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No pude oír los truenos. De todos modos, otra edición muy guay de Pa' que sepas, que está volviéndose mi canal favorito de Vaina de Español.
Por cierto, ¿cómo se dice "long-johns" en español?
mexican thunder(tm)
there has to be a joke there somewhere pero ahora me voy a trabajo. es bueno empesar la dia con risa :-)
strelnikov1968, here are your options for longjohns:
donperigo, there were Mexican Thunder(tm) jokes after we left the studio.
By the way, my friends, Mexicans can indeed rap:
jajaj, I like the Mexican rap.
jaja, ¡qué divertido! Nice "trueno mexicano"...
La palabra "calzones" me parece ser la misma que la comida italiana! (Un poco coma un pizza pero con todo la carne, verduras, y salsa adentro).