Remember sticks that in some languages there are words that look and sound like something in one language but mean something else in another.
Ex. The German word "will". Sounds and looks like will but means want in english.
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Dr. Sticks
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oh, so the point is that he's saying a false cognate that is the english word for row, but actually means something else in spanish?
if he knows that it is the english word for row, he would not actually be speaking spanish by saying it. he would be speaking english. If he doesn't know, why would he be saying it?
if he knows that it is the english word for row, he would not actually be speaking spanish by saying it. he would be speaking english. If he doesn't know, why would he be saying it?
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Well put doog. You never posted anything offensive whatsoever
we know she'll be back, like a good bitch should.
Who said anything about the spanish word for row?oh, so the point is that he's saying a false cognate that is the english word for row, but actually means something else in spanish?
if he knows that it is the english word for row, he would not actually be speaking spanish by saying it. he would be speaking english. If he doesn't know, why would he be saying it?
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Dr. Sticks
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no one. I said the english word for row. the pimp is saying a word in spanish to the hooker, which is pronounced "row", because he knows that "row" means row in english, even though it means something else in his own language.
In which case, the pimp says the word "row" to the hooker.
In which case, the pimp says the word "row" to the hooker.
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Well put doog. You never posted anything offensive whatsoever
we know she'll be back, like a good bitch should.
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His horse is named "Friday".Obviously this riddle is going nowhere so I'll give the answer. The answer is "Rojo"( pronounced ro-ho) which is the spanish word for red. The word sounds if the pimp is saying row-ho.
OK next riddle
How does a cowboy ride into town on Friday, stay for two days and leave on Friday?
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Throw it straight up in the air. Gravity pwnz.
How do you make a ball return to you without it hitting the ground, a wall or being attached to anything.
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A man who was Paralyzed in his arms, legs, and mouth, and unable to speak a word, wrote a best-selling book. How?
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Dr. Sticks
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he did it before he was paralyzed?
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Well put doog. You never posted anything offensive whatsoever
we know she'll be back, like a good bitch should.
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