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True Facts About Dominican Rep. I Made Up Myself
(Or How To Explain Some Things To Dumb Foreigners)
A 1952 ?Cruelty Against Farm Animals Law? was passed to prevent owners from depriving farm animals from their freedom, thus farm animals can freely move along roads in the DR. The law does not specify however how drivers would avoid hitting them.
The secret ingredient in Presidente beer is the root of a plant only found in DR. This plant was widely used by the Taino for its properties, known to cause people to forget about financial problems and make them believe they are smarter, stronger and more attractive than they are. It is mildly addictive.
A rare imbalance of gases in Santo Domingo?s air causes car engines to slow down in certain circumstances. Drivers must constantly use their horn in order to gain momentum as the air expelled balances out this combination of gases.
For a period of 24 hours in 1916 Santo Domingo was declared a United States colony with the sole purpose of naming the important streets of Santo Domingo after famous American presidents. The Trujillo-Hall treaty prevented the re-naming of the streets. A monument in ?El Malecon? commemorates this event.
By law all Dominicans must serve as street vendors for two months to train Dominicans in marketing and customer service. All the vendors at traffic lights are currently serving their training time.
A study published by Harvard professor Hans Anderson, M.D. proved that Brugal has indeed aphrodisiac properties. The study also revealed that in a small percentage of users the intake of Brugal might also cause tendencies to start fights.
It is widely accepted that Bachata is an early form of the Austrian waltz. It has not being properly explained however how it appeared and became so popular in the DR.
In 1987 Cibae?o was accepted by the UN as a language. In 2025 it is expected to be taught in schools and probably declared the official language of the Dominican Rep. A few dictionaries are being compiled at the moment.
Contrary to popular belief, Santo Domingo and Puerto Rico are not separated islands. A narrow bridge of land that appeared 25 thousand years ago unites both islands. A conspiracy of both governments of US and DR have effectively kept the population from knowing this fact.
(Or How To Explain Some Things To Dumb Foreigners)
A 1952 ?Cruelty Against Farm Animals Law? was passed to prevent owners from depriving farm animals from their freedom, thus farm animals can freely move along roads in the DR. The law does not specify however how drivers would avoid hitting them.
The secret ingredient in Presidente beer is the root of a plant only found in DR. This plant was widely used by the Taino for its properties, known to cause people to forget about financial problems and make them believe they are smarter, stronger and more attractive than they are. It is mildly addictive.
A rare imbalance of gases in Santo Domingo?s air causes car engines to slow down in certain circumstances. Drivers must constantly use their horn in order to gain momentum as the air expelled balances out this combination of gases.
For a period of 24 hours in 1916 Santo Domingo was declared a United States colony with the sole purpose of naming the important streets of Santo Domingo after famous American presidents. The Trujillo-Hall treaty prevented the re-naming of the streets. A monument in ?El Malecon? commemorates this event.
By law all Dominicans must serve as street vendors for two months to train Dominicans in marketing and customer service. All the vendors at traffic lights are currently serving their training time.
A study published by Harvard professor Hans Anderson, M.D. proved that Brugal has indeed aphrodisiac properties. The study also revealed that in a small percentage of users the intake of Brugal might also cause tendencies to start fights.
It is widely accepted that Bachata is an early form of the Austrian waltz. It has not being properly explained however how it appeared and became so popular in the DR.
In 1987 Cibae?o was accepted by the UN as a language. In 2025 it is expected to be taught in schools and probably declared the official language of the Dominican Rep. A few dictionaries are being compiled at the moment.
Contrary to popular belief, Santo Domingo and Puerto Rico are not separated islands. A narrow bridge of land that appeared 25 thousand years ago unites both islands. A conspiracy of both governments of US and DR have effectively kept the population from knowing this fact.