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    Quote Originally Posted by Amoskeag View Post
    You sure it isn't Mojo?
    No that's what Austin Powers lost.

    Could I just have a plain coffee with a dollop of milk?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ChromeScholar View Post
    Unless I'm mistaken, Mocho is one of the Mayan dialects. Maybe they're saying you have to be of Mayan descent to wear it.
    Ohh, should we expect the Imperial Mayan Empire kilt police to start patroling the highways and byways of the world?

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    Just the way God made it - Black.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ccga3359 View Post
    As for me I like my coffee like I like my women! Cold & bitter. Luckily I married that.
    I have similar taste in women and coffee too... I like both hot, sweet, strong, and pale. And that's exactly what I married.

    Quote Originally Posted by beloitpiper View Post
    I like mine heavy and black...wait, we're talking about beer, right?
    You've got good taste in beer... you never did mention women...

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    Mocho in mexico is also something thats missing a part, for example a chair with a broken leg we say, tiene la pata mocha, also a mocho is someone who is missing a limb

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    Yes, I prefer latte to mocha too; but I do think I'm macho when sipping a latte kilted.
    Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.

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    You put kilts on your lattes?!?

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    Quote Originally Posted by McJore View Post
    Mocho in mexico is also something thats missing a part, for example a chair with a broken leg we say, tiene la pata mocha, also a mocho is someone who is missing a limb
    Maybe what they are really trying to sell is a skirt, not a kilt and it is mocha because it is missing the apron in the front.... hmmmmm...... these deep questions, how can the universe possibly continue?

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    Quote Originally Posted by McJore View Post
    Mocho in mexico is also something thats missing a part, for example a chair with a broken leg we say, tiene la pata mocha, also a mocho is someone who is missing a limb
    Hey, did you hear that people? I'm Mocho!

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