Yo no Soy Marinero.
If somebody pointed to Sr. Davies and I and asked who, or what, are they? “Caballeros” would be an appropriate response. You probably know what a caballo is (if not you might be one, and not the stallion kind). Caballero on the other hand is a less known Spanish word, originally meaning, “knight,” “guy who rides a horse,” or “sir.”
One can imagine that at some point in Latin America’s history, a horse rider was automatically given the sir (Senor) status. In Chile that time is long gone and standards have since been lowered, at least as of 2005 when I Iived there. Every where I went, other caballeros and non-caballeros, i.e. damas (meaning women, or lady of the night depending on the context), insisted that I was a caballero, despite my having had arrived on un bici, or el bus. Ask anyone who knew me in ’05 and they will tell you, “Creo que no.”
I recently moved to the West Coast. The large quantities of water that I found quickly made it apparent that it was time to up my status (by non-Chilean standards) to caballero. Don also works.
Yea that’s a bait chucker- so what?
BEMUQWFECWMS
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Solid. Good lookin boat, I’d wok on the fella’s working the controls. wish you had the free time to get on down here to flex. It’s in the 80’s, and things are good. Ash and I miss you fucker, but we will do our best without ya. Oh yea, “were having a great time”. See you soon bro. -jorge
December 27th, 2009
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