chefpyrosjunk-deactivated201707: I can't remember my own phone number and you expect me to remember that the combined meaning of those two seemingly random Spanish words is that you have disdain against life

…how did you even pick that….Ok, ramble-free version:

Say “a huevo cabrón” when:

• You want to say something must be done, ignoring all obstacles.
• You want to convey a strong affirmative response. Akin to “fuck yeah!”

chefpyrosjunk-deactivated201707: ????

gearholder:

I already explained what that means mannnnn - A-

http://gearholder.tumblr.com/post/126534577882/i-have-no-idea-what-that-means

There, I found it - 3-

Lemme just fix that last part for this context:

“Basically it means “you (the cabrón) are stupid for thinking [thing] can’t (or shouldn’t) happen (it happens “a huevo”)” but it’s not necessarily aimed at a person and can be uttered to express disdain towards… god? destiny?… when the circumstances make it look like it can’t happend but it do.”

Also when a person asks you a thing and you want to convey a strong affirmative response. In essence a “fuck yeah!”

C’mon, things that are made “a huevo” defy destiny, they gotta amout for something in regards to assurance of fact - .-

chefpyrosjunk-deactivated201707: ????

I already explained what that means mannnnn - A-

chefpyrosjunk-deactivated201707: "a bastard egg"??

Fabergé bastard u .u

Anonymous: What do you think of senior huevos?