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@Pervy Sage Jiraiya, especially if you live in a city with a large Hispanic population (like I do)
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@Pervy Sage Jiraiya, it’s true I’m Mexican and I’ve never once celebrated cinco de Mayo I always thought of it as a holiday white people celebrated so they could eat guacamole
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@The Unknowns, it’s literally an excuse to eat Mexican food and drink.
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@The Unknowns, Baw-hahahahaha! You made me literally lol!!! :-)
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@J3ster, "I Need an Excuse to Drink in the Springtime AGAIN" Day
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@SimonPetrikov, and because they can't pronounce "dieciséis de septiembre"
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Needs better punctuation, but +1 for original Twilight Zone series reference always.
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@nate930, the punctuation is off because this isn’t the twilight zone, it’s the SCARY DOOR
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It was named after the crown-like form it has
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The irony
Only in the U.S., is May 5th a bigger deal than it is in Mexico.