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  • ID: 3022470
  • Uploader: pervstone »
  • Date: over 7 years ago
  • Approver: zigzag »
  • Size: 347 KB .png (823x839) »
  • Source: memefo.tumblr.com/post/170887936001 »
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post #1809747
komeiji satori (touhou) drawn by mefomefo

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  • Feliz 14!!!!

    Happy 14!!!!

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    Pronak
    over 7 years ago
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    Profanities in spanish (specially in Mexico), depends a lot in the context and/or the person they're referring to. They can be really insulting or very friendly. Something like the word "c*nt", but in a wide way: it can be used in AUS only with really good friends while in the US it can be a really hard insult.

    Cabrón, in the way Satori (or Mefo) is using it, it's in a very friendly way. It can be weird as that.

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    Pyromartian
    about 7 years ago
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    I kinda see it as "What's up bitches"

    Not super friendly, but like a backhanded greeting.

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    MKDK
    about 7 years ago
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    "...refers to a man whose wife was unfaithful to him"

    Satori is literally calling us cucks.

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    I'm not your waifu
    What's up, assholes? Cabrón literally refers to a man whose wife was unfaithful to him, but (like similar profanities) it is often used as an all-purpose insult.
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