Three Amigos Quotes

THE THREE AMIGOS PLAN

Una inquietante soledad se filtró en mi vida, pero no me produjo ningún deseo de buscar a mis amigos más antiguos, que ahora me parecían una dieta sin sal ni azúcar.

I would like to write a suicide note in three and a half languages and travel south on a Thursday towards some form of life outside of earth

The three amigos were horrified, the investors were horrified, the banks were horrified, the government were horrified. The Skylark financial controller unhelpfully threw himself off a bridge while out walking the dog. The dog was, reportedly, horrified.

Cockroaches are survivors. Turn on the lights and you will see a scattering of casino hosts in three thousand dollar bespoken suits, corporate fruit flies in empty suits, lawyer-class slime on their way to the courthouse to go shopping for other people's money, bankers shilling bad loans by bundling them together with good ones and sending them down the financial pipeline knowing that they stand protected by the political scum from every level of government who have risen to breathtaking heights of mediocrity, tossing a couple of bucks from the public till to the obedient myrmidons in exchange for their votes. While decaying empire crumble, cockroaches multiply among the ruins. - Bonjour Amigos

Racial and Ethnic Slurs, a thing of the past Social Media helped to spur revolts very fast Equality, Peace, and Justice are Three Amigos That will allow Love to Conquer Selfish Egos

Ned was my plant’s name. I’d named him after one of The Three Amigos—Ned Nederlander—who was kind but also the best shot in the West.

Karna ambled out of the strong room armed with sword, knives, serrated boomerangs and minibombs. He tied a black bandana over his head to keep his hair off his face and blend in with the dark-skulled foe. Activating the Soul Catcher, he grinned fiercely at his three amigos. “Mauja, Mauja,” he growled. “It’s time to tango.

You meet Cochise. At first you think he's a terrible guy. You fight, then you get to know him. You come to respect each other, and at the end of the picture...you're friends.

Bem, graças a Deus eu não sei o que é perder uma batalha, mas certamente nada pode ser mais doloroso do que ganhar uma com a perda de tantos amigos.

Scarface, Boxer, and Rambo. She couldn’t have gotten Winkin’, Blinkin’, and Nod? she wondered with a desperate kind of hysteria. Moe, Larry, and Curly? The Three Amigos? Rambo tugged a length of rope out of his hip pocket, handed his rifle to Boxer and grabbed her wrist.

Can someone please get me clothes and underwear. I don’t want to be like the Three Amigos and go commando here.” Mom gasped. “They’re going commando?

New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day are usually huge celebrations in Bulgaria. People traditionally dine out at fine restaurants, where they are entertained by popular artists or host parties at their homes. Gabby decided to invite her friends to the restaurant where she was working that night. That way, they could add a modern spin to old traditions. This was one of the downfalls of being a hospitality worker—working during holidays. After Gabby’s shift ended, long after midnight, all three of them roamed the festive streets of New York. The crisp air was filled with music and good cheer. People were dancing in the streets; the three amigos joined them, dancing, laughing, and having a great time. " The Porcelain Doll, Part IV, Chapter 4 Holidays

Pensava no seu amigo que não queria nada da vida além de ser um espectador, e Rothfuss não sabia dizer se aquilo era uma atitude ambiciosa ou modesta.

Soon after the American left, things changed. The government, desperate for tax dollars, levied a series of boating, gaming, and license fees: To continue fishing, the Mexican must pay $400 for a fishing license, a $200 environmental fee, a $350 game endorsement, and $1,800 in mooring fees. If he doesn’t pay ASAP, the Mexican will be barred from fishing. Unfortunately, after paying all the fees, the Mexican has little money left to insure and license his boat. Unable to legally operate at his favorite coastal town, the Mexican fisherman drives three hours south to another town, where the quality of the fish is poor. The long drive takes its toll on the Mexican’s car, where it ultimately breaks down. In order to fix his car, he needs $200 for a water pump and $400 for a radiator. This is after he pays $600 to get his car towed back to his village. But this story is about to get worse. When the Mexican fails to pay the mooring fees to the harbor master, he loses his boat. The Mexican fisherman who spent most of his days in a state of unpreparedness and merriment—strumming around with his friends, sipping wine—is now unable to support his family. His wife divorces him. The Mexican now sings a different tune with his amigos … something along the lines of “Money can buy happiness.