SCARLETT!!

[Calleja]

Well, what do you expect, it's Spain.. the land of "beicon" and "pusles"

 

[Dave]

Bacon and pussies?

That's it, I'm going to Spain.

 

[Null]

Bacon and pussies?

That's it, I'm going to Spain.

I think the latter is better for your heart.

 

[Tinwhistler]

Bacon and pussies?

That's it, I'm going to Spain.

Spoiler

hmm..somehow, it's not as appealing as I imagined.

 

[North_Ranger]

Speak for yourself, Tin.

*dives right in*

 

[Silver Jelly]

Well, what do you expect, it's Spain.. the land of "beicon" and "pusles"

Pusles?

Edit:

Puzzles?

 

[CynicismKills]

Oh man, she is going to have so many zits.

Not to mention smelling like a Long John Silver's.

 

[Morphine]

Well, what do you expect, it's Spain.. the land of "beicon" and "pusles"

Pusles?

Edit:

Puzzles?[/QUOTE]

Yeah... we kind of have an issue with the way you spaniards pronounce some things. u_u
Literal pronouncing can be very annoying.

Pusles, espiderman, etc.

 

[North_Ranger]

Scarlett?

 

[Telephius]

^ Seamstress, Hostess, waitress, pool/cabana boy, stable boy, policeman/woman, saleswoman/man, etc.

Some have been in modern times encouraged to use person as a PC general term but there are alot of job titles that are either gender specific, or have a gender tag added on.

Yeah, didn't really think of those. Other than -tress/-ter -man/-woman though, what's left?
I think most of those are already replaced or using just the male version like host, waiter, groom, police officer, and salesperson respectively.

Oh, I skipped pool boy, not sure it has another name.[/QUOTE]

I am going to go out and say pool attendent is probably a term but I am not sure.

There are probably few things where the gender garners a very different title, I guess Nun could be one? I think you are correct though that very few are different other than a suffix change.

 

[Silver Jelly]

Well, what do you expect, it's Spain.. the land of "beicon" and "pusles"

Pusles?

Edit:

Puzzles?[/QUOTE]

Yeah... we kind of have an issue with the way you spaniards pronounce some things. u_u
Literal pronouncing can be very annoying.

Pusles, espiderman, etc.[/QUOTE]

I know I feel the same way about italian, so I can't blame you. But do you know the looks I would get asking for "panceta" in my burguer or trying to buy a "rompecabezas" for my little sister?

(I'm completely against "espiderman" though, and call him either "Spaiderman" -like in english- or "El Hombre araña")

 

[Calleja]

Dude, "beicon" is an affront on humanity itself and should be eradicated from all human lexicons.

 

[CynicismKills]

Well, what do you expect, it's Spain.. the land of "beicon" and "pusles"

Pusles?

Edit:

Puzzles?[/QUOTE]

Yeah... we kind of have an issue with the way you spaniards pronounce some things. u_u
Literal pronouncing can be very annoying.

Pusles, espiderman, etc.[/QUOTE]

I know I feel the same way about italian, so I can't blame you. But do you know the looks I would get asking for "panceta" in my burguer or trying to buy a "rompecabezas" for my little sister?

(I'm completely against "espiderman" though, and call him either "Spaiderman" -like in english- or "El Hombre araña")[/QUOTE]

Placenta in your burger? You sick degenerate.