Warmmeup said:
Are there parts of Brazil that don't speak Portuguese?
Do you know who Vitor Belfort is?
Have you been to the South of Brazil? Is it much colder there than where you are?
Have you seen the Amazon river in person?
Are there many tourists in your town or city?
There's said to be some native tribes on the North region that has never had any contact with the white man, so yeah.
Yeah, one of the biggest names in Brazillian mma. Fought against both Anderson Silva and Jon Jones, the latter two of which are, arguably, the best of all times. It's too bad that he didn't keep grip of Jones when he had him on that armbar, he got so close.
Yeah, I've been to the South quite a few times. I have parents living there, so that facilitates my trip to there as well. And that's the thing, the South is hit by a hellish heat during summer but it's the coldest region of Brazil during the winter. I remember I've been to Rio Grande do Sul in 2007, in a winter (we went there with the full intention of getting the full of the winter) and that's likely the coldest I've ever gotten. In my last day there our car was completely covered by the ice. It's too bad we didn't get to see snow though. I remember it reached 7 below 0 the last day... damn, why didn't it snow?
I haven't seen the Amazon river. I've yet to travel to North. It's something I'm willing to see though.
Not in my city in particular, although our neighbor city attracts some mainly due to its famout "rock pubs". The city is even called by some as the "rock city". But it isn't per se a city famous for having many tourists, even moreso from outside the country. I think I've never been approached by a foreigner.
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Gotta go with coke. I love the flavor of it and I feel more energized whenever I have a hit of it. Pepsi would come second but it still can't quite substitute a good cold coke.