Buenos Arrghhes

People talk about crime in all of South America. Crime, crime, crime. Marina was robbed once. Her boyfriend shouted “run”, two men came on a motorbike, pointed a gun at her and took her wallet,

People talk about crime in all of South America. Crime, crime, crime. Marina was robbed once. Her boyfriend shouted “run”, two men came on a motorbike, pointed a gun at her and took her wallet, bag and telephone. Here’s their house, photoed from their stock house. We ran across the street, when changing houses. 3 seconds on the street is better than 6 seconds. We made a website by the way: https://vientoyarena666.wordpress.com/ I hope it gets better in the future! And with a slightly better domain name 😉

Waiting for the train.
I don’t understand this image at all.
I checked into this party hostel, in order to party.
Lunch at an old place.

Argentina is packed with memories. Many subway stations have commercials from the early 20th century. It was the first subway in the Southern hemisphere, and earlier than Spain. This bar above had memories everywhere.

And a lovely rice salad with wine!

I met so many nice foreigners in the hostel. A Canadian guy, American journalist, English girl, Scottish drinker, Irish gentleman, Peruan asshole, Chilean love gang, Italian Boccaccio-fans (finally!), Swedish snuser (finally!), Danish party animal, super nice Brazilian people and German … Germans.

Had dinner in this Venezuelan restaurant. It feels ok to miss that country :p
Starting the party. Untzzz
Untz untz untz
As every 39-year old, I played beer pong. And I won, with the last ball! Untz untz untz.
I thought this was the girl’s bathroom, until getting the jokes. Well …
The guy is riding on top of another guy.
They’re giving everyone free liquor! I got tons of it.
Me and the Chilean love gang on the bus to nightclub “Asia”.
I have no idea what is happening here.

We went to a huge night club, where I soon lost all company. It was like it swallowed us. But I met two Korean football players. One was playing in Argentina. He’s probably very famous. He spoke Spanish with my friend while I spoke Japanese to his friend. And sometimes we all spoke English. Lovely company! And a very long night. Jesus.

This is a picture from me coming home. Sunrise!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *