GasBandit
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Doesn't mean he can do anything about it if she decides to do soI can see that. That's where you can apply GB's other idea... except that this whole thread is in the clear and he probably knows all about it by now.
Where In the World Was ShegoSandiago?
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Dave
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It's a safety thing. Would you want to put your family in danger (potential danger) for some money? He does not.Doesn't mean he can do anything about it if she decides to do so
GasBandit
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Cash in small amounts is untraceable. Or at least less traceable than her physical week long visit already is. If he finds it one hundred at a time, it gets spread out over weeks, months, maybe even years depending on hiding skill, has no trail to go back to, it's practically laundered.
You could always give it to LittleSin. Jet could make that shit vanish.
That's the kind of thing that raises...questions.I would have just deposited it all into his wife's account
--Patrick
Or something like that...
With all the pros and cons your marriage brings along, I'm just wishing you all the best!
Well @Dave pretty much nailed it on the head as to why my brother won't accept any large amounts from me. However we had an awesome day shopping yesterday and are going to have a phenomenal weekend on 6th street before I have to head back for sure.
@Officer_Charon: Does Narnian magic work on money? That could be an interesting proposal!
@PatrThom: well uhhh yeah, obviously
@Just Me: It also doesn't help being a gay couple in some parts of Mexico. We have literally signed into some hotels with separate beds/rooms because of this. I have really pushed myself into as many gay rights activities and events that my free time allows but it's like a breeze pushing against a tsunami.
@GasBandit: oh the stories I could tell...
@Officer_Charon: Does Narnian magic work on money? That could be an interesting proposal!
@PatrThom: well uhhh yeah, obviously
@Just Me: It also doesn't help being a gay couple in some parts of Mexico. We have literally signed into some hotels with separate beds/rooms because of this. I have really pushed myself into as many gay rights activities and events that my free time allows but it's like a breeze pushing against a tsunami.
@GasBandit: oh the stories I could tell...
I hope you don't get murdered by a drug cartel!
GasBandit
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She's the one who knocks.
I want to tag that post as funny, but I just can't.
Don't ever change Charlie.
So where does one sign up for this big bag of money? Or does it only apply to siblings? And if so, what papers do I need to sign to be your brother, too?
This story kind of went along with what I was thinking (it had to do with Mexican government), but it is a lot more glamorous. I'm happy to hear that you're happy and doing well!
Yeah, I can be your hermano at the drop of a sombrero.
I can do this, but avoid sounding like a gringo by not saying hermano or sombrero.
But I did say gringo... fuck.
@ThatNickGuy and @Chad Sexington: How's your Spanish? 
@WasabiPoptart: I would be lying if I didn't say the majority of the time is just sitting in awe of where I'm at, I hope that feeling never goes away. Luckily I wasn't born with it, my wife is insanely hard to please outside of the bedroom when it comes to just about anything. It's one of the few things we argue about. I make sure to Pay It Forward every chance I get. Wherever we go out to eat, if the service is good and have good attitudes, I tip in ways I wish I had been tipped as a server/bartender. As I stated earlier, I give to Gay Rights groups and attend events almost every month. I do what I can for those who helped me at one point or another.
@WasabiPoptart: I would be lying if I didn't say the majority of the time is just sitting in awe of where I'm at, I hope that feeling never goes away. Luckily I wasn't born with it, my wife is insanely hard to please outside of the bedroom when it comes to just about anything. It's one of the few things we argue about. I make sure to Pay It Forward every chance I get. Wherever we go out to eat, if the service is good and have good attitudes, I tip in ways I wish I had been tipped as a server/bartender. As I stated earlier, I give to Gay Rights groups and attend events almost every month. I do what I can for those who helped me at one point or another.
doomdragon6
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Your life is massively cray. Glad you're enjoying though!
I know you're joking, but it's improving! I've been using Rosetta Stone and starting back up with Duolingo. I'd love to be able to speak it/read it much better by the end of the year.
I, uh, I listened to a lot of Eddie Guerrero's promos?
Not what expected, but still pretty awesome. Hopefully you can figure some way to work around all that and visit your brother and us more!
Mmmm-hm. Yes, yes. Oh, I see. Please, go on!
@AshburnerX: I knew I was going somewhere in the financial world eventually, I would have never imagine this either. I will be working with some proxy practice with Dave in the near future and see about visiting more often as well.
@NSA: Ohh ho ho, what are you going to do, spy on my telephone conversations? I've seen what your President can do when threatened. I'll cross that red line a couple times like it was a hopscotch drawing.
Let's dance!
@NSA: Ohh ho ho, what are you going to do, spy on my telephone conversations? I've seen what your President can do when threatened. I'll cross that red line a couple times like it was a hopscotch drawing.
Let's dance!
Tu mama es una vaca! (Which I jokingly say to my husband when we're talking about how awful my Spanish is, not because I am really insulting his mother who is a sweet lady.)
Shego you can pay off my house and student loans if you want. I ain't skeerd!
Heh. I used to be fluent when I lived in Spain, but that was a loooong time ago.
My Spanish is sooooo rusty (even though my accent is still great) porque falto compadres para practicar.
--Patrick
Did anyone else think Shego was one of the problems at the border?
I'm relieved it's true love and marriage and Mexico fairy tale. Stay safe and happy, Shegs.
I'm relieved it's true love and marriage and Mexico fairy tale. Stay safe and happy, Shegs.
A) If you're godmother to any of Gil's children, it isn't all that unusual to have an account in that child's name and deposit a small amount in it regularly - my girlfriend's putting away €20/week in an account for her goddaughter, for example. unless you're actively funneling that money through the Caymans, nobody'll look t wice - you have a job, you're allowed to have some spare money to spend on your godchild. And if Gil won't accept it, well, at least one (or all of them, depending) of h is children will have some savings if/when they go to college or become adults or whatever. I mean, passing someone a house raises some flags, small regular donations are so common no-one looks.
B) With the pictures of your wife, plus your statement her father's someone important in politics, someone could easily do a bit of digging and find out who -especially someone who knwos something about Mexican politics (not me). I dunno, seems you may be being too open if you want to remain unfound.
C) Glad to hear it's been for (moslty) awesome/good reasons you haven't been around. I'm aware of some of the pitfalls of having to live with round-the-clock security, it isn't always great, but it's still a lot better than "just got back from 2 years in jail" or so
B) With the pictures of your wife, plus your statement her father's someone important in politics, someone could easily do a bit of digging and find out who -especially someone who knwos something about Mexican politics (not me
). I dunno, seems you may be being too open if you want to remain unfound.C) Glad to hear it's been for (moslty) awesome/good reasons you haven't been around. I'm aware of some of the pitfalls of having to live with round-the-clock security, it isn't always great, but it's still a lot better than "just got back from 2 years in jail" or so
