¡No le pinches!

[ROBINDESBOIS]

Used meaning don' t provoke him.
Is there a saying for that in English?

[poli]

Don't start up with him.
Don't get him started.
Don't f... with him.
Don't get him going.

[Awaken]

Don't provoke him.
Don't mess with him. (the non curse version of poli's )

[JPablo]

Don't needle him.
Don't goad (prod/incite) him.
Don't wind him up. (I think this may be a British usage... the past participle on this may be more common... After all the provocations Messi was all wound up...)

I hope not to irritate anybody..., I used "hacer de rabiar" my brother when I was a kid... i.e., "infuriate my brother" by verbally needling and nettling him...

And then, there are the "Hermanos Malasombra" "Somos malos, mala sombra somos malos de verdad, somos como una espina que sólo sabe pinchar... y más malos que la quina...

[ROBINDESBOIS]

Thanks boys

[Don José]

And then, there are the "Hermanos Malasombra" "Somos malos, mala sombra somos malos de verdad, somos como una espina que sólo sabe pinchar... y más malos que la quina...

So you must be a bit old.

[JPablo]

Not as old as "Edadepiedrix" (Vejestorix) in Asterix...
And not as old as Methuselah...
but getting there...

(And just to stay on topic, I don't take it as you "trying to spur me on", pues "el que se pica ajos come" = "if the cap fits, wear it")

(By the way, correct me if I am wrong in the use of the expression "to spur on")

[Don José]

(By the way, correct me if I am wrong in the use of the expression "to spur on")

Any native around?

By the way, I'll tell you a secret. I remember I was really afraid when Locomotoro said "acércate, gordito" looking at the screen. I thought he could see me and was talking to me.

[Rusty]

To spur someone on:

to incite, encourage, provoke

[JPablo]

Ok, thanks!

Very chiripitifláutico!