Do people who live in Portugal have a love for family pets like Americans do?
117808
Like there are Americans who love pets and Americans who don't, there are Portuguese who love pets and Portuguese who don't.
313975
the people are great,you'd be nuts not to go.\nTake it from me,i'm a Dub and I love the place.\nFYI,check vet & airline regulations for pets traveling from the States to Ireland.
959241
yes.....having an animal as a pet is good for the heart, relaxes it more and most that have pets in their lives actually live a longer life.
1111369
you can say that again.i have had pets all my life, and i know for a fact that my dog Sheena, will be in heaven, when i get there.i love her with all my heart.she was a German Shepard and Doberman mix.she past away 2 years ago.she had more feelings than all the people in this world.of course,all the ignorant fools would cross the street, because they thought she would bite them.now i don't have anyone in my life.i mean i have my mother,trinity,but i don't have an angel that i can call my own.when i see all the women on yahoo,it keeps tug-gin at my shoulder,whats miss-in in my life.i guess this boat will never reach shore...\n                                  God Bless
1058772
Definitely a Portugal fan!!!!   I just hope they don't disappoint all their fans like they've done in the past.  Oh yeah....my whole family is rooting for them too.  I think it has to do with the fact that we're Portuguese....lol
591892
Mais oui...My dear little pamplemouse...I am very proud of being European. It is the best place to live :-)
319970
The Americans  see Portugal as one united country that requires a singular verb. \n\nThe British see the team as belonging to all the people of the country, a more collectivistic view, and thereby requiring a plural verb.
360767
Yes, it's one of my biggest pet peaves.  I usually ask them if they have someone who speaks english.  They usually say, "I speekadaengish."   arrrgh!
728901
Americans are some of the kindest pple in the world and have done a lot of good for a lot of people.  Unfortunately, some bad has also been done and, even more unfortunately, it is usually by big companies.  However, most americans are not a part of the bad things that are done in the name of the USA so I would say that, yes, I do like Americans and have met some really wonderful people.  Since the second world war, the kindness that USA has shown to the rest of the world has been great!!  Not to mention a lot of the entertainment that has kept many happy and laughing -- though one has to pick and choose what's good -- fortunately, most of it is good including Borat who is making film for make glorious nation.  That bloke is nuts!!  He pulled his underpants on national TV.  Loooooney!!!!!
1112012
Our family is very close .. we have a huge family here .. lots of cousins, aunts, uncles - granny's grandpas - you name it we've got it !\n\nMy daughter has 2 great great grandparents .. \n\nIt's so much fun growing up with a big family.  You never get bored, you always have some one to talk to .. and a place to stay if you're in trouble !\n\nWe're all so close me, both brothers & 3 other cousins have the same tattoos to show our family pride ... haha ... !
758059
I say it is the best from my own personal experiences in other countries, what I have heard from friends and family and what knowledge I have of our political system and those of other countries.  I have a cousin living in Ireland right now and he loves it, but still prefers America.  I can only base my decision on what I know.
1109199
Yeah right....research huh?\nWell, I am not one to say you are not doing research, exactly what kind of research is interesting.\nBut anyway the answer to your ? for myself is:    a total of  06  that is from my first puppy love to my husband, I will say that I was in a real relationship with them at the time I was sleeping with them, only once was I with two of them at the same time.\nNow before you think kinky, I mean I was seeing two of them at the same time. (Not sleeping with them in one moment)\nI know too much info right?   ( =
713042
I would love to visit Brazil!  My mother immigrated to the US from there in 1958--she has lots of family still there and I would love to visit them.  Until then, I have to be content in making brigadieros, visiting rodezio and having an occasional guarana!  Caio!
319348
That is a question I could ask myself.I am no European, It is just that nobody really seems to know-and I'm in Florida!My car broke down in a touristy area in Orlando,so I stayed the night.A lot of people had on these huge,thick overcoats-they themselves were huge.Not fat, just gigantic.They would give you a serious look and stare into your eyes,like "You vill giff me your identity papers plees."More than a few times I have seen and actually talked to English people and it was alway a joy.Just to hear the nearly same language spoken differently is unceasingly interesting.Plus a lot of Britishers are moving to my area and I'm glad.At least they are nearly civilized.I actually prefer them to the crude,violent,refuse-to-be-educated barbarians I grew up with.Nobody ever talks about Europe that I know of,it doesn't seem at all important.Oh,sure some rich wife of a local politician went to Prague on vacation.That's all we ever heard about for three months afterword.She didn't say pray-eg,she said prog,like frog....oops and about the French......... The dimwits in America[north america the place with all the Mexicans]believe everything the t.v. tells them.It is frightening.I have a little better grasp of history,having a intense interest in it.The French are a very romantic and heroic people, who sacrificed everything including their own lives in the war and helped Americans.They are notorious for being rude and deodorant free.The last thing I heard about Spain was they were the most polite.I had a boss that went there evey year,it was his favorite thing to do.My personal opinion has not much experience,never been there,and nobody knows a thing about that place.A former "colonist".
482587
I have a lot of pets I have 1 dog named George andyes I talk to him like he is a person and I have 3 cats names frisky,pippon and gandoff and yes I talk to them the same way as a child all my pets are my childern and I also have  3 horses 2 are exrace horses breed Stanardbred ages 12to14 names I got no time and I'm Elgable and my pinto filly Age 2 years the other 2 are geldings and the 2 year old is a rescue from  being slaughterd for meat she is a red and white pinto named  CandyCane,and the geldings are Bays and 6 chickens and all of them I talk to and they don't talk back I am a mother of 21 year old twin girls and they always talked back.and I do volenter work .
525759
I have more compassion for animals... They love more and they can't hurt you as bad as people can. I love my cat and dog.. they are my best friends.
855848
I'm Italian and married a Mexican man. We've actually had to both learn and adopt eachother's traditions/cultures. For instance during Christmas many Mexican households eat Tamales and participate in Posadas. I have since learned how to make Tamales and visit his family in Mexico to do Posadas. My family always has fish on Christmas Eve, and doesn't eat meat on Fridays. My husband has accepted this traidition as well, and now enjoys it. It think it's fun to learn all the ways people keep their culture alive, and to celebrate them. It also has opened my eyes and it will be something we share with our children.