We have a british phrase that goes:"Talking cobblers!"
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>From: "Robert Aurel Meko" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Fun with Mexicans
>Date: Tue, 7 Dec 1999 10:05:13 -0500
>
> I can't believe I forgot about *these* hip phrases. With the recent
>'Latin explosion' in our midst a lot of spicy talk has been finding it's
>way
>out the mouths of many faces across the globe. Like the grooviest way to
>let
>your mates know you've got to bust a 2... you don't want to be old school
>and say, "I gots to drop the kids off at the pool" NO WAY! Add a little
>salsa, tell them you've got to 'drop the chalupa'. You'll see nods of
>appreciation from here to Guadalajara. And what's little Guillermo doing in
>the little se�or's room? I think he may be 'choking the chihuahua'. Hey,
>now... what's that I hear upstairs? Sounds like that 'gordita' Suzy maybe
>giving her little Latin playmate the 'wet burrito'. See what fun can be had
>with just a handful of south-of-the-boarder flare? Now get out there and
>Merengue.
>-robert
>
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>From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > where did you get these? from a news report on american high school
>lingo.
> > half of those expressions are hip-hop lingo. like, "it's all good!". all
> > respect to my brothers(i am from ny), but they would never say
>"tops"-taken
> > from a motown song, meaning 'top of the line' and adapted by mods). try
> > "soopahcut", describing a person of opposite sex who is stylishly
> > attractive. say watcha like though. it's coo like that ya'll, it's all
> > good!
> >
> >
> > charles
>
>
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