Como estas, bitches?
Como estas, bitches?
Como estas, bitches?
I noticed but didn't want to startle him and scare him away.HE'S ALIVE!!
[analgear]well actually, it's spelled como estan. Estas is singular[/analgear]
I noticed but didn't want to startle him and scare him away.
Welcome back!Como estas, bitches?
There are some many places I could go with this...JC is back!
In Russia it's called a mushroom rain.Does your language/culture have a name for when it's raining, but the sun is shining?
My mother called it "The Devil is beating his wife".
In Russia it's called a mushroom rain.
Coimbrockney rhyming slang, I’m sure.We have a saying
"Sun and rain, widow's marriage"
In Portuguese, it rhymes
What?Coimbrockney rhyming slang, I’m sure.
If "casamento de viúva" stands for "sol e chuva", it is a sort of rhyming slang. English rhyming slang is associated with Cockney and the first Potuguese city with C that I thought of was Coimbra. Hence "Coimbrockney". I admit that this may not have been obvious. ?What?
NOT AT ALL OBVIOUSIf "casamento de viúva" stands for "sol e chuva", it is a sort of rhyming slang. English rhyming slang is associated with Cockney and the first Potuguese city with C that I thought of was Coimbra. Hence "Coimbrockney". I admit that this may not have been obvious. ?