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Astro is a warlord name on a riverboat, Astro1 and Astro2 cruising standing with machine guns.
Welcome to Guatemala, warlord river rides, Elvis Costello is the driver
of our river Taxi and guide service along our plantations. The guns are necessary, as we can never know when crocodiles might make high jumps. Feel comfortable seniors. Let's go Elvis, vamos nuestro amigos Americanos. Astro Uno. Si senior. Sabes que necesitas tener. Si, senior. (machine gun sound, guests fall into the river for the crocodiles) |
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Astro is a warlord name on a riverboat, Astro1 and Astro2 cruising standing with machine guns.
Welcome to Guatemala, warlord river rides, Elvis Costello is the driver
of our river Taxi and guide service along our plantations. The guns are necessary, as we can never know when crocodiles might make high jumps. Feel comfortable seniors. Let's go Elvis, vamos nuestro amigos Americanos. Astro Uno. Si senior. Sabes que necesitas tener. Si, senior. (machine gun sound, guests fall into the river for the crocodiles) The guide spat on the floating bodies in the water, just before the crocodiles began munching on them. Hacer! Poner! We learned that tener (to have) was wrongly used instead of hacer (to do), however in South America poner is used (to put). You know what you have to put (up with) is what the boss said on the warlord's boat to the two men holding machine guns. Hasta luego. |
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Astro is a warlord name on a riverboat, Astro1 and Astro2 cruising standing with machine guns.
Welcome to Guatemala, warlord river rides, Elvis Costello is the driver
of our river Taxi and guide service along our plantations. The guns are necessary, as we can never know when crocodiles might make high jumps. Feel comfortable seniors. Let's go Elvis, vamos nuestro amigos Americanos. Astro Uno. Si senior. Sabes que necesitas tener. Si, senior. (machine gun sound, guests fall into the river for the crocodiles) The guide spat on the floating bodies in the water, just before the crocodiles began munching on them. Hacer! Poner! We learned that tener (to have) was wrongly used instead of hacer (to do), however in South America poner is used (to put). You know what you have to put (up with) is what the boss said on the warlord's boat to the two men holding machine guns. Hasta luego. You will find, your spanish lessons romantic. (shooting in the air with a machine gun for a few seconds) Come to our romantic country and put up with Astro1 and Astro2 to follow you into the jungle of love. |
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