[chilidog]

Ticos (what Costa Ricans called themselves) are notoriously known for avoiding confrontation. They'll do anything to avoid saying they can't do something.

I think that the powers that be at SBR have been infected by this tico disease, since they still haven't said one single word about the bash.

[Jeffie]

I'm pretty sure everyone should move on and realize there will be no bash.
Not just the betisland scandal, but i wonder if they even have the funds like they did before?

[TxAaron]

US government cannot extradite there. If they rob someone nothing can be done.

[chilidog]

US government cannot extradite there. If they rob someone nothing can be done.

Yes they can. The FBI and IRS even have an office in the building right next to where the majority of the sportsbooks are located.

[King Mayan]

Chilli watch your culo!!!

[spankie]

Chilli watch your culo!!!

Are you gay?

[TxAaron]

Are you gay?

[Iwinyourmoney]

Can't believe it's so hard for SBR to tell us what's up

[BigDeem5]

Aaron buried

[chilidog]

Chilli watch your culo!!!

platanazo

[King Mayan]

Are you gay?

Spankie you want my nuts?

I'll oblige.

[King Mayan]

platanazo

Culero. Maricon.

[spankie]

Spankie you want my nuts?

I'll oblige.

Unreal you sicko.

You are gay.

I have added you to List of gay sbr members.

[chilidog]

Culero. Maricon.

no pica pancho

[konck]

Opie sort of said no bash

[tblues2005]

Opie and Shari are the only ones that have spoke about this. Nothing from the others at all.

[King Mayan]

no pica pancho

[CarpeDime]

Ticos (what Costa Ricans called themselves) are notoriously known for avoiding confrontation. They'll do anything to avoid saying they can't do something.

I think that the powers that be at SBR have been infected by this tico disease, since they still haven't said one single word about the bash.

i never understood this stereotype

i have heard people reference it, but never quite experienced it myself

is it true?? i mean aren't all people in the world slight averse to "confrontations"?? how could being especially so be part of a culture?

its a very particular stereotype that I have heard, how did it come about??

[minet123]

i never understood this stereotype

i have heard people reference it, but never quite experienced it myself

is it true?? i mean aren't all people in the world slight averse to "confrontations"?? how could being especially so be part of a culture?

its a very particular stereotype that I have heard, how did it come about??

Loshack if you put the crack pipe down and get out of Zona Roja you might see how true the first post is

[CarpeDime]

Loshack if you put the crack pipe down and get out of Zona Roja you might see how true the first post is

hahaha well you are right, i dont get out perhaps as much as i should

but how could "avoiding confrontation" be a cultural thing???

and how would it even manifest itself?? can you give me an example of something that might happen in real life?

[Chi_archie]

don't the people in India not nod their heads for either yes or no all the time?

[minet123]

hahaha well you are right, i dont get out perhaps as much as i should

but how could "avoiding confrontation" be a cultural thing???

and how would it even manifest itself?? can you give me an example of something that might happen in real life?

Ok I will use an example from the recent past
Lenny would have never closed shop and taken the money
and not only screw his customers but the cute little tica that worked for him
AND STAYED IN HIS HOUSE AND CONTINUED TO HANG OUT IN ESCAZU
If Escazu was part of Newak New Jersey
Some one would have stomped his guts out

[The Kraken]

Loshaque, it's similar to how Canadians are always ready to run scared from war. How they're never more than an arms reach away from a white flag. I find it weird and am not quite sure if its an inherited trait or a learned response. Either way, it's similar because its as if it only affects Candians.

[chilidog]

i never understood this stereotype

i have heard people reference it, but never quite experienced it myself

is it true?? i mean aren't all people in the world slight averse to "confrontations"?? how could being especially so be part of a culture?

its a very particular stereotype that I have heard, how did it come about??

Of course they are, but ticos are especially vulnerable to this. You ever stop and ask a tico for directions? They won't say they don't know. They'll gives you directions, even if they have no clue where it is.

It's like they're the most passive-aggressive people ever. They're the nicest people you'll ever meet, but put them behind the wheel of a car and all of a sudden they're super angry. Imagine being in line at the bank and if you're a second late in walking forward, somebody behind you starts screaming at you to move forward. Ticos have this art mastered.

[Russian Rocket]

don't the people in India not nod their heads for either yes or no all the time?

yeah they do...it fukking drives me nuts

[pavyracer]

but how could "avoiding confrontation" be a cultural thing???

It means you are a pussy. Some cultures are pussy cultures. Where I'm from people are very confrontational. They will come right to your face to tell you how they really feel whether you like it or not.

[chilidog]

pavy! when the hell did you come back? i thought you went into retirement or something.

[pavyracer]

pavy! when the hell did you come back? i thought you went into retirement or something.

I post occasionally. Was out for about year.

[manny24]

Ok I will use an example from the recent past
Lenny would have never closed shop and taken the money
and not only screw his customers but the cute little tica that worked for him
AND STAYED IN HIS HOUSE AND CONTINUED TO HANG OUT IN ESCAZU
If Escazu was part of Newak New Jersey
Some one would have stomped his guts out

also the reason lenny didn't leave anything in his will

guy didn't have two nickels to rub together at the end

[manny24]

who is running the chilidog handle now anyway?

[FreeFall]

i never understood this stereotype

i have heard people reference it, but never quite experienced it myself

is it true?? i mean aren't all people in the world slight averse to "confrontations"?? how could being especially so be part of a culture?

its a very particular stereotype that I have heard, how did it come about??

Classic change of topic and avoiding the OPs question.

Guys the writing is all over the walls. You just don't want to read it or believe it.

[CarpeDime]

Classic change of topic and avoiding the OPs question.

Guys the writing is all over the walls. You just don't want to read it or believe it.

freefall i fully admit that i am afraid of confrontation, i was merely questioning why ticos have that reputation

YES i change topics, avoid questions, etc etc, and if you think you can GODE me into a confrontation, your soarly mistaken pal

i can avoid confrontation and avoid answering questions and change topics AD NEAUSEAM pal

[GamblerSpirit]

It means you are a pussy. Some cultures are pussy cultures. Where
I'm from people are very confrontational. They will come right to your face to tell you how they really feel whether you like it or not.

You're the biggest pussy here. What a joke you are.

[chilidog]

who is running the chilidog handle now anyway?

yo. xq?

[CDMKMP]

hahaha well you are right, i dont get out perhaps as much as i should

but how could "avoiding confrontation" be a cultural thing???

and how would it even manifest itself?? can you give me an example of something that might happen in real life?

There are lots of mentalities embedded into various cultures. I have no clue about this Costa Rica thing but take a look here for a good example:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sisu