Cantidubi dubi, cantidubi dubi da, effective wonder Do you sound the phrases? I guess so. Many of us have been accompanied by all our childhood and part of adolescence, but today they only retain that nostalgic memory of past times and for those who did not live those days they are only an indication that dad or mom are getting old.
We come from a generation that was freaking out all day, freaked in colors, freaked pickles, freaked with the wave, with the neighbor. We are those of comorrr and the not able to, we have called and asked if there was the enemy and we started jokes with "know who diu ..." All that will always bring us a smile, even some tears or liven up an afternoon of friends, but in the day to day they may make us older of what we believe Today I have compiled some of those expressions that we should avoid, they are 18 expressions of your childhood to feel like your grandfather.
Hesitate with the babes I think the last one who used that phrase was José Luis López Vázquez.
"Bounces, bounces and explodes in your ass" and "Who says it is" These mythical phrases of our childhood are not that they are old or modern, simply if you are over 10 years old you cannot pronounce them and period.
Tranki, do not get nervi that there is confidence. Every time someone pronounces this phrase a unicorn falls fulminated somewhere in the world. But you trankis that there is no hurry.
Nasty de Plasty Unless you have more than 50 tacos and seen with t-shirts of the Iron Maiden, trying to sneak the phrase in a conversation will cause the rest of the human beings to turn around to see where they are recording the last chapter of "tell me"
How cool the jukebox! If we tried to update the phrase it would be something like "how cool the mp3 player" And unless we are really referring to this device, I don't think anyone even thinks about putting it in a conversation and then keep asking friends to love you just the way you are. We leave this phrase for blue summer replacements, which are sure to be a few.
Chachi piruli Juan Pelotillas. The version I knew was without the Pelotillas, but even with or without him, the phrase already sounded old in my young days so now I don't even tell you. Chachi, yes.
Take Jeroma Rubber Pills. One of the reasons why stop using phrases spoken by María Castaña is to avoid spending the afternoon searching on Google for the origin of the phrase, which your children will surely ask you when they hear it. Although well looked at it is not a bad plan with children.
Go to the disco. Sorry? Where do you say you are going grandfather? There is only one older way of saying the phrase and it is "I'm leaving as a guateque!" For the love of the boss! Enough, my ears bleed.
At the same time as Jurassic We can take it out of the trunk of memories and I will remove some dust with each premiere of the saga, but with a couple of months of use again to the trunk.
How was your wife and children? I had an acquaintance who always came in with that phrase. Let's see how I explain it: she is old, macho and in bad taste. Any more reason to stop using it?
Here scaffolding Well, scaffolds were few and although some begin to be seen it is better to change these types of phrases.
What are you doing, biterkas ?, To my plin, I sleep in Pikolin. To the Pepsicola tail. No, we have to stop making free advertising to brands. If you want publi, pay.
I hit you, milk! It is clear that this country is not something else, but people to make jokes have brought out churros, so there are people to remember to spare without having to resort to that side of the Spanish fright.
Oranges from China Let's see, this years ago, when nobody had much idea of what we call marketing could happen, but not now. Valencia oranges, please.
What are you staring at? The farts you throw I had thought of relegating this phrase to oblivion, but in an oversight I let go of my oldest son and now he is already a hit at home. Who knows, it seems that the old cool, cantidubi dubi, cantidubi dubi da.
What happens? A donkey for your home: Of course, one of the most useful phrases of our childhood that could not be missing in our list, but as much love as we have it is time to let it go and stay there, in the limbo of our memories and use phrases of the Kind: "What's up? The new Iphone by your house", "What's up? A beard by your house." That will always be much more hipster.
Dabuti or dabuten
Grandpa, get out of that body!
Hello conch, hallucino pickles
They are also phrases, those of a lifetime, but I refuse to send them to the memory drawer for a simple reason: do you know how funny your children are when they go around releasing it?
