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Old August 16, 2015, 08:05 AM
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Cool "wanna go for a run?" or "try this kale"
Buen domingo.
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i don't understand why people say hurtful
thinks like "wanna go for a run?"
or "try this kale"
No entiendo por qué la gente dice cosas hirientes como "wanna go for a run?" or "try this kale"
La primera frase parece que es de doble sentido y se refiere deseo de correr algunos metros o kilómetros, pero también al deseo de eyacular (cum)
Enla segunda no encuentro el nexo hiriente que pueda causar un repollo.
Esto lo encontré en FB, por supuesto.
Gracias.
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Old August 16, 2015, 11:04 AM
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Yo no veo ningún doble sentido. Me parece que sólo se trata de alguien que se siente ofendido porque siente que las invitaciones a hacer ejercicio o a comer alimentos "sanos" son indirectas para llamarlo gordo.
Habrá que ver si otros usuarios opinan lo mismo.
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Estoy de acuerdo.
"Go for a run" no tiene otro sentido que el de "salir a correr".
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Perfecto, gracias.
¿Y la historia del 'kale'?
Buena semana.
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Otra vez coincido con Malila. Alguien se siente ofendido al oír estas cosas, aún más cuando no está en forma.
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¡Ah!
No había entendido.
Creo que debería leer el inglés con menos ansias. Me ayudaría a dar un sentido a lo que no entiendo, siendo tan claro.
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Sugerirle a un gordito que coma berza (kale), es sugerirle que se ponga a dieta.
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