"Caca de toro" ?
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i have a coffee cup that has on it "caca de toro" what does it mean?
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updated Aug 15, 2011
edited by --Mariana--
posted by twotrain
Welcome to the forum. I hope that isn't how your coffee tastes.:) - Yeser007, Aug 15, 2011
By the way, please use correct capitalization in your posts. - Yeser007, Aug 15, 2011
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updated Aug 15, 2011
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
Hilarious!!! - --Mariana--, Aug 15, 2011
nice picture - Animalescus, Aug 15, 2011
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Uhhh, bulls***
updated Aug 15, 2011
posted by bafalck
It's a little softer than that. More like bull poop. - gintar77, Aug 14, 2011
Yes, it is not that harsh. - lazarus1907, Aug 15, 2011
Haha, this has somehow become my most voted comment. What a legacy. - bafalck, Aug 15, 2011
You must be quite proud! :-) - SonrisaDelSol, Aug 15, 2011
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This could be an interesting post. Your coffee cup says "caca de toro" in Spanish, that is because it has a double meaning (doble sentido)
But there are other words we can use:
"excremento", "heces" or "materia fecal" (If we are talking about in terms of Fecal material)
"estiercol", "bosta" or "abono orgánico" (If we are talking about in terms of manure)
Hope it was helpful
updated Aug 15, 2011
edited by Animalescus
posted by Animalescus
Animal, *another word "no s" singular or in this case you would say "there are other words" :) - Yeser007, Aug 15, 2011
Ups!! thanks... - Animalescus, Aug 15, 2011
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I think this is one of those you don't even have to be studying Spanish to know.
updated Aug 15, 2011
posted by Yeser007
Jejeje! - --Mariana--, Aug 15, 2011
You nailed . Even my mom knows this one. She uses it too. - heliotropeman, Aug 15, 2011
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Mentira! 
My other one was erased....
updated Aug 15, 2011
edited by chileno
posted by chileno
I thought it said "Mier**" So sorry! - --Mariana--, Aug 15, 2011
It did say that, Chileno....no palabrotas on the forum! - --Mariana--, Aug 15, 2011
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Is this a common expression in Mexico? I've never heard it in Argentina.
Sounds kind of Spanglish to me.
updated Aug 15, 2011
posted by 00e657d4
as far as i know its more a chicano term....latino americans..i have not heard people who dont know english in mexican use it. - toothpastechica, Aug 15, 2011
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Bull's poop, or if you prefer caca from bull. Buena suerte.
updated Aug 15, 2011
posted by heliotropeman
