07:26 Aug 15, 2000 |
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lisa Explanation: I don't know french, but you have been insulted in Spanish. Bye :) |
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"suck my balls" Explanation: Hardly the same as "you make me hot." (BTW, the last Spanish word is "huevos"...) |
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Lick me on Thursdays Explanation: There is a typo in your question. It should read "Chúpame los jueves". It's the title of the new Almodovar film. Bonne chance! |
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insult Explanation: it means suck my dick....sounds crude but that is what it means hopefully they were not talking to you.... |
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This is a vulgarity. Suggest you seek other companions with more class and higher ideals. Explanation: Previously the following response was given to another person seeking a translation of: "Dime con quien andas y te digo quien eres" would be worthy of your consideration when choosing your friends . (Tell me who your friends are and I'll tell you who you are) THIS person who said this to you IS NOT a friend!!! |
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Re Almodovar's latest movie: Explanation: According to several web sites, Almodovar's current film, due out this year, is based on Pete Dexter's 1997 novel _The Paperboy_, which appears to be the title of the movie, at least in English. Web searches on all the likely combinations of "Thursday," "Almodovar," etc. didn't turn up any "Lick Me" films (which, by the way, would be a rather obvious and, in my opinion, juvenile play on the wording of the insult...). However, it may be coming. "Sunday, June 04, 2000. -- Quite soon Almodóvar will start shooting a new movie. He is currently preparing the script. The movie will be based on a French novel. The cast will include Penélope Cruz and Antonio Banderas." So it may be true... |
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