Thread: The Secret Recipe for Creating a Romance Book
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Old 01-22-2010, 08:32 AM   #28
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Originally Posted by Terisa de morgan View Post
About the romance generator, it's funny, and I've found some of them at "Beyond heaving bosoms: The smart bitches' guide to romance novels", by Sarah Wendell and Amy Tan. About the other opinions, they don't deserve any comment. In my country we say: "las opiniones son como los culos, todo el mundo tiene uno", and they don't affect me. I don't think the common good depends on me reading romance novels or heavy essays, I think it's a very narrow point of view, but that is MY opinion
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Originally Posted by Sydney's Mom View Post
We have that saying here, too, but it sure sounds nicer in Spanish!
Does "los culos" mean what I think it does?
I don't recall that term from the Spanish classes I took in college.
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