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Esto me fue enviado esta mañana. ¿Quién sabe lo que dice?

Whoever comes the closest wins best answer! If anyone takes offense please feel free to delete.

Uh Oh

Here is mamifero's answer which is very close. si no ha pasado, pasará

Please post your own translations and lets vote on the one we think is the best.

Mine would be. Si ya no ha pasado, ¡Pronto!

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updated May 16, 2013
edited by MattM
posted by MattM
Hint: el texto se usa el verbo pasar. Y no, no es "@%&*" Happens. Es muy limpia. - MattM, Oct 7, 2010
Beware of what ... - samdie, Oct 7, 2010

14 Answers

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si no ha pasado, pasará

(if it hasn't passed, it will)

updated Oct 8, 2010
edited by mamífero
posted by mamífero
It seems we have a winner! Lets see how others would translate this. I'll show the caption. - MattM, Oct 7, 2010
thanks, matt! that was both fun and educational! (And thanks, Echoline, too!) - mamífero, Oct 7, 2010
1
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Oh my god, what kind of zebra does that lady eat?!

updated Oct 7, 2010
edited by dewclaw
posted by dewclaw
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I am just marking my territory.

Estoy marcando mi territori.

updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by siempre
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nunca adivinará él quién dejó éste

(he'll never guess who left this one)

updated Oct 7, 2010
edited by mamífero
posted by mamífero
Thanks for the translation. lo quien, nueter I believe. He won´t know it its male or female. At least I hope not. - MattM, Oct 7, 2010
interesting.. i was wondering if i should construct it this way or not.. the él was referring to the tiger in the background, not to the person (a female) who left it. ie., i was trying to decide whether to put it at the beginning, "él nunca adivinará.." - mamífero, Oct 7, 2010
(and it's supposed to be the woman who is speaking / thinking this thought) - mamífero, Oct 7, 2010
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Hope she's getting rid of it now, because if not she certainly will when she gets up and turns around!

updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by Echoline
A new closest! Right idea. See my hint. - MattM, Oct 7, 2010
1
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Oh s******!!!

updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by margaretbl
This is the closest yet. How about some spanish translations please. Not you margaret, I know this one. - MattM, Oct 7, 2010
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Look lady, I didn't use your living room for that!

updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by LateToDinner
No quite. It is a great caption. I'll edit the post showing the caption in a bit. - MattM, Oct 7, 2010
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okay, i'll bite. my 4 guesses:

  1. baby you smell great

  2. can i use the toilet paper when you're done?

  3. man, i really need to lock the house when i leave

  4. i decided not to tell my wife

and 2 more guesses from a friend of mine:

  1. who's gonna clean the litterbox?

  2. why do humans always have to choose the stall right next to you?

updated Oct 7, 2010
edited by mamífero
posted by mamífero
Close but no cigar. I'll edit the post with the answer soon. Then we will translate the answer. - MattM, Oct 7, 2010
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ya ha pasado lo peor

(the worst has "passed")

updated Oct 7, 2010
edited by mamífero
posted by mamífero
Good use of pasar. I´m thinking about how I would translate it and I would use the perfect tense so you are very close. - MattM, Oct 7, 2010
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if she hasnt dropped the rock....she will soon

updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by artman37
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si ella no ha hecho del 2 ..pronto lo hara

if she hasnt poo still..she will soon

updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by artman37
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She thinks she's ****ting now!

updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by lorenzo9
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If she didn't already **** she certainly will when she sees me!

updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by Echoline
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Quess #2

Kid's game: Find the 3 animals....the woman, the lion, and the ass!

updated Oct 7, 2010
posted by Echoline