>I'm Portuguese
>Me: really? From what city are you?
>Omaha, Nebraska
Do Americans..................
>I'm Portuguese
>Me: really? From what city are you?
>Omaha, Nebraska
Do Americans..................
Other urls found in this thread:
youtube.com
en.wikipedia.org
twitter.com
You are American.
Why are there so many Portuguese in Canada?
Pure Prussian blood 1000% by the way I am from Texas
They should just say "I'm Portuguese diaspora".
the aunt and her niece or the two young sisters? what would int choose for a threesome?
>>Do Americans..................
>I'm from Los Angeles
>No, I mean where did you come from?
Problem?
Yes I may be from bumfuck Kentucky but my heart is from northern Ireland
I've met a white American here who would ramble ramble ramble about Portuguese heritage. How they were persecuted by WASPS and bullied for being a different type of white. Dude only had a great grandfather that was Portuguese. The rest were WASPS themselves. Well educated and wealthy man might I add.
fake story
As soon as the criminal organizations delivers your spleen from Italy and your right eyeball from Ukraine, you'll be 61% European by organ composition.
i only know a bunch of portuguese-americans:
Lyndsy Fonseca, Tom Hanks, Katy Perry, Meredith Vieira
real story
Katy Perry and Tom Hanks are of those "everything-American" type
Lusophones face brutal discrimination here in Nebraska, so they keep to their own and preserve their culture in ethnic ghettos.
>yeah I'm boricua
>¿de que parte?
>excuse me I don't speak spanish
They really be
Nuno Bettencourt
from the: youtube.com
look at the portuguese flag in the back
>I'm from Guanajuato, Mexico
>Yo también, ¿de qué parte?
>oh oh me no hablo de espanol de...tortillas...you know poquito
>Oh, but were you bien there?
>No, I was born in Austin
>But have you ever been there?
>No...I mean...I plan to, but I've heard there's a revolution or some tropical disease there...corodavires? Si no for the moment
Peter Francisco:
en.wikipedia.org
Katie Stevens, Devin Nunes, John Philip Sousa
born**
>John Philip Sousa
>was an American composer and conductor of the late Romantic era known primarily for American military marches.[1] He is known as "The March King" or the "American March King", to distinguish him from his British counterpart Kenneth J. Alford. Among his best-known marches are "The Stars and Stripes Forever" (National March of the United States of America), "Semper Fidelis" (official march of the United States Marine Corps), "The Liberty Bell", "The Thunderer", and "The Washington Post".
Literally me
Same, I'm in Pike County. Where you at bubby?
>Lyndsy Fonseca
She is kind a cute, bring her home right now
>Katie Stevens
Bring that one home too
>tfw not really accepted as a Portuguese and the only other culture you have access to is c*nadian global-homo
Se melhorarem a economia (duvido que aconteça mas pronto) deixem-me voltar, por favor
are you ethnic portuguese? or at least totally european? if so, you have nothing to fear
Eu gostaria muito de cheirar um cú peludoso do homem portugués
kek
então não eram os espanhóis que tinham cus peludos? agora somos nós
Ambos os meus pais nasceram aí e sou um cidadão, mas o meu português é menos do que perfeito
You are one of us.
always enjoyed Tom Hanks movies
>my ethnicity?
>American
Tudos os ibericos são cabeludos xD
This is actually a thing in Central Texas because it was so heavily populated by Germans, we have many Americanized Germans. Of course, many of them are now pure amerishart but that's besides the point. Either way, fuck off Ivan.
xD
Baseado, pena que não haja assim tantas oportunidades aí. Se houvesse, já teria saído daqui