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Started by andr99 , May 08 2017 04:20 AM

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#11 diogenes227

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Posted 09 May 2017 - 02:06 AM

the dream I had is important I believe because normally my dreams are populated by prosperous women, blond brunette and also red haired.....it makes no difference, so when Cabron appears to me, I take it as a signal for the stock market wich is my second interest after women. And infact....usually something happens in the stock market. Cabron you are my idol.

I'm still pondering the the dreams of prosperous blondes, brunettes, and also red-haired, which I suppose makes this Cabron fella a handy interruption in a market rise but I don't quite know what the rest of you talking about.

So good luck and good trading anyway...and prosperous dreams of course...

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#12 andr99

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Posted 09 May 2017 - 09:14 AM

I cannot tell you who Cabron is...as for the rest...you know, dreams reflect how you live your days and I live well

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#13 SemiBizz

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Posted 09 May 2017 - 09:22 AM

I can tell you without regard to the translations.... in Latin and Central America... the word Cabron is used as a very derogatory word assigned to (usually) a male...

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#14 andr99

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Posted 09 May 2017 - 11:01 AM

I can tell you without regard to the translations.... in Latin and Central America... the word Cabron is used as a very derogatory word assigned to (usually) a male...

....it's very obvious it is assigned to a male.....for a woman it would be cabronita or something like that. Neo Latin languages have two genders and Latin had cases just like German and probably it's not by chance

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#15 fib_1618

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Posted 09 May 2017 - 12:39 PM

I can tell you without regard to the translations.... in Latin and Central America... the word Cabron is used as a very derogatory word assigned to (usually) a male...

for a woman it would be cabronita or something like that.

No...that would be either perra or puta.

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#16 NAV

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Posted 10 May 2017 - 12:27 AM

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#17 andr99

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Posted 10 May 2017 - 03:12 AM

I can tell you without regard to the translations.... in Latin and Central America... the word Cabron is used as a very derogatory word assigned to (usually) a male...

for a woman it would be cabronita or something like that.

No...that would be either perra or puta.

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Pay attention because puta means ''bit@h''..........hijo de puta......''son of a bit@h''........figlio di puttana....in italian. You know...Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian have the same root, so it's easy for me. As for ''cabron'', I follow sometimes on tv the races of Motogp, which is the formula one for motorbikes. There's a Spanish rider nicknamed ''cabroncito''. It's not offensive because the guy is tenacious and a sort of hammer when he starts to make best lap after best lap and that explains the meaning of his nickname.

Edited by andr99, 10 May 2017 - 03:20 AM.

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