The Last Person to Post Wins - Jelly Babies

Copy Panda · Nov 20, 2020

Especially if they're fellow black and white animals :blush

Shobu_Yoruichi · Nov 20, 2020

Oh, this topic reminds me of this

Unfortunately, only spanish speakers will understand it.

Hardy · Nov 20, 2020

Shobu_Yoruichi said:
Oh, this topic reminds me of this

Unfortunately, only spanish speakers will understand it.

How did you get a documentary just for yourself?

Evil3ye · Nov 20, 2020

Non hablo

Lambu · Nov 21, 2020

Farfalla said:
But cows are still cute!

Vaca can be affectionate yeah, Puta is harsh asf tho. Even in a friendly context people around will turn to look at you :XD

Somehow hijo/a de puta is a way more friendly, funny version lol

xnut · Nov 21, 2020

Lambu said:
Thats a strong word even among women shouldn't be the norm in most cases.

I agree completely.

Shobu_Yoruichi · Nov 21, 2020

Hardy said:
How did you get a documentary just for yourself?

When a latin-american decides to vacation in Chile, you will always hear them saying that despite knowing some spanish, they were completely lost with the chilean language xD

A funny documentary video to laugh about the country with the worst speaking manners in south-america :derp

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Bah, i was confused, thought was answring to Lambito.

Me, un weon?

Hardy · Nov 21, 2020

Wow I've known that guy for like 12 years now

Shobu_Yoruichi · Nov 21, 2020

Rly?
Who is he? D:

Raven · Nov 21, 2020

I didn’t have friends in either college or school, I was always alone so girls didn’t dare to call me names, whatever, friends call each other names and that’s normal imo, I won’t take it seriously if a very close of mine called me bitch.

desin24 · Nov 21, 2020

Farfalla said:
'_' she's vaca to me for as far as I remember. I'm prolly "Mariana Vaca" in her phone as well. Isn't it common anywhere in the world to have some "unpleasant" nicknames to close ones? Like "dawg"? I guess that's more of a slang tho, hm... My cousin used to call her close friends "puta" as well @.@ Maybe that's a br thing.
But fair enough, once in the sisters chat the other sister thought I was calling her vaca and got mad lmao. Tho me and Thais don't mind it.

I see, unpleasant names in my contact list are people being saved as Führer or other Nazi positions for being in some kind of authority above me.

Shobu_Yoruichi said:
Oh, this topic reminds me of this

Unfortunately, only spanish speakers will understand it.

This is fantastic. With time I have come to understand the Argentinian dialect and I didn't even know that Chile has an even harder difficulty.

Hardy · Nov 21, 2020

Shobu_Yoruichi said:
Rly?
Who is he? D:

Isn't he a chilean gaming youtuber?

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desin24 said:
I see, unpleasant names in my contact list are people being saved as Führer or other Nazi positions for being in some kind of authority above me.

This is fantastic. With time I have come to understand the Argentinian dialect and I didn't even know that Chile has an even harder difficulty.

I wouldn't go as far as saying Chilean is even a dialect.

Evil3ye · Nov 21, 2020

Raven said:
I didn’t have friends in either college or school, I was always alone so girls didn’t dare to call me names, whatever, friends call each other names and that’s normal imo, I won’t take it seriously if a very close of mine called me bitch.

well, your lovely ape frienemy gave you the RR (red raven) nick last game :XD

Raven · Nov 21, 2020

Evil3ye said:
well, your lovely ape frienemy gave you the RR (red raven) nick last game

Ape frienemies can give good nick names, I like it

Copy Panda · Nov 21, 2020

desin24 said:
I see, unpleasant names in my contact list are people being saved as Führer or other Nazi positions for being in some kind of authority above me.

Ach so

Evil3ye · Nov 21, 2020

desin24 said:
I see, unpleasant names in my contact list are people being saved as Führer or other Nazi positions for being in some kind of authority above me.

This is fantastic. With time I have come to understand the Argentinian dialect and I didn't even know that Chile has an even harder difficulty.

You do that in Germany, Verfassungsschutz is on your neck.