Changing light schedule 7 weeks into flower?

[alltatup]

LuckyAcres Wellll, it's more than that. If you say cahones you are saying Crates or boxes. So you'd be saying to CAkid that he has crates and he's jumping into the fire, which sounds dangerous and ill-advised to me. Plus, you wouldn't want to say you have large cahones to a bunch of Mexicans. I'm just sayin...

 

[LuckyAcres]

LuckyAcres Wellll, it's more than that. If you say cahones you are saying Crates or boxes. So you'd be saying to CAkid that he has crates and he's jumping into the fire, which sounds dangerous and ill-advised to me. Plus, you wouldn't want to say you have large cahones to a bunch of Mexicans. I'm just sayin...[/QUOTE

good thing is I'm pretty sure everyone knew what I meant right away!

 

[Californiakid]

Well being I live in California aka northern Mexico,
I believe alltatup was referring to "cajas"(boxes).
"Cahones" spelled with an H is just Spanglish. Lol

 

[Californiakid]

Spanglish is Mexican x English btw

 

[alltatup]

I'm sure they did

 

[LuckyAcres]

Dude I'm all about Spanglish and Frenglish, been a hobby of mine for 22 years!!!!!😂😂😂😜😜😜😂😜

 

[alltatup]

Well now you know the diff between cojones and cajones.

 

[Californiakid]

Oh boy...so I completely missed it. I was so focused on the j and the h I missed the a and the o !

Guess I was really focused on the "jay" this morning.
What a goofball lol..!

 

[alltatup]

I'll share some Spanish professor humor. I have to explain to my students that it's very important to pronounce the ñ as "ny" (like in canyon) and not like an n. Año means year, but ano means anus, and you don't want to be telling people you have 22 anuses for your age.