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cojones
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cojones Spanish [koˈxones]
pl n
1. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Anatomy) testicles
2. manly courage


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No man with any average-sized cajones is going to be dropping down a 12 set or heel-flipping over a 6-foot gap into 12 feet of tranny.
In response to a trading halt for pending news issued earlier in the day, cajones said: “If I recall correctly, the last time SCM halted for news was late 2005 or early 2006 - I can't remember exactly - so hopefully this is a sign that the news is spectacular.
Harley wormed his way into our lives, even when we swore two cats were quite enough and I was thinking what I'd like was a hamster named Betty - which is to say he's been here long enough that there's no way he's going to cede territory he has spent the last three years marking with his own - fluids - to some newcomer, even though the newcomer is twice his size and still has his, er, cajones.
 
 
 
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