Nigerian charm
The travel guide classifies as highly risky any adventure with a photo camera outside the factory compound, and the company's policy prohibits almost all image transfer from the inside. I have not yet decided if I want to loose my life or my job, but in the meanwhile, I concluded that I had to work too hard to find a motif for a contemplative Sunday. I abandoned then the passive contemplation, deciding to follow my most recent friend.He's always around, him and his brothers, sisters, cousins, aunts, nephews, grandparents and girlfriends. Oh yes, girlfriends: I would say that this is the season for it, and we see him running wild after the poor females.
I caught him on the sensors while he looked killer at a female before the attack. What do you say about this look? How much charm is this one?
I need to find a name for my friend. Can anyone help me?
posted by Eduardo da Fonseca Joaquim @ 20:55
12 comments
12 Comments:
Por qué no les pones "Güey?
Así le puedes decir: "Qué onda, Güey?" o bien "Ya no persigas a las chavas, pinche Güey" o "No manches, Güey, estás bien feo!"
I think it's a name that can give you plenty of conversation...
Humm... I guess it's a bit to common: after all, everyone can be a "güey". It's got to be somehow more distinctive!
Cabrón?
What? He's a friend, for god's sake!
Maybe Liliana?
Jerome?
Marcus, he's male!
But good idea, Magnus! If the human Jerome comes for a visit, I'll tell him that it was your idea. But don't worry, I guess he's got nicer places to visit...
MARCUS! Am I that ugly?????
Y lo del nombre lo sugerí por aquel legendario grito marroquí de: "Siéntate, Cabrón!!"
Bueno Mini, no me parece que el pobre se pueda sentar!
First of all. How do you know it's a male?
And lilly, he/she's not ugly!!
Nigerians say you can see it by the colours: females are all green. And we do see the multi-coloured ones running after the green ones, and not the other way around!
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