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1. Cinco de Mayo translates to 5th of May

Sun May 4, 2025, 07:49 AM

May 2025

and it commemorates the Mexican victory over the French in the battle of Puebla.

I guess Magats could be convinced otherwise.

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(Wryness alert: ) - KRASNOV is renaming the Cinco de Mayo as [View all] UTUSN May 2025 OP

Cinco de Mayo translates to 5th of May gab13by13 May 2025 #1

...well, at least May the 4th thomski64 May 2025 #3

And also with you! (It is a Sunday after all). nt woodsprite May 2025 #6

I got it! UTUSN May 2025 #7

This is a joke Mossfern May 2025 #4

You pretty much got it. I should have labeled it "wryness alert". UTUSN May 2025 #5

Hah! UTUSN May 2025 #9

It's a big deal in Puebla, Mexico Polybius May 2025 #10

I remember a MAGA co-worker Conjuay May 2025 #13

Hah! UTUSN May 2025 #14