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Hi my dear fellas and people in general who is reading this, today I, the great writer, master of languages, am going to talk about something that I have been really into this week, in my marvelous trip to forget 18 of September and “terremoto” I rediscovered friends. Friends, a real cult sitcom, always making me haha and hihi, or how we say in Spanish jaja (sometimes it gives me the “uwu” feels too), I have find out that a lot of jokes that my uncle makes to me when he is pissing me off are really friends references, like when he said I look like pinoccio saying “I look like a real boy, I look like a real boy” well, it hapends to be that it was really a joke that some character did to another, I don’t  have good memory so I don’t remember who it was, so… not very creative jaja lol trolled. The thing I really like about this series is that I can see it without using too much neuronal connections, so I have it on the back while I do stuff like being responsible and study for the...
Hi, today I’m going to talk about my fav vacation. Usually what I do in vacations is being lazy, play videogames till 4 am and eating garbage, but one time I travel to Machu Pichu(yeah!) and discovered the marvelous world of Andean camelids. I traveled with my grade, and that made it 10 times better, I don’t want to sound conceited but we are very funny jaja. I think it was cool because I had the opportunity to know more about the Inca culture, in that occasion we went to Arica, Tacna, Arequipa and finally Machu Pichu, the thing that grabs the eye immediately is the art, because you can clearly see how the Inca’s vision of culture and it’s relative European combine in one, especially in churches, where you can see paints of the colonial times about catholic indoctrination, Catholicism transformed in a way that it can resemble Inca culture and by that way commands the attention on indigenous, and other stuff that certainly aren’t very catholic lol. In the way to Calama (I used to live...