This year we will truly have a "cinco de Mayo" and "Pinche de Monday" back to back. Brace yourself, this happens only every seven years !!!!! (This is NOT Spanish 101)
Pinche pendejo...
Beg the question....you know what you said, right?
@IamNobody lol just giving another example...
@thinktwice That didn't answer my question....or does it? If yes then that's mean !!! LOL
@IamNobody Not directed to you or anyone...per soy malo a veces...lol
@thinktwice Well, that's what I was trying to tell you.... the way you said it, it is directed at me (I doubt you knew and that's why I asked, I didn't think that was the intent but that's how the language works ). In the hypothetical scenario where you had know exactly what you were saying then you called me a f-ing a##hole and the way it's presented ( or written ), it is meant with a vengeance. I thought it was funny. Now, when the same expression is said between buddies then it's just a funny thing to say. Language can be very weird depending upon context.
@thinktwice …….and NO, I don't think for a second that you are bad, not even at times … ha ahhaha
@IamNobody yeah...sure
I've never heard of "Pinche de Monday" .....what are they celebrating & why don't they use the Spanish word for Monday?
No such thing. Correct usage of “pinche” (“frigging,” adjective): “For some of us, every Monday is a pinche Monday.”
@The-Krzyz verdad! ha ha ha
@IamNobody, @thinktwice I grew up in and around East Los Angeles, and learned English and Spanish as a kid at the same time in a predominantly Mexican-American community. Plus, we have a down-to-earth, “show me” culture, so it’s not easy to pull the pinche sheep over our eyes ...