was cheech and chong mexican?
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Cheech is Mexican \nChong is chinese/scot
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I believe it was Wide Ida...but the Palace Flophouse belonged to Lee Chong before he sold it to Joseph and Mary.
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Being mexican I prolly should give it to you, but seeing as how it upholds the stereotype of dirty white trash being the most racist here you go:\nhttp://www.ifilm.com/ifilmdetail/2677619
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Yes, of course he speaks American didnt you understand him, and you responded in American too (talking to guy above me) But yes, i speak Mexican, although my Mexican isnt that great, mainly food names. I recently found out my neighbor isnt named El Taco. Sad times when no one is named El Taco.
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Clark Howard.\nMaybe Tommy Chong.
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You mean, "Are Mexicans indigenous(sp?) to the Americas?" Yes, and no. The mexicans that are descendants of the Maya's and the Aztecs are. But, there are some Mexican's, like myself, that are of pure Spanish decent. There is a mixture though, now-a-days most Mexicans are mixed.
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Nope. Seen the movie - never thought of it as being Al Quaeda. Al Jolson maybe !!!
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actually enchiladas arent mexican, they're from guatemala, but they were like adopted or something by the mexicans. and well.... thats all i know about enchiladas
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I am very sick and tired of seeing people making the connection between Mexicans and Immigrants. Not only do we have Mexcican immigrants, but we also have French, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Polish... Immigrants, and it goes on and on and ON...
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They don't have the same upbringing as American's.\nMexico is a filthy, disgusting place..go there and you will see why they have no concept of hygiene.
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Chancer, your about as Mexican as Paris Hilton.....Nice try....
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Would you like some Mexicans too?
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If it IS Scott Baio they previous are correct with "Charles In Charge".  He also played Fonzies cousin Chachi in "Happy Days" and the mercifully short lived "Joanie Loves Chachi"
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His real name is Jose San Chez Martinez. Most people don't realize that he has a Mexican background.\nHe played Private Beneto in the movie, "The Alamo" but spends most of his talent on Broadway.\nHe did put out a Latino album in the early 80's but it wasn't much of a hit.\nHe has always enjoyed his role as the Lucky Charms leprechaun and has never feared be typecast.\n\nHere is some more FACTS I looked up:\nHe was born in 1937 in L.A., but was raised by his uncle and aunt who were migrant workers.\nHe had no formal education but was discovered by a Broadway producer at a roadside stand in 1954. He was singing songs from "The Wizard of Oz" in spanish and the producer was mesmerized.\nHe tried out for an Irish role in 1964 and thats when he was discovered and cast as "Lucky"
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I have a distant cousin that was the one of the first guys killed by the Creature From the Black Lagoon... it was the uncredited role of Tommy played by Perry Lopez.  He was a character actor who played lots of roles... mainly Mexicans and Indians in the 50s-60s, he also played the detective in Chinatown and The Two Jakes.\n\nHe also appeared in the Return of the Creature From the Black Lagoon!!!
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I'm from California too, Orange County. I'm half Mexican. I don't feel comfortable with some white people because of comments I hear and their stereotypes about Mexicans. I look white so they talk to me in ways I know they wouldn't if they knew half my family is Mexican. Now at my work most people know so they don't say these things anymore. Now OC has so many more stereotypes with the tv show. The people here don't all look like the ones in that show. (Where are the Mexicans anyway? None are allowed in Newport after 7 pm. Only gardeners are allowed in the day time).  Another stereotype is that every Latino here is from Mexico and that El Salvador is IN Mexico. My students think it's the same place and so do the adults!!! My students also think that Santa Ana is dirty (if you watch Arrested Development, that's the city where the housekeeper's family lives). There are million dollar residences in Santa Ana though. I could go on and on :-P
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I'm not Mexican, but a friend of mine's family goes back in this country to 17th-Century New Mexico.  One of her uncles, an academic and activist, was involved in the social consciousness movement of Mexican-Americans in the 1960s - and actually helped coin the term Chicano.\n\nSo, no problemo.