@GuillemBalague What happens is that the Spanish see us as a small brother, and we just see them as a brother or a close friend, not a big brother. We are a very ancient and independent people, and dont have any kind of complex whatsoever with our neighbor. Dont forget we are an atlantic nation.
@GuillemBalague I am portuguese, and everything you said is false. Absolutely everything.
1- iberismo = closer ties of the two countries, 2- spain didnt rule Portugal, they (castille and leon and Portugal) just had the same king. 3- Portugal always prioritized spain as a partner (cont.)
@INArteCarloDoss no, it is not. Only in the minds of the americans, who think that they are more «free» than the others, when, in fact, is the other way around.
@MarcoTrigo4 @pedroprola Passar a pasta é uma coisa, outra achar que a interpretação que um Advogado faz serve para outro
a prova deve ser imediada pessoalmente, não estamos a falar de resumos de aulas.
@AuggieBeee@GigaBeers Well i have copper pipes in a not that old Office building (40 years) and i have to replace them all.
The water comes in a red Yellow from the tap.
And the water pressure is shot.
@UnPassant_@mbritt1197@Sarahhuniverse Now the cheese would be some simple flamengo or mozzarella, not talking about another kind of cheese. The ham a simple slim slice.
Also, and i forgot, a piece of fruit for the children. Apple, pear, or a banana
@UnPassant_@mbritt1197@Sarahhuniverse What is uncommon? I can assure this is the case. In fact, in elementary school was mandatory to eat in the Middle of the morning some bread with cheese (or butter) and milk (with chocolat or not). Some days it was cheese + ham. We call it "sandes mista".
@UnPassant_@mbritt1197@Sarahhuniverse I am portuguese and i always had cheese and ham for the breakfast (or butter), always inside some bread.
In alternative, some cereals.
Milk or yogurt too.