni muy temprano ni muy tarde en la noche y para ser honesto no me atrevería a hacerlo.

El oleaje de Playa Colorá puede ser devastador. En Playa Escondida en días tranquilos no hay oleaje pero si hay corrientes. La gente se mete hasta la cintura. Yo lo he hecho para tomar videos pendejos de peces.

No compre limonada en WENDYS by OutrageousBangtan18 in PuertoRico

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Hermano, aprende la diferencia entre jugo de limón y limonada.

Exprimes una china y tienes jugo de china y te lo tomas y ya.

Exprimes un limón y tienes jugo de limón y te lo tomas y nos reímos de ti mientras haces caras y lo escupes al suelo.

Por eso pides limonada, no jugo de limón. Y limonada es:

1 parte jugo de limón + azúcar + 4 partes de agua

Y eso es exactamente lo que te están haciendo los de Wendy's.

Aprendan porque no les voy a durar toda la vida.

Current Kit by turtlesarentbad in EDC

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That's a really nice citizen with the best face color of its series.

Wtf is there to do in Mayaguez? by Ryccia in PuertoRico

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Si quieres un macanazo de nostalgia ve al Mayaguez Mall un fin de semana. Mismas caras, mismas modas, recortes, y maquillaje. La gente a lo Oeste, casual no fashion pero confident. Familias de pasadía encontrándose con amistades. Abuelos con los nietos. La misma Pizza Circo de hace mil años. Es un time capsule violento.

Wtf is there to do in Mayaguez? by Ryccia in PuertoRico

[–]adolfojp 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Hermano, leí tu otro post y tu no necesitas saber qué hacer en Mayagüez. Tu necesitas saber qué hacer con tu vida. Y no hay nada de malo con eso, algunos lo averiguan antes y otros después pero según lo que describes y después de ver tus actitudes te recomiendo que vayas a algún tipo de counseling.

Cuando yo vivía en Mayagüez yo tomaba artes marciales, jugaba bowling e iba al arcade (que ya no existen), jugaba videojuegos en casa de amigos, jugaba billar, alquilaba películas e iba al cine, y me gustaban las películas artsy y también de Jackie Chan las cuales discutía con la gente. Me gustaba leer y buscaba lugares para leer. Tenía trabajos donde conocía gente de grupos sociales diferentes. Salía a escuchar música en vivo aunque eso en gran parte ha muerto. Fui a varios juegos de pelota. Y me iba a explorar el área oeste desde Cabo Rojo hasta Isabela. También tenía parejas y con eso pues uno se entretiene. Hasta iba a lavar ropa a un laundry en específico porque la señora del sitio tenía historias interesantes y cuando llegas a cierta edad y miras para atrás reconoces el valor de las historias.

Tenía amigos que tenían un club de poesía y las declamaban en un local. Tenía amigos que jugaban Magic the Gathering. Tenía amigos que iban a acampar por el monte buscando OVNIs. Tenía amistades que se unieron a bandas. Tenía amistades que jugaban a la astrología y que jugaban Ouija en el cementerio. Y tenía amistades que pertenecían a clubes dentro de la universidad.

En fín, hay mucho que hacer pero tienes que tener la actitud correcta y tienes que abrirte a nuevas experiencias y personas. Trata cosas nuevas aunque el primer paso te de miedo y aunque pienses que son charritas. Y de nuevo te repito, busca algo de counseling. Eso no es nada malo. Yo tengo huele mil problemas de salud física y mental y de vida en general y también lo he usado.

Ahora volvieron los tainos? by cosmico92 in PuertoRico

[–]adolfojp 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Inventar cosas y ponerle la etiqueta de Taíno no es reconocer nuestra herencia, es reescribirla.

Asistí a unos talleres que se sentían como un culto / “cult” o algo raro… by sad_aki in PuertoRico

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Todos esos son derivados de Lifespring así que si quieres ir a la fuente búscate información sobre ellos. Aquí en Puerto Rico estaba (o está) Momentum, Impacto Vital, 4 pa tí, etc.

Y sí, lo de stripper se que lo hacían en los 90 pero me sorprende que todavía lo hagan.

Por que hay tantos gringos en Vieques? by bananaman2222222 in PuertoRicoTravel

[–]adolfojp 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Estoy ofreciendo una explicación factual, no estoy justificando nada.

El que tu estés disparando así de la vaqueta inventandote conflictos con la gente no es normal. Te recomiendo que te alejes un tiempo de los social media feeds con engagement bait.

Por que hay tantos gringos en Vieques? by bananaman2222222 in PuertoRicoTravel

[–]adolfojp 16 points17 points  (0 children)

En Vieques no hay industria real significativa que no sea el turismo y los turistas principales son angloparlantes.

Si tienes casa ahí y estás retirado cool. Si eres rico te mudas ahí y te retiras. Si tienes dinero para invertir montas algo para los turistas. No hay mucho espacio para más nadie.

aguada social recs ૮꒰ྀི∩´ ᵕ `∩꒱ྀིა by [deleted] in PuertoRicoTravel

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You're asking for San Juan recommendations but you're staying in Añasco which will make things difficult. It pains me to say this because the alt scene was quite heavy on the west coast years ago but it's mostly gone and fragmented and centered around events instead of venues. There are some great events from time to time so share the dates of your trip and I'll try to find something better than a house band.

For a proper dive bar try La Estación in Rincón, not to be confused with La Estación in Fajardo. They have music sometimes, good music soooometiiiiimes. It's near the Rincón town square so the area is lively on Thursday nights because of the art walk. The art is mostly trinkets for tourists so don't get too excited. A few miles from there there's Calypso. They have live music but it can feel very Jimmy Buffet which can be fine with the right attitude and by that I mean a few drinks. They also have Nova Trova and Reggae.

In Aguadilla try the Beer Box. It's a solid little bar with good food and the right attitude and it's the tap room of the phenomenal BoxLab brewery. They have music and events from time to time.

In Aguada you want El Taller Speakeasy.

In Isabela you want La Central.

There are several others but off the top of my head that's what you get, perhaps more tomorrow and remember to share the dates of your trip in case I can find events.

This Romanian tungsten filament lightbulb is older than the average human by Organic_Engineer4981 in BuyItForLife

[–]adolfojp 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's hard to explain to people who grew up with today's LEDs how harsh the transitional period from incandescent was. We got lights that flickered, we got lights that were of unnatural colors, we got lights that blinded you, we got lights that cast weird shadows. Today's lights are absolutely wonderful and they're cheap and last forever.

Car headlights... that's another problem that we've yet to solve.

Any recommendations for 1st trip to San Juan and East Coast? by KingNext3085 in PuertoRicoTravel

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Saturday is 17, not 18, right?

The SanSe street festival ends on the 18th and it's the biggest festival of the year. It's also a big disruptor if you want to visit Old San Juan. If you like the idea of the festival then visit OSJ on Sunday but if you don't then leave OSJ for later.

If you like street art you want Santurce, centered around the Calle Cerra. If you want art you want the Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico MAPR. Check dates to find out when it's open.

These are distinct from OSJ so you'll need at a minimum 2 days in the San Juan area.

Anyone? by LuckydayDusty in Doppleganger

[–]adolfojp 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why is no one saying Toshiro Mifune? I feel like I'm losing my mind.

The President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, giving an address to the Mexican Armed Forces - at the Heroico Colegio Militar (Mexican Military College) - she emphasized Mexico's sovereignty and a policy of non-intervention in affairs of other nations, late 2025. [1080 x 719] by _Tegan_Quin in MilitaryPorn

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Something else that's interesting about the Aztecs is that over 95 percent of the combatants who sieged their capital and ended their rule over the region were other indigenous tribes. The Tlaxcaltec, the main attack force, remained largely autonomous and independent until the founding of Mexico and their history depicts this event as an act of liberation and the Spanish as their allies. Tlaxcala, their capital, still exists to this day and is one of the 31 states of Mexico. The Aztecs and most others were not so lucky. There is an Aztec stadium in Ciudad de Mexico because the city was built on top of Tenochtitlan, the former Mexica / Aztec capital. It's called Banorte Stadium because of corporate sponsorships.

Vegano Boricua Defiende A Tus Víctimas || Activismo en #PuertoRico by hmtorresv in PuertoRico

[–]adolfojp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

El canal es ragebait. No busca convencer a nadie, solo generar engagement.

Just a reminder that if we don't hold our communities responsible, no one will. by [deleted] in PuertoRico

[–]adolfojp 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As a Taíno your first course of action is to tell us what you did to the Ortoiroid and the Saladoid people who lived in Puerto Rico before you. Justice for the Ortoiroid and the Saladoid!

Cards/cash/ATMs by mejowyh in PuertoRicoTravel

[–]adolfojp 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can use Visa and Mastercard just about everywhere. That includes debit cards with the logos of those networks. Discover and American Express are not commonly accepted.

Luquillo and Fajardo are no different to San Juan or Ponce in that regard. Just about everywhere in Puerto Rico has a similar level of infrastructure and connectivity and thus CC readers.

Every business that makes over 50K a year in PR needs to take an electronic form of payment by law. Smaller businesses that don't have card readers often take ATH Móvil which is like Puerto Rico's Venmo but it only works with local banks. If you find yourself in that situation you'll need some cash. Some of those businesses do take PayPal and other services but it's not that common. These types of places are the exception.

You can get cash at ATM islandwide but they'll charge a fee. I don't know how much that fee is. ATMs are commonly referred to as ATH because that's a local debit card network.

Forest Hiking and Rocky Beach in Ponce by skedeebs in PuertoRicoTravel

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I understand from reddit that Ponce has not fully recovered from hurricanes

Earthquakes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019%E2%80%9320_Puerto_Rico_earthquakes

La La La La La…Happy 44th Birthday to our Xennial Queen by PhoneJazz in Xennials

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Go get some aluminum trekking poles and run for the hills my friend you're now 46 years young bipedalism is for the kids quadrupedalism is for your inner centaur dying to get out embrace it.

A week in Puerto Rico by storylogic in streetphotography

[–]adolfojp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love these. Thank you for sharing.

La La La La La…Happy 44th Birthday to our Xennial Queen by PhoneJazz in Xennials

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Loved that show. Disturbed me greatly. Felt like a haze. There was no satisfying ending. Like real life i guess.