This Spanish-language story comes from Mexico City paper El Récord: http://espndeportes.espn.go.com/story?id=273225 My (loose) translation:
I'm also blonde, but I can safely say that it's not me, either. Now that's what I call "blonde in a bottle"... although CUB over here brews a similar product.
You know, I've always wondered....on your drivers liscence, what does it say for hair color? Blonde, bald, or N/A....??? yes, I'm serious....
I thought Guero meant white boy. I also didn't know they used those little dots in Spanish. I'm confused.... Someone educate me.
Guero or huero as they say in spanglish usually means a light complexion with light hair. I guess it's a double adjective ?
Alejandro "El Guero" Burillo Azcarraga http://www.forbes.com/finance/mktgu...IdPersonTearsheet.jhtml?passedPersonId=320543 I'm not sure if he's still on the outs with his cousin, Emilio Azacarraga, president of Televisa and owner of Club America ...
I think Richard Branson ought to buy a MLS expansion franchise and call them the Virgins. And what about Luis Hernandez? Is he a real blonde, or bottle-blonde?
What do you think? Really, if you can't tell, You should let others make your major life decisions. (if you're joking, then both of us are, if you're serious, then consider my comment)
Is that how it's used too? There's one thing to what it truly means, but how is it actually used. I have friend who calls me white girl (I can't remember how she says it). I'm white, but I don't have light hair by any means. And what about the dotty thingies?
The coach that I grew up playing for was mexican, and I was very close to his daughter, and family...he used to call me jueda (I dunno how to spell it, I just spelt it fanetically.) It means white girl....
Fish! There's a lot of touchy people on these boards tonight! Our team just won, can't we all just have a sense of humor! Or more beer! I don't mean you Linds!
lol...I was like...dang, I was just adding to the conversation! GEESH! Anyways...enough procrastinating...off to work on that seven page philosophy paper....... If you'de like to come and help me, you are more than welcome.... *edit* I just opened my philosophy book, and my water bottle seemed to have leaked while in my backpack....all of the stuff I had highlighted for my paper out of my book is no longer highlighted, and all of my pages are wet, and different pigments of lue and green...........*UGH!!!!!* Anyone know anything good bout Human Rights?
Or more blondes! Except for that guy, of course... I'll see if I can get an image of that blonde beer made by CUB.
Can;t find it... and the type of beer is called Pure Blonde. I actually sold a few bottles of the stuff at the horse races in Geelong last week (god, I love working Spring Carnival here), and I told the patrons that this was "the true 'blonde in a bottle,' seriously!" Anyway, here's a link to CUB's direct site.
Without the dots, it'd be "GAY-ro;" as Carlos says, the dots make it more like "WAY-ro." Who exactly is one depends a lot on who's talking; standards vary. Among the Mexican middle and upper classes, a person called güero would be someone they'd consider blond (or in some cases, had been blond as a child). I should also mention that my first post suggested that Club América wanted to "attack" MLS's business practices ... that's really not such a good word choice, "investigate" is far better. Thanks to sangreazul for pointing us to Alejandro Burillo ... he's gotta be the guy.
Well. Anglos are also called bolillos or in your case you would be a bolilla or güera. They are called diérisis in Spanish. El Chapulin Colorado
QUESO looks more like it, actually. Hey, B.K., what holiday blends do you recommend from Sierra Nevada? With respect to your location and experience in these matters, I would consider you an expert!