Tío

[Iris]

I should have known. Your cat picture screams suburbian white guy. I'm a white girl from the burbs too, but unfortunatelly not street-wise at all. You'll have to teach me.

[gatitoverde]

Well, I threw in my favorite new one. If something's Gucci, it's the bomb as they said five years ago. I'm sure I'm ruining it by telling you. As soon as they figure out we suburbanites are onto it, they'll switch it up. You know how 'dey do.

[gatitoverde]

More like ten years ago, really.

[gatitoverde]

Alright 'den. I'm fittin' to get 'dis sh*t straight. Kitty's goin' street, yo. Wait.

[gatitoverde]

Alright, I don't know what it takes to refresh the avatar on your screen, but kitty's lookin' considerably more street. I still need to work on his color, but it's a start.

[Iris]

Great start. I like the cap.

[gatitoverde]

He has the cap. . . And now he's got the color baby!

[Iris]

He reminds me of Jim Carrey in The Mask,mate. Or rather The Incredible Hulk.

[gatitoverde]

Es espantoso lo que la gente hace a sus domésticos.

[poli]

Originally Posted by gatitoverde

Es epsantoso lo que la gente hace a sus domésticos.

Yes, I agree it's a shame when people mistreat their servants, but I think you meant pets (mascotas).
I'm glad to hear that you've brushed up your street talk, cat. You'll need it
in SLC. Be careful, that's where the mean streets start.

[gatitoverde]

Hahahahaha! That's hilarious Poli! Touché. It is true that every 4 or 5 years I find myself hanging out in the hood for a few months, maybe just so I can go back and tell all my white friends about my adventures.

[Iris]

You can also say animales domésticos.

[gatitoverde]

Si pero ese animal sea cualquier cosa antes de doméstico, baby. ¡Soy de la calle, yo . . . mmm . . . yo!