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Kate W said:
Anne, you are a cheery soul :)

I don't know anything about cinco de mayo, I'm guessing it means 5th of May (no flies on me :giggle ). You girls can enlighten me when we play our first iNSD game later today xx
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if I remember correctly, Cinco de Mayo (yes, 5th of May) is a celebration in Mexico (It might be their independence day, similar to 4th of July in the States). That is all I know.
 
Cinco de Mayo is not Mexico’s Independence Day (which is actually Sept. 16th), but is instead the celebration of the Battle of Puebla when Gen. Ignacio Zaragoza led a poorly armed group of mestizos and zapotecs to victory against the French (Napoleon III’s forces)
Cinco de Mayo is not a national Mexican holiday. It is mostly celebrated in Puebla, where the battle took place.
Cinco de Mayo is not a big deal in Mexico – in fact, it has become a bigger deal in the United States because companies realized they could sell more products in celebration of Cinco de Mayo.
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sink o demayo on the titanic

the 5th of May is just a day, that alcohol think tequila, margaritas and such grab hold of to sell their products
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Just seeing your name on a post makes me smile in anticipation of a good time Anne!

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I so so excited with the insid events starting
A member here did the most wonderful thing for me (thanks mrs)
 
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