The Spanish phrase "las esposas" literally translated means "the wives."
But it actually means handcuffs.
posted by Martha @ 9:23 AM
Monday, September 23, 2002
TRUE FACTS
The Spanish phrase "las esposas" literally translated means "the wives."
But it actually means handcuffs.
The Spanish phrase "las esposas" literally translated means "the wives."
But it actually means handcuffs.
I was born in NYC, grew up in Pittsburgh, escaped to Brooklyn, and now live in Hoboken, NJ, with my red-headed husband and my pitbull/beagle. Watch this space My Fat Cat and My Fat Dog, diet and exercise books for pudgy pets. I teach and I write: interactive design, screenwriting (there's a character named after me in a Mel Gibson movie), and fiction (my work's appeared in Best American Erotica three times). mgarveynyc at yahoo dotcom
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