José Soplanucas

I wish he is 5, but I am afraid he looks like 6.

I would be happy with him just talking to me. I love his voice.

It is now gone. I would not like to leave any trace of your one moment that did not match the Canadian national stereotype of being the coolest people in the North American subcontinent.

Ladies and ladies, Kevin will be arriving to DC this Thursday. I cannot recommend him enough. I am in Argentina in a vacation turned into mourning trip because my dad died last Father's Day. He did not know anything, and called me two days ago to give me the surprise and tell me he wanted to see me. When I told him the sad news he went beyond any expectations to comfort me from the distance. Kevin is my uncontested Number 1 right now. Of course this is not about me but about you. Trust me, all other professionals I have recommended have left at least one client unsatisfied, even the great Sean Xavier. Not Kevin, I am yet to meet someone who was left unhappy. He will blow your mind.

You can identify SOME Americans, same with any nationalities. Those closer to national stereotypes. You may feel very perceptive, but you just do not know how many you are missing. Just like with homosexuals.

Agree. The same probabilistic that says that life has also happened thousands of times in other places in the universe.

Random does not have to do with a random direction but with not causality, I understand. Live did not happened in Earth randomly, but because the right combination of variables met. I completely agree there is no direction, but there is a clear cause/effect process.

You can also reach out to the reviewers and request more details. This has proved to be very fruitful for me.

I agree with existentialism on he lack of trascendental meaning, but I disagree on he random origin of life. Now we know about natural selection.

Nothing that I know. I know "picotazo", but I do not know "picazo".

I loved Esteros. It was shot in the Argentinean region where I spent my high school years, and where I am visiting right now.

I just checked it. I like the Argentinean boys better.

More here: https://ilikepinga.com/2018/06/25/argentine-movie/

Interesting Argentine movie, not yet released but about to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9IXRDy7NPE

Interesting. I wonder if the etymology is related to "puntazo" instead. In Argentina we have "putito" and "putazo", respectively the diminutive and the augmentative of "puto". I would be a "putazo viejo". Proud of it.

I contacted him the last time he was in DC. He quoted me 400, I said good luck getting clients with that fee and adios. He contacted me a week later, but I was not hiring (my money went to someone else) and ignored his message. I can only assume he was going to offer me a discount.

You should try "putazo". The suffix "azo" is one of the Spanish augmentatives. Big fag.

Only if the derision is internalized. I love Queer.

Just one more thing (for now). I like the word "puto", I like to reclaim it the same way Black comrades have reclaimed the "n" word. When I use it to refer to myself I provoke a shock reaction that I love. Contrastingly, I do not feel comfortable with the word "gay".

I am not Mexican, I am Argentinean. The friend @liubit has shared his testimony from Mexico. I can tell you that in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Spain, the word "puto" means "faggot". I do not know in the rest of the Spanish speaking countries.

"Puto" is, up to my knowledge, the most specific and derogatory term in the Spanish language to refer to an homosexual man. "Maricón" is slightly less specific, it also means "effeminate", and it can be applied to an heterosexual man who seems to be extremely sensitive or delicate. I do not know for "puto" any other meaning than "faggot". Once again, allow me to highlight I am saying "I do not know", which does not mean there are not other meanings.

I would not question @purplekow 's experience. The truth is that Spanish cultures and language dialectal variations are very diverse, it is possible "puto" meant "man-whore" in some context I have never been exposed to.

Hey, I cannot argue with Google. It is just my experience, I should have said, in none culture I have been exposed to "puto" means anything other than "faggot". However, of course my experience is very little compared to all Spanish cultures. If you have been exposed to a real life context (not Google) where "puto" means man-whore, I bend to your personal experience and I have no problem apologizing and accepting that I was wrong.

Literal translations often do not work. "Puto" means indeed "faggot". There is no place in Spanishland where it means man-whore. Educate yourselves my friends, in our wonderfully machist culture only women can be whores.