Of course, due to the swine flu, the celebrations may be subdued.
Should I dial things back as well because this epidemic of the H1N1 virus originated in Meh-hee-co?
Screw that, I am going to spend tomorrow celebrating all things Mexican.
I ain’t afraid of no stinking pig flu, Bitches. I am going to whoop it up and rejoice in the marvelous victory of the Mexicans over those dirt bag French in 1862.
I asked Schmoop if she could pick up some authentic Mexican food at the grocery for the fiesta, and damn if she didn’t deliver…
Those are Skyline Cheese and Bean Burritos manufactured lovingly hand made many miles south of Bagwine in Ciudad el Cincinnati.
A few of those, some hot sauce, and a fifth of Tequila, and I’ll be experiencing Montezuma’s revenge in no time.
Of course for me, this isn’t just another sad excuse to party it up. It is more a chance to experience the beauty of other cultures.
And as soon as Schmoop leaves for work, I plan on experiencing that beauty with Consuela.
She’s the non-English speaking Mexican neighbor who moved in next to us.
Is she hot or what? She’s not just a Mexican. She’s a SEXICAN!! Ole’ Baby!! And while it’s true she speaks no English…I know I can communicate to her through the language of amor and a case of Dos Equis will help as well.
A few drinks, my American charm, and before you can say, “Viva Zapata”, Consuela and I will be engaged in a nude reenactment of the Battle of the Alamo.
Si Si, mi amigos, I am not allowing the threat of Swine Flu to rain on my Mexican Day Parade.
In fact, I laugh in the face of the Mexican Swine Flu.
I have even bought a special piƱata for tomorrow’s Cinco de Mayo celebration…
Bust it open and say gracias, Consuela, it’s not just the Fifth of May…
It’s Cinco de Matt-O.
Salud!!
It’s Cinco de Matt-O.
Salud!!




