Mexico holds onto its printing traditions

[DasniWater]

@yourtreat2 Your an idiot, Mexico City is one of the safer parts of Mexico, most of the deaths happen in the far north away from the capital, it even found to be safer than D.C!

[CenturionTolteca]

@DasniWater many cubans and haitians involved in drug trafficking are murdered by the maritime borders,, but the american media never reports about it.

Mexico is the greatest nation of the universe. we Mexicanos are the bosses.

entiendes mendes ese?

[ShortyDebs]

work of art definitely!

[CenturionTolteca]

Hola gringos! These hand made "Art /artesanal" jobs are like homemade food: Always unique, better and therefore, more valuable.

[christopherse2]

Amazing to see something now considered nostalgia in the US, is an honored tradition in Mexico. I wish we could preserve the artistry of the past here in the US!

[Mituhori]

In the end, technology will win... :/ sad truth. But think of technology as a work of art, improved every day!

[workingclasssociety]

This is the ominous trend I see: The more technology one accepts and depends on in their life, the less they are a functioning human.

People are slowly turning into cyborgs.

People are losing their memory

People are losing their cognition

People are connecting

People are realizing people can control and do the work a small percentage manages now.

People need to find a balance of technology and and humanity.

Don't get consumed by their gadgets, use them against them to change our society

[gregwi562]

Eventually, unfortunately, technology will elbow its way in and kill tradition.

[Totallydistortedfilm]

Beneath where I'm sitting is my father's print shop, now mine.

[pild3f0ns0]

have a feeling this will make it to printeresting[dot]org

[yourtreat2]

"Whom" is used where it is not the subject.

"Who" is not.

That is one of the essential differences between the 2 words, Googlemeister..

[beherit15]

Work of Art

[Fischerspoonraff]

Obsolete.

[gearofduty2012]

Viva Mexico!

[yourtreat2]

@Evergr3entree Clarification: 30,000 dying per year.

[yourtreat2]

@Evergr3entree Mexico City used to be a wonderful place to travel to. I was there a week during the ''60's.

If the death of 30,000 people in Mexico, due to gang warfare, etc. doesn't dissuade you from going there, I don't suppose anything else would.

[Evergr3entree]

This is amazing. I hope the tradition last a long time. If I ever have the chance to go to Mexico City, I'd like to buy something from him.

[MyChemicalBromance]

MEXICO

[Balian49]

MEXICO