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Right ignore me, talking bs for a change. Was momentarily confused....Originally posted by bogeyman View PostReally? That's sad!
I thought they had a couple at Gitmo to keep the squareheads happy but didn't realise they were actually in Cuba-proper
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I never saw any when I was there but it was a few years ago... I knew they had McD's in Guantanimo but didn't realise there were any others... it is a shame.Originally posted by bogeyman View PostReally? That's sad!
I thought they had a couple at Gitmo to keep the squareheads happy but didn't realise they were actually in Cuba-proper
It was the most amazing country.
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Really? That's sad!Originally posted by oracleslave View PostUnfortunately they already have those scattered about. Granted not on a grand scale yet.
I thought they had a couple at Gitmo to keep the squareheads happy but didn't realise they were actually in Cuba-proper
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Unfortunately they already have those scattered about. Granted not on a grand scale yet.Originally posted by bogeyman View PostIf you want to see Cuba, go now, before the yanks get their hands on it and it's Wendys, Macdonalds and Starbucks on every street corner.
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If you want to see Cuba, go now, before the yanks get their hands on it and it's Wendys, Macdonalds and Starbucks on every street corner.
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Chavez will shoehorn someone in (probably with Raul as figurehead) and the staus quo will be preserved.
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All depends - they got any oil to speak of ... if so they'd need a good dose of democracy to sort them out, otherwise dictatorship is fine.
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