post your sexy pics here

[Captain Beard]

*claps*

 

[derek]

Exactly!

 

[Dead Winter]

I just found this pretty old photo of me eating some sexy, sexy food in Barcelona.

Paeja FTW!!!!!!!

 

[stefan86]

food <3

 

[Jace_Mereel]

Guys. That looks gross.

 

[El Stormo]

Paeja FTW!!!!!!!

Paella.

 

[derek]

^^

 

[Psychonaut]

I just found a local Spanish place that serves an outstanding paella. The garnish is a half of a lobster to stuff into your gob along with the rest of the seafood and the godly saffron rice. Took me two days to eat it all. Damn, I just came typing about it.

 

[Super Mahrio]

Yay got new pictures of my shirts to post and hopefully make me some money! My friend took some other pictures of me too, posting a few here before I get them up on myspace.

Bitchin' new vest.

More to be posted very soon!!!

Very nice and very sexy! I like your hair!

 

[Jace_Mereel]

That skirt and dress are so cute. One day, one day.

 

[DarkNoise]

the skirt is great cause it can be flipped up for surprise buttsecks

 

[derek]

Bam!

 

[Dead Winter]

Paella.

If you're not Spanish. The Spanish spelling is paeja.

 

[Dead Winter]

Guys. That looks gross.

You've obviously never eaten paeja.

 

[derek]

Which they fumble around in the mouth until it's practically the same.

 

[Dead Winter]

Dammit...now I want some paeja. There's this fantastic Spanish restaurant here that makes awesome paeja...you have to order it a day in advance so they can have time to prepare it. Their sangria is great too.

Curse you, lad!!!

 

[El Stormo]

If you're not Spanish. The Spanish spelling is paeja.

Whoever told you that sure as Hell wasn't Spanish either. The word "paeja" does not exist in Spanish. It's spelled "paella" by Spaniards and everyone else. Except you.

Si señor!

Come to think of it, though, it might be spelled that way in Catalanian, but even that seems unlikely.

 

[Dead Winter]

I'm pretty sure it's spelled differently in different dialects. I always thought it was paeja because the Js are silent in Spanish and it's pronounced "PAH EH UH". I've seen it spelled "paeja" somewhere but I can't remember.

However it's spelled doesn't take away from its awesomeness.

 

[El Stormo]

A 'j' in Spanish is routinely pronounced as a 'h', so then it'd sound "paeha". Anyway, no matter, just accept that I'm right

 

[Dead Winter]

Which "PAH EH UH" spoken has an automatic H in it. Not disputing that you're right. But I'm not saying that paeja doesn't exist because I KNOW I've seen it somewhere...it must've been dialect.