Mándenme un mensaje.
Me pregunto si anlguno de mis amigos de facebook les gustaria provar, y remarco "provar" no Ënpedar" unas erveza importadas muy buenas (no , no no son fosters, o Guiness on New castle) estoy hablando de cerveza de verdad!!!!!! que dicen ? mandenme un mensage!!!!!!! ah y no tengan miedo, no muerdo,
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Me pregunto si anlguno de mis amigos de facebook les gustaria provar, y remarco "provar" no Ënpedar" unas erveza importadas muy buenas (no , no no son fosters, o Guiness on New castle) estoy hablando de cerveza !!!!!! que dicen ? mandenme un mensage!!!!!!! ah y no tengan miedo, no muerdo,
There are some misspellings and words I don't really understand, however, here is my take on what this text means.
I wonder if any of my friends on facebook would like to drink, and I stress drink, not getting drunk, some very good imported beer. (No, no they are not blah blah on New Castle) I am talking about beer man. What do you say? Give me a message! Ah, none of you should be afraid, I don't bite.
probar = to taste a food or drink
empedar = slang for emborrachar (to get drunk)
(No, no they are not blah blah on New Castle) I am talking about beer man.
(No, no they're not Fosters, or Guinness, or Newcastle), I'm talking about a dang good beer!
Fosters (Lager) is an Austrailian beer, Guinness (Stout) is British, and I don't know about Newcastle, but it must be another brand. And it's not really "dang" but something stronger, jejeje
P.S. If I got the beer facts wrong, please, please don't take offense. I have visions of outraged Scots or Irishmen or Welshmen or someone taking serious umbrage if I got the Guinness wrong jejeje. ![]()