What's Spanish for "Texas Hammer" or "Strong Arm"? I've got to one up this!!
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3.05.2012
Seen On The Decatur Square Today
What's Spanish for "Texas Hammer" or "Strong Arm"? I've got to one up this!!
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Brazo fuerte
marteo de Tejas
Tejas Weenie
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aren't these the bestiality peeps?
I'm telling John Graves a Wise County native (who went to Baylor) doesn't know how to say 'arm' in Spanish.
Rage
No hay pelotas
They're taking over...
La serpiente liberal
Quadruple Fake Poncho Villa
Typically, this is written in gothic text across the back glass.
You people need some Spanish lessons!
Too bad it's a CHEVY
How about No Balls LLLODQ.
I don't speak or read greekanese...what does it say?
abogados de tornillo
Nosotros don' necesidad de t cuaesquiera abogados que apestan. Necesitamos a una marina de guerra luchar las cañoneras del DPS.
8:48, attorney at law
wouldn't "mentiroso" work as well?
ZING!
This is the United States and the national language is English-
not Spanish--- but with the ways things are going we all may adopt
Spanish as our national language!
I just hope not in my lifetime!!
This is the United States and the national language is English-
not Spanish--- but with the ways things are going we all may adopt
Spanish as our national language!
I just hope not in my lifetime!!
I have seen spanish license plates on many gringo lawyer vehicles in Fort Worth...they make a lot of money off of them in little mexico (Ft Worth), my home town :(
I saw another car on the square with the license SCUMBAG. I thought that was much more descriptive for an abogado.
Abogado=High Class Beaner
9:46
Is Cheevie, not Chevy. Chevy is French.
geesh
Guilty would be a good one.
Chevee sounds like cheech & chong
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