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  1. It also reminds me of this http://www.e-consulta.com/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/potato.jpg?itok=YimGEGBu

    Friday, 02-Oct-15 17:07:27 UTC from web
    1. @nerthos pronounciation in spanish is the difference between saying "my dad is 47 years old" or "my potato has 47 buttholes". Also is that real?

      Friday, 02-Oct-15 17:10:13 UTC from web
      1. @rarity Yes, partly. Potato is "papa" whilst dad is "papá", and year is "año" whilst butthole is "ano". N and Ñ are different letters though and putting one in place of the other only ever happens in texting or foreign keyboards. The phrase would be "Mi papá tiene 47 años", literal translation "My dad has 47 years"

        Friday, 02-Oct-15 17:12:37 UTC from web
        1. @nerthos I know that part, I'm not THAT illiterate in spanish. I meant the picture with Potato Pope

          Friday, 02-Oct-15 17:13:41 UTC from web
          1. @rarity Oh. I thought you were asking if it was true. I think it's a fake? never bothered checking, for the sake of keeping it funny.

            Friday, 02-Oct-15 17:14:57 UTC from web
            1. @nerthos I hope it's real because that's amazing

              Friday, 02-Oct-15 17:17:08 UTC from web
          2. @rarity Popetato!

            Friday, 02-Oct-15 17:15:09 UTC from MuSTArDroid