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Old April 29, 2008, 04:06 PM
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No es para ponerse así means Keep your hair on
Ni pizca= not at all, not in the least
Borde= unfriendly
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Old April 30, 2008, 01:50 AM
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I'm really sad, Iris, you thought I'm unfriendly. I've drawn a broken heart on my cell wall. I don't stop staring at it. Do you think it will recover its former being?
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Old April 30, 2008, 02:14 AM
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You didn't seem to care much yesterday. In fact you seemed to be proud of it, it was part of you ,you said, like your tatoos.Why the change of heart? Have you decided to reform?
Besides, you know what they say "Sticks and stones will break your bones, but words will never hurt you".
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Old April 30, 2008, 02:34 AM
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I promise I'm trying. Please, believe me. When I woke up this morning my head was in blank. Little by little, painfully, I began remembering all the pain alcohol had made. Some broken bottles were around my bed. Maybe I was drinking till sunrise.

That's human nature. We are angels and devils, Love and Hate,
Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, lightness and darkness, Ying and Yang, male and female...

Please, love me as I am (I promise you will have fun ).
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Old April 30, 2008, 02:58 AM
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You should go into writing... tienes un teatro...
I'm not sure I understand the last sentence. Do you mean "love me as I am ( I promise you'll have fun)?
I loved that bit about all of us being angels and demons...
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Old April 30, 2008, 05:11 AM
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You cannot use sweetheart as an adjective. You can say she is my sweetheart. Sweet girl. And here I am destroying the romance... Bueno, ya puestos ,una cosita más : thanks to Iris ( you forgot the prep.)
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Reforma es muy difíícil. Uno puede decir que no va tomar una gota mas pero cuando te suelta (si acaso te suelte) todo cambia. Cuando entras una tienda con bolsillos hondos y sin dinero, llegará el viejo antojo de
de llenarlos con compritas... primero un salami o quesito...después quien
sabe hasta que vuelvas con tus amigos en Meco. Por lo menos te ailimentan alli, y con aceso a un ordenador tengas el mundo acuesta.

Maria José, si sigas con ese tipo, ¡aguas!

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Reformarse es muy difícil. Uno puede decir que no va a tomar una gota más pero cuando te suelten (si acaso te sueltan) todo cambia. Cuando entres en una tienda con los bolsillos hondos (?) y sin dinero, llegará el viejo antojo de llenarlos con compritas... primero un salami o quesito...después quién sabe, hasta que vuelvas con tus amigos a Meco. Por lo menos allí te alimentan, y con acceso a un ordenador tienes el mundo acuesta (¿al alcance de la mano?).

Maria José, si sigues con ese tipo, ¡aguas!

Words for prison en English: the joint, the big house, up the river, the clink, hoosgow (from juzgado),the pen
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Old April 30, 2008, 06:43 AM
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La Reforma es muy difícil. Uno puede decir que no va tomar una gota mas pero cuando te sueltan (si acaso te sueltan) todo cambia. Cuando entras a una tienda con bolsillos hondos y sin dinero, llegará el viejo antojo de
llenarlos con compritas... primero un salami o quesito...después quien
sabe hasta que vuelvas con tus amigos a Meco. Por lo menos te alimentan alli, y con aceso a un ordenador tienes el mundo acuestas.

Maria José, si sigues con ese tipo, ¡aguas!

Words for prison en English: the joint, the big house, up the river, the clink, hoosgow (from juzgado),the pen
Thanks for your concern,Poli. What do you mean exactly when you say ¡aguas!?
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So you say.....

Estuve 5 años en la sombra OR
Estuve 5 años a la sombra?

Otras palabras para cárcel:
prisión, bote, .... in English behind bars, gaol (UK)...

Hace poco un amigo me dice: "Fulano está remando". Y como no entendí, me dice que Fulando está en el bote (cárcel) y por eso está remando, porque bote también significa lancha or boat. Note: This usage probably only works in Mexico.
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