RE: [CH] And a hearty "_Jinga tu madre!" to the heatless-gene guy. :)

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>
> > Well, you DO have a vile mind, but that is incredibly funny. My cousin
> once

> What am I missing here?
>
> Miss Dewi
> ALL FOR CHILES AND CHILES FOR ALL

Well, you might try:

http://www.notam.uio.no/~hcholm/altlang/ht/Spanish.html

I believe Rain and Stephanie are playing on the (Mexican?) Spanish word
"chinga" and "jinga masala" for the phrase "chinga tu madre".  Jinga would
be pronounced like 'hinga' in Spanish, so it's not the right spelling, but
sounds like chinga in English.

If you're easily offended do _not_ look these up at the above link. ;-)

Riley

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