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Pablo came home from class one day and, very happy, he said to his mother: "Mom, I know what balls are called; they told me at school! They are called tentacles!"
La madre de Mateo es bailaora de flamenco. Una noche Mateo abrió un cuento y empezó a hacer como que leía, porque todavía no sabía, y dijo: «Érase una vez el mundo del ensayo...».
Clara was with her mother at the entrance to the cinema. It was Christmas, full of people and her mother was holding her hand. Suddenly the girl said to her: "Mommy, please take me in your arms because here I only see legs"
En una ocasión, después de comprobar que en casa se hablaba a menudo de la Diputación por motivos profesionales, Miguel comentó en voz baja, susurrando, como si estuviera confesando un secreto: «Papá, ten mucho cuidado, porque la palabra Diputación tiene la palabra... puta...».
Celia quería jugar con su primo a cuentos de princesas, pero él no quería ser príncipe, ni caballero, ni nada, así que ella muy enfadada le dijo: «Vale, sé tu mismo y abúrrete».
Carlos estaba en una cafetería con sus padres. Se acercó un señor ya mayor que conocían y le dijo a Carlos: «Qué majete es este Carlos. Cuando te cases, me tienes que invitar a tu boda». Carlos se le quedó mirando fijamente y le dijo: «Eso no va a poder ser». El hombre le preguntó: «¿Por qué?».Y Carlos respondió: «Porque tú ya vas a estar muerto».
Lucía estaba jugando sin descanso con sus tíos. Uno de ellos, ya exhausto en el sofá, le preguntó (conversación en andalú): «Lú, ¿no quiereh un Valium?». Ella se giró y le respondió: «Mejó un sumito» (Mejor un zumito).
I love my wife, she deserves anything and everything.
(Aaron Spelling)
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