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    November 20, 2008

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    Tirei do Adventures of a Gringa in Rio. Top Ten Ways to Piss Off a Brazilian 10. Mention the World Cup of 1950, 1998, or 2006.9. Ask him what the rainforest is like when a Brazilian tells you hes from Sao Paulo or Rio.8. Say, I hea... [Read More]

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    Cleyton

    Really?

    I'm astonished to think that there are people out there that don't like Brazil. It just makes me so mad to think about it I just punched the wall. Well, I guess that just proved your point.

    This is so retarded.

    Quintino

    MUITO BOM!!!!

    Priscilla

    Damn right. We're all predictable that way.

    (But to be honest, I think I'd place #10 far higher up on the list. Even reading it made me wince.)

    alex castro

    sou bem calminho... só a 6 e a 3 me irritam... :)

    Natalia

    lol Great. Maybe some day you could make a similar list of ways to piss off Americans. I have the impression I'd do those sort of things unknowingly.

    Rio Gringa

    Cleyton, are you honestly still reading this blog? Please stop torturing yourself.

    Greg

    "4. Declare your love for Argentina, Argentines, Boca Juniors, or Maradona."

    Never gonna happen if you talk to an Englishman. We don't hold a grudge about The Falklands War (we realise it was started to draw attention away from domestic problems in Argentina - plus we won) ...

    ...BUT we will NEVER forgive Maradona for his "hand of God" goal - an illegal (but unpenalised) handball by Diego Maradona in the quarter-final match of the 1986 FIFA World Cup between England and Argentina!!!

    mallory elise

    of ive done the buenos aires is capital one before--just to piss someone off. hehehehehehe.

    Henrique

    I'd add one more to your Top Ten:

    # 0: Ask a Brazilian if he/she knows anything about WWII and suddenly interrupt him/her adding "Oh yeah! Brazil was on WWII, right? On the Axis side, right?"

    elena

    wtg ! concordo !
    bjs,
    me

    Jen

    Some of these are right on, I hate to admit it, but I get pretty angry if someone criticizes Brasil...I feel like Brazilians can do it, I do it. But not anyone else. Childish, I know... haha :D

    I would like to see "Top 10 ways to piss of an American" too.

    Tom

    Say the rainforest belongs to everybody

    aagos

    It is nice to see a way of looking Brazil by a foreigner. I guess your list is somewhat right. Your blog is getting better and better.

    Ballerina Girl

    OMG...too funny!
    I found you through Marina, and this is so funny...
    I am living in Brazil also...it is an amazing country but very strong on their rights/beliefs/proudness of country, etc..
    You hit it on the nail.
    Come and visit sometime soon!!!
    BG

    Tim Stackhouse

    The best part of that for me was that you could reverse about half of those or add some sort of Brazilian thing and get the exact same reaction out of an Argentine

    Tim Stackhouse

    The best part of that for me was that you could reverse about half of those or add some sort of Brazilian thing and get the exact same reaction out of an Argentine

    Westcoast Philly

    Here are a couple more:

    My Brazilian friends get pretty ticked off here in Japan when non-Brazilians assume Brazil is exactly like City of God/Men or Tropa de Elite. Favela this or favela that, etc.

    Another related one is to call an area a favela that has actually been upgraded to a communidade. My Brazilian fiancee managed to offend some people the last time she was in Rio because she had no idea that the favela close to her neighbourhood had been upgraded in status.

    Bia Mendonça

    Definetely when people come to me and start to speak spanish makes me very mad! :P

    bjos

    Sergio

    If a gringo/a find out I'm a Brazilian and tell me: Hey! Brazil! I speak Spanish. I reply: Good for you. So what???

    Sergio

    Again just to say it's funny. Very funny (LOL). Tell me now how to piss of Americans. Yep! ;D

    jeanne

    i hate when people say that my mother tongue is spanish or that i am portuguese.
    it's so hard to make them understand that "portuguese" is not only a person who was born in portugal, but it is also the language that we speak in brazil. Ok, said that they tell me: "ah, so you are portuguese..."

    I don't know how brazilian i am because i really don't care about the world cup (or soccer in general), i like argentinians and i love buenos aires!
    all right, the rest you have said is true...
    :)

    Priscilla

    Don't worry, Greg, we haven't forgiven Maradona for that goal either--Brazil wasn't playing, but it's still the first thing that comes to mind when he's mentioned.

    Helena

    LOL. Look at this Rachel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JffmWtjxVq8

    Marcio

    Yeah.. never say to us that the rainforest belongs to everybody.

    Marcio

    Yeah.. never say to us that the rainforest belongs to everybody.

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