martinw-48
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on ‎04-05-2019 08:06 AM

[Spanish, pl. of cojón, testicle, from Vulgar Latin *cōleō*cōleōn-, from Latin cōleī, testicles, perhaps a colloquial variant of *culleī and akin to culleus, leather sack, probably a borrowing from an unknown Indo-European language of the Mediterranean and akin to Greek koluthron, ripe fig (perhaps originally "sacklike ..
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martinw-48
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on ‎04-05-2019 08:09 AM

Myoclon, yes I know.
My point was that Dickson is such an idiot he doesn't know what the word means
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martinw-48
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on ‎04-05-2019 08:14 AM

English Language Learners Definition of cojones. US slang. : boldness or courage needed to do something. : a man's testicles.

Apparently both Cahoonas and Cajones are testicles.

Which is fitting because they do come in pairs

4channel
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on ‎10-05-2019 01:42 PM

@martinw-48 wrote:
English Language Learners Definition of cojones. US slang. : boldness or courage needed to do something. : a man's testicles.

Apparently both Cahoonas and Cajones are testicles.

Which is fitting because they do come in pairs

If a man doesn' know the difference between a pair knockers and a set of knackers, there's something wrong with him. Personally I'd keep my back to the wall.  Then again, a party for bigots and rednecks explains it all.