Rich Miami Asshole Doesn’t Know How to Pump His Own Gas
Torres would have never driven into a gas station in Caracas. Nor in Miami. Indeed, the man barely ever drove, much less ran his own errands. But his chauffeur claimed stomach cancer or some other such nonsense which precluded him from his usual duties. Therefore, until the agency sent him a new driver, Torres would pump his own gas like a peasant.
Government Implements Miami Savings Time
Beginning next month, all Miami-Dade residents will have to set their clocks two hours ahead so they can start showing up on time for a change.
Cuban Haunted House Will Feature Chupacabra and Communism
“We want to scare the shit out of Cubans,” said Dominic Infante, manager of ¡Ño Que Asusto!, the world’s first haunted house designed specifically for Cubans and Cuban-Americans.
Cubans Keep Despojando Haunted Hotel
“The goddamn Cubans!” exclaimed Mr. Lisicki. “They’d take one look at their rooms, whip out some branches, puff on a cigar, mumble something in Spanish, and poof! All the ghosts were gone!”
The 50 Stages of a Miami Goodbye
Your trials and tribulations have just begun. Prepare for the obligatory communal gauntlet arrayed before you, and add another hour and a half to your commute home.
Miami Ranked Most F*ckable City
98% of respondents would happily copulate with Miami—preferably in cowgirl position, though doggy and side also earned high marks.
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