Where's Bubbler when you need him?!?

The most boring people on the board. Spare us.

 

Boobies?

 

I have no idea what you're talking about.

In other news, I'm driving a couple hours south tomorrow to hang out with some random SJers. I hope they aren't lame

 

But did you post while driving to the Denny's? That's the burning question.

 

Cholos?

 

How do you know Bubbler isn't one of the guy's watching the movie?

 

Damn, that's deep.

 

Bubbler's playing Bowling for Blowjobs at WallyWorld.

 

Wait a minute. The only difference between those loosers and you loosers is they had a laptop to watch DVDs on?

 

There aren't many in the Twin Cities, at least from my experience.

From Urban Dictionary........

1. cholo 2870 up, 394 down
A cholo is term implying a Hispanic male that typically dresses in chinos (khahki pants), a wifebeater sleeveless teeshirt or a flannel shirt with only the top buttoned, a hairnet, or with a bandana around the forehead, usually halfway down over the eyes. Cholos often have black ink tattoos, commonly involving Catholic imagery, or calligraphy messages or family names.

Cholos often drive low riders.
A farcical example of a cholo from the movies is Cheech, from Cheech and Chong.
by Abula Feb 20, 2004 share this 0 comments
2. cholo 1400 up, 376 down
1) Mexican Gangster

2) Mexican Gangster Style
1) "My homeboy got shot up but some cholos from Norte." OR "I'm cruisin' the eastside with a couple cholos."

2) "Hey ese, check out that vato over there looking all cholo."
by X3 Chola Loca Jan 14, 2004 share this 0 comments
3. Cholo 826 up, 208 down
The U.S. context of the word Cholo/Chola originated in Los Angeles and can be a derogatory term meaning Chicanogangster or pandilleroor marero. They are born in the U.S. and favor Spanglish. They might refer to any Latino unlike them as pocho, or white-washed.

A hardcore cholo will wear the baggy look, bigtime tatoos, and a shaved head. The chola might have long permed black hair, dark lipstick and a teardrop tatooed under her eye, (and their toddler might have a shaved head and wear the garb unless abuelita steps in.)

This look is subject to change as gang-culture evolves. So what a cholo looked like in the times of Cheech and Chong is out-of-date, but still revered with some pride. There are even plastic figurines with this look sold in gumball machines all over the streets of L.A.

The word has a totally different context in South America, where it means indigenous peasant. But in the States, it has been appropriated and the context has evolved.
Your pants are looking a little cholo. Why don't you downsize.

 

"Hey Norton..."

 

You are so lying. Nobody wants to hang out with you, looser!