Paisa is slang for paisana. That means countrywoman, but it used informally like homegirl. It can have different connotations (more or less positive) depending what country the speaker is from. Pinche is usually Mexican Spanish. Friggin be-atch would be a good translation that won’t get too many star censors here on Yahoo. ja ja ja […]
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The ɾąքҽ of Western civilisation by Muslims a restful nights sleep I think “ I’ll have two more now “ Depends on how big the glasses are. I’m wondering why the hell I’m wasting my time with wine, because I can’t stand that stuff. Wine is just g ɾąքҽ juice that’s been around too long.
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Peoples Reviews it actually is, a few years ago a kid in australia threw a massive banger resulting in thousands of dollars in damage through his neighborhood, obviously hollywood exaggerated the movie for project x, but in fact the movie is based of true events. check out this clip ( my glasses are famous) This
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Assuming you mean the US half dollar coin, which has a diameter of 1.205 inches (30.61 mm) Circumference = pi * diameter Circumference = 1.205π in ≈ 3 13/16 in (to the nearest 16th of an inch) Circumference = 30.61π mm ≈ 96.16 mm (2 dp) circumference of a half dollar use a ruler …
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I am guessing from the context I read it in that it means “what if” but I am not sure… “pos que” it’s a typically mexican voice. It could mean a handful of things, depending on the context of the speech and the way of pronuntiation. It derives from “pues que” since mexicans tend to
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People Reviews Sounds like you overpaid at some point. It is also possible that you paid the correct amount and that a charge has not been added yet. It is best to ask your landlord instead of guessing. They are the only one that can truly answer this. You overpaid at some point. They have
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People Reviews I know it’s in Gaelic and can be seen in Fado Irish Pub. Anyone knows what it means? I don’t speak Irish, but “ceol” means “music,” and “agus” means “and.” An internet search provided me with “fun” for “craic.” In Scottish gaidhlig, ag’ol is ‘to drink,’ so in Irish gaelic, “ol” could mean
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I’m thinking that someone who reads a lot of western novels or knows about the Old West would know this. It’s the scene when Wyatt takes over the Oriental casino. The character who gave the line is named Johnny Tyler and was played by Billy Bob Thornton. The entire quote is “Well, for a man
the phrase, “written in blood” written in blood is to make something permanent or to give it a high lv of seriousness. when someone uses it they mean that they will do it or it will happen no matter what; people are usually serious when they use the term. It means that the public safety
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People Reviews Usually KGT means KARAT GOLD TONE which means it is not real gold but a gold colour or plating. 18KGT would be 18karat gold tone. I have never ever seen anything that is just gold tone being stamped for that. Same with white gold, it never has a special stamp, just the normal
