Acre
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What happens here?
it' s brazil's mounth
Monkeys
Not south not white
>>57994840
>Peruhuehuehue
Injuns
Uncontacted tribes
El brasiliAno
>>57994363
We have secret military base there
>>57994363
Tests with recovered UFO technology.
Dinosaurs.
>>57995215
Brasileño*
"Secret" Army base.
Not even kidding.
>>57994363
>What happens here?
My house
>>57994363
>>57994840
Como Peruna boca
ahaehauHEUahuaHUAehAEUHaueU
>>57994363
One blackhole
Rightful clay
The flag
>>57997916
damn even brazilian female football players are divers wtf
>>57998013
>imlying we didn't stole from Bolivia
>>57994363
>le fanny desciclopedia meme
>we bought it for one horse
Aren't huezilians tired of this joke?
>>57998055
>>57998077
You know desciclopedia?
>>57994363
>not asking the important questions
What happens here?
test
>>57998135
yes meu macaco, I used to read it but it's boring now, just like inciclopedia.
>>57997916
why did she catch the ball with her body?
>>57998149
SHUT IT DOWN. THE GOYIM KNOW
>>57998166
>Fernando de Noronha
more like Fernando de MACONHA HUESHEUSASHEUSHUEAHUSHUHAHUESAHUE
>>57998149
Literally nothing, mostly unhabited.
>>57998149
Drug smuggling to the southern "conservative" Brazilians who are trying to impeach Rouseff.
>>57998207
El paraGAY
>>57998174
lol, used to read too. It's old now.
>>57998207
well memed
>>57994363
>go to some international meeting with huezillians
>first thing they say to me is "onde compro maconha"
Kek.
>>57998231
I hued.
>>57998135
Am I missing something here?
>>57998231
nope.
>>57998270
he's probably from acre
>>57998211
What are these lines?
>>57998270
"Outer Space" only turns up as a flag under unknown (xx.gif).
>>57998270
I'm from Acre.
>>57998293
Roads.
>>57998148
I think I've been to that state, can you cross into Bolivia from there?
Aguirre, The Wrath of God
>>57998319
Yes, the fuck were you doing there?
>>57998320
that's in the peruvian jungle fegget
>>57998317
As in the brown lines in fixed patterns around the roads, not the roads themselves. Like in pic related.
>>57998364
This is how defloresting works in the first stance
>>57998364
Dunno. Clouds maybe?
>>57998180
she landed a "chapeu" on the other player. thats shameful. she went down to protect the ball and it just triggered the other player even more. not shure its allowed tho. she stopped the game, but its really funny.
>>57998382
Deforesting would be brown and nobody deforests that way. Or in Roraima.
>>57998382
Wew
>>57998388
Nah, doubt so, deforestation seems like a better explanation.
>>57994363
Full of anti-gommies
>>57998402
i just realized she tried to trip the other player kicking her leg. thats why she went down. anyways she completed the faint.
This happened in Acre
>>57998418
Can be, cuz deforestation would be like a square, not separated lines.
>>57994363
>tfw the bandeirantes conquered the jungle by fucking natives and having lots of sons
>>57998149
Large amounts of niobium being stolen every day happens there.
Damn you englishmen
>>57998418
>>57998413
>>57998450
That's in Tocantins
>>57998340
Bonito is there but the weather was bad. I ended up going to the Pantanal.
>>57998450
>for the purity of our children
nigguh please. Child sexuality? / child masturbation ? / Freud.
>>57998510
>tfw the bandeirantes conquered the jungle by fucking natives
Nope. They killed most of them. More than 80% of Acre population is from another states.
>>57998502
That's Paraná.
Acre population is less than this.
>>57998518
Is Tocantins a nice place? I saw it on Survivor.
>>57998516
There's a road cutting there. Not like in the other pic.
>>57998518
>Tocantins
Same shit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNDmrIHLhTs
>>57998553
Literally nothing there. Wasn't a state till mid 90's.
>>57998540
Then I was lied by my brasilian portuguese teacher. Recommend me some books about the bandeirantes and the shit they did.
Are the bandeirantes glorified in Brasil?
>>57998544
>Acre population is less than this.
kek
>>57998553
I have no clue about what happens there, I just know that it exists. It looks pretty comfy for Brazilian standards, 1.4 million people in a large prairie-like area.
meme state.
population guess? 300.000
>>57998601
We have comfy standards bro.
>>57998599
Also, he told me something about the "penetracao" (kek) of the jungle by the bandeirantes. He laughed when I talked about that some of that territory was from Peru and Boliva. He's from Sao Paolo.
>>57998646
What's Tocantins like? Is it 100% farmers?
>>57998559
>>57998586
wow. it's truly a different world
>>57998599
>Then I was lied by my brasilian portuguese teacher.
He really lied to you. Almost everyone here is from another states. There are very, very few natives.
And the real Native Americans only exist in Peruvian border. Some of them are untouched tribes
>>57998680
Yeah, Farmers, fisherman a few industries and that's it.
>>57998660
I thought they stole that clay from the Bolivians?
>>57998750
That image looks a lot like driving through Malaysia t bh.
>>57998772
Bolivians sold it to us actually :3
>>57998772
For one horse.
>>57998803
Really?
Are there any actual Acre posters? Or its just a meme?
>>57998750
>fisherman
lmaaaaoooo
There is no coast
>>57998839
Yeah, looks just like that
>>57998737
Did that happen in all brasilian jungle?
Also, the books nigga.
>>57998772
Peru and Bolivia claimed it was their clay, Peru didn't care about that piece of land so then Bolivia was the only rightful claimant.
>>57998856
>i don't know what are ribeirinhos
>i don't know what are rivers
>>57998883
Cool.
>>57998837
>>57998806
Now I remember that top kek. Have you ever thought of giving it back? I feel sorry for those ugly gremlin people.
>>57998839
Having been to both I'm inclined to agree
>>57998953
>implying there are enough rivers to make it relevant
>implying Tocantins is Amazonas
>implying you are not a faggot
>>57998971
Nah, believe it or not some province there wanted to be annexed by us, they literally asked.
Must be REALLY shit there.
>>57999008
What were you doing here?
>>57999017
https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lista_de_rios_do_Tocantins
>>57999008
I've been Backpacking to both countries
>>57998900
>Did that happen in all brasilian jungle?
Yes. Besides Amazonas, more than half population of Midwest and Northern states are from eastern coast states
>>57998971
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_rubber_boom
And we won a shitton of money from this region.
>>57999094
https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lista_de_rios_de_Goi%C3%A1s
More rivers in Goias
And there aren't fishermen there
Meant for >>57999047
>>57999178
>>57999193
You liked it?
>>57999242
Yeah, some isolated guys fishing are a good example of the population of the entire state
>>57994363
Weird religions. Shamanism and another bullshit
>>57999279
:^)
>>57999242
Yeah but my language skills were horrible, so I had to keep my guard up. I'm sure most people were just being nice but because I couldn't understand I had to treat them with suspicion. Bolivians and Peruvians would just stare at you, I rode a motorbike through some little town near Cusco and they let their dogs chase after me.
>>57998207
huAUHuAHUAHUAHUAHFkKKKkRSRSRSR
>>57999366
Nice.
>>57999366
>Bolivians and Peruvians would just stare at you, I rode a motorbike through some little town near Cusco and they let their dogs chase after me.
Kek. Those dogs were probably stray dogs who are fed from time to time by people, mostly those who work in restaurants. Or probably they thought you were doing some shady business, who knows.
>>57999469
That may be true, but I noticed the indigenous people were pretty unfriendly most of the time. Brazilian's always seemed to want to chat and help you out. I found Lima to be pretty nice though
>>57999578
>indigenous people
???
You had to go to a really small town, far away from the city to find actual indigenous people.
>people were pretty unfriendly most of the time
That's really strange, most actual indigenous people are really friendly, specially in Cuzco since it's all about tourism there, they make a living with it.
>>57999704
Maybe it's like our Aboriginals who are all mixed with Europeans but are still pretty much aboriginal. I can only say by the how dark their skin was and how they dressed for the Peruvian's. The people clearly look different around Cusco than they do in Lima. They're nice in Cusco when they try to sell something but it's more of a vibe myself and a lot of other tourists get.
>>57998528
Did you see any jaguars or alligators? Did you eat alligator meat?
Led, we absolutely have no clue about what happens there. All we know is that we bought from Bolivia by 1904 to get some latex when the country was in the economic cycle of rubber.
Maybe there are some aliens and dinosaurs too. Some say we only can reach Acre through a mysterious portal.
>>57999925
>Maybe it's like our Aboriginals who are all mixed with Europeans but are still pretty much aboriginal
Pretty much that. Of course they aren't in the same status as your aboriginals, I mean in a genetic viewpoint since ALL peruvians are mixed, except maybe 1% of the population.
>They're nice in Cusco when they try to sell something but it's more of a vibe myself and a lot of other tourists get.
Kek, everybody is nice when trying to sell something.
>>57999578
>people were pretty unfriendly most of the time
Have been to Paraguay, Bolivia, Chile, Buenos Aires and can confirm that they are really shy people.
The ones from Buenos Aires Gosh! Half of all pretentious people I've met in my life was to that trip to Buenos Aires, the other cities are great though
>>58000052
No Jaguars but I saw hundreds of Caiman. I was fishing for piranha and accidentally hooked a medium sized Caiman.
>>58000447
Yeah there's definitely something weird about people from Buenos Aires. Everyone is shy compared to Brazilians though. People from Uruguay are pretty chill I reckon.
>pic related Colonia
>>58000617
Shit, man, I've been living in the midwest for 7 years but I never did a real tour on the pantanal. Just went fishing once or twice and that's it.
>>58000724
Brick roads give off a pretty comfy feeling. It's a shame they're so shit for biking.
>>58000741
You should find a tour in Campo Grande, you can stay there for four days on some farm in the swamp. You might even be able to go during full wet season where you will probably see more animals.
>>58000958
>tfw live in Campo Grande
>tfw this cute little thing was found on a tree here
Ocelots are so damn cute.
This city is a whole new level of comfy nature. I love it.
>>58000958
I was planning on using that train that goes through the pantanal, but that is nice too. Might even be able to hunt something if I find someone to lend me a rifle.
>>58000958
Just here to say thank you for not being one of those tourists that go just to Rio and say they know Brazil.
>>58001102
Pity i only stayed a few hours in actual Campo Grande, looks pretty nice.
>>58001114
Is that the train that goes to Santa Cruz in Bolivia? I caught that one, it was pretty funny seeing all the kids jumping onto the train and selling food and drinks. I dunno about hunting there, it seems pretty controlled and people privately own all the land.
>>58001102
desu, eu sei que vão me chamar de frouxo e no fun allowed, mas foda-se, eu entrei nesse chat pra ter conversas divertidas e tudo mais, fazer memes e todas essas coisas, mas ficar com essa bosta de viadagem fullhomo não é comigo não, enfim, vou dar um tempo no chat, divirtam-se aí, desculpa btw por parecer tosco e no fun allowed como mencionei alí em cima, mas realmente, esse tipo de coisa não é pra mim não, em alguns dias eu volto pra cá, não tô saíndo pra sempre, also, não tenta me convencer a voltar agora, quando eu tiver com cabeça fria eu volto. Abraços para todos daqui
>>58001102
t. probably a neet that doesn't leave the house
>>58001170
No problem. I think I could go back to Brazil with better language skills and spend months there. I haven't even been to the northern parts.
>>58001446
I heard the beaches in the northeast are overrated because of the trash nowadays. Amazonas probably has some good stuff if you're into nature, though.
>>58001261
Cheers m8.
There's nothing much to do here desu, there's some pubs in the center of city full of "country" people. You could also check some squares, specially Horto Florestal and Parque das Nações Indigenas to see some Capybaras.
And if you're interested, there's an amazing city in Mato Grosso do Sul called Bonito, you'll probably love it since you seem to enjoy nature.
>>58001555
I think he already visited Bonito.
>>58001555
I think I'll be back one day to visit Bonito. Perhaps I might do some motorcycle touring.
>>58001581
Unfortunately I didn't book early enough and the weather was poor so some of the attractions would have been closed. A lot of people I met went there though and loved it.
