G A M E Creative Pictures and -azo Suffixes
Time for a bit of creative fun, following up on a great idea that Lazarus had and a fantastic picture that he posted. This game even allows you to make up your very own Spanish words! Not to mention find some outrageous pictures to go with them 
The game is based on the suffix -azo which is, as Lazarus put it:
a very productive suffix for hits, strikes and sudden collisions or energetic encounters.
The challenge is to form or find a word ending with the -azo suffix, put it into a sentence (Spanish with Eng trans) and find a picture to match - the more outrageous the better!
I'll copy the one from Lazarus post here to get us started:
Le dio un jamonazo al vehículo.
I whacked the car with a ham! (my translation - Lazarus feel free to improve it )
39 Answers
Había una vez un gatazo
conocido por ser bien malazo
y un día robando, el diablazo
terminó recibiendo un ladrillazo
Por el golpe sacó un chichonazo
Y ahora es gentil y buenazo
No me comporté bien y mi mujer me dio un sartenazo.
(I didn't behave and my wife hit me with a frying pan)
How about this:
Cállate o te voy a darte una lechugazo.
Keep quiet or I'll hit you with a lettuce (leaf).
Time for a good old whack with a bat.
Es el tiempo para dar un buen batazo.
¡Apuesto a que no me puede dar un monedazo!
Lo nuestro fue amor a primera vista. Un flechazo.
Ours was love at first sight. We were smitten
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Cabezazo - Head butt
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El jugador recibió un gran cabezazo.
The player received a massive head butt.
Halaaaaa
¡Qué cuerpazo!
¡Qué ballenazo
¿Quién no ha visto este video del zapatazo a Bush? 
I think everybody must have seen the video of the guy who threw a shoe at Bush
¡Toma sillazo!
Le pegaron un zapatazo a Bush.
perrazo - a big and/or mean dog
Gotcha!
LENGUETAZO
Se acuerdan del cabezazo que le dio Zidane a Materazzi?
Do you remember when Zidane gave Materazzi a head butt?
