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When someone is unfaithful to you we say "te pegaron los cuernos".
If you are going to be the unfaithful one than you are going to "pegar cuernos".
If you are going to be the unfaithful one than you are going to "pegar cuernos".
I have actually not heard of cuernos regarding good luck or warding off evils. Is that why that necklace with a horn pendant is so popular nowadays?
todas, no se salva ninguna...
...son cueros o cuerneras.
Every morning, in front of the mirror, I check my forehead for horny growths or protrusions, and when I'm in doubt, I wear a beret slung low over my forehead to hide the possibility...
...son cueros o cuerneras.
Every morning, in front of the mirror, I check my forehead for horny growths or protrusions, and when I'm in doubt, I wear a beret slung low over my forehead to hide the possibility...
LOL please. I don't know if I should laugh or cry.Mirador said:...son cueros o cuerneras.
Every morning, in front of the mirror, I check my forehead for horny growths or protrusions, and when I'm in doubt, I wear a beret slung low over my forehead to hide the possibility...
The symbol of the horns, representing a cuckold, is an ancient tradition which endures in Spain ('cabron' - great big goat) as well as Italy and elsewhere around the Mediterranean and was brought over to Latin America by the Spanish.
The good luck symbol of horns to ward off the evil eye is not such a Spanish thing. I think it's more prevalent on Anna's side of the Med - Italy, Sicily, Malta and eastwards.
The good luck symbol of horns to ward off the evil eye is not such a Spanish thing. I think it's more prevalent on Anna's side of the Med - Italy, Sicily, Malta and eastwards.
I don't have any horns Zeus. I don't have a boyfriend at the time.ZEUS said:Be careful when you walk the streets of Dr. Not to get your the Horns tangled-up with the lighting wires..
zeus.. Horny, but no horns :bandit:
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