mexican butterfly

Flying cockroach.

EW! that mexican butterfly almost touched me!

mexican butterfly by df5ggg545 October 16, 2008

mexican mudslide 

When ur doing a girl who has the runs in the anus and she farts as a mexican with sombrero and a bottle of tequilla slaps your ass

mexican mudslide

mexican mudslide by thecheifthatmatters December 14, 2013

Mexican gardeners 

Three or more landscape technicians who ride in a company pick-up truck at or below the legal speed limit in the fast lane and or usually in the carpool lane on the freeway completely oblivious to the fact that they are holding up traffic or that the carpool lane is not even in effect during that time of day.

Hi, I'm running a little late. I'm on 80, but I'm stuck behind some Mexican gardeners, and I can't even see around their pick-up. Hell, I can't even see thru their windshield. There are three of them packed in together all wearing hats. I guess they don't know that it's not a carpool lanes at lunch. Later.

Mexican gardeners by Alfetta159 January 21, 2010

mexican halloween

a man has anal sex with a woman while a costumed person eats candy from her vagina

my vag is super sticky from that mexican halloween party last night, but that's nothing compared to the pain in my ass!

mexican halloween by awsmmoll October 30, 2009

mexican cadillac 

a new mexican cholo term for the super awesome chevy monte carlo.

nice cutlass but it aint got shit on my mexican cadillac.

mexican cadillac by george January 20, 2005

mexican motel

mexican motel. Any car parked on any side street in any city
in California. (Mexiphornia USA East of LA South of Burbank)

Today I awake to smell of chile relanos in my mexican motel.
There over one million mexican motel in California !

mexican motel by itichie_nocanpoo June 11, 2006

Mexican-American War

In 1847, the United States invaded Mexico. This was the Mexican-American War. About it, Ulysses S. Grant said:"...I do not think there was ever a more wicked war than that waged by the United States on Mexico. I had a horror of the Mexican War, and I have always believed that it was on our part most unjust. The wickedness was not in the way our soldiers conducted it, but in the conduct of our government in declaring war. We had no claim on Mexico. Texas had no claim beyond the Nueces River, and yet we pushed on to the Rio Grande and crossed it. I am always ashamed of my country when I think of that invasion."
Here is a footnoted statement from Wikipedia:'A month before the end of the war, Polk was criticized in a United States House of Representatives amendment to a bill praising Major General Zachary Taylor for "a war unnecessarily and unconstitutionally begun by the President of the United States". This criticism, in which Congressman Abraham Lincoln played an important role with his Spot Resolutions, followed congressional scrutiny of the war's beginnings, including factual challenges to claims made by President Polk.' Footnotes: Congressional Globe, 30th Session (1848) pp.93-95
House Journal, 30th Session (1848) pp.183-184

As a member of the House of Representatives, Abraham Lincoln opposed the Mexican-American War.

Mexican-American War by Richard Locke Peterson March 16, 2009