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To: YlangYlangBreeze who wrote (1810)	2/6/2001 2:05:21 PM
From: marcos	Respond to of 4890

Yes i agree, another worthy PMed me on that, with the next listen it was clearly ésta Marco ... good thing it wasn't está or estoy Marco or Bob might have hit the Poof button on me -g- ... war surplus sound system here, and not from a recent war either .... funny how your head inserts familiar stuff - co-puerco likely came to mind because i know a guy who as a little kid learning to talk just absolutely fell in love with his own made-up word puercochino, to the point where he is still known among friends as Chino. And it's not chocha but hijo de tu chingada madre, a common and generic curse ... so no terms specific to Puerto Rico .... but the guy can't be a cubano because he didn't use pinga even once, and clearly he doesn't have enough class to be a mexicano .... although the legends do say that such types may have existed among the chilangos, they also suggest that they have since migrated to Chicago.