slang term, huevos means eggs or testicles, en tu arroz means rice,there is a meal in south America called eggs on top of rice, "huevos en arroz", in this slang meaning "my balls on your rice"
when you don't believe something that somebody is telling you or denying something.
when you don't believe something that somebody is telling you or denying something.
Oye que crees que me paso ayer? me gane la loteria, ay si... mis huevos en tu arroz.
Me prestas tu coche? no, mis huevos en tu arroz que te lo presto. = guess what? I won the lotery yesterday, Yeah right dude!
Can i borrow your car? no you got to be crazy if you think that's happening.
Me prestas tu coche? no, mis huevos en tu arroz que te lo presto. = guess what? I won the lotery yesterday, Yeah right dude!
Can i borrow your car? no you got to be crazy if you think that's happening.
by Chupapachito September 16, 2008
"Luke, Yo soy tu padre"
by aqueas May 22, 2004
A way for stupid twitter people to try to follow a trend by asking twitter people to provide their opinions which they provide anyway.
Twitter user 1: Sco pa tu ma naa (with an object or person pictured)?
Twitter user 2: I hate said object
Twitter user 2: I hate said object
by Thomythano July 26, 2019
You say this when you see someone mom and they are very nice but you dont want to offend your friend.
by Dada_bunkins October 06, 2023
English translation is : I shit over your dead family....
It's an extremely offensive expression in Spain and South America.
You can be sure to begin a fight if you say it to anybody.
You can say it to anybody if your are trying to pick a quarrel....
Me caes mal y yo me cago en tus muertos, cabron de mierda!!!
It's an extremely offensive expression in Spain and South America.
You can be sure to begin a fight if you say it to anybody.
You can say it to anybody if your are trying to pick a quarrel....
Me caes mal y yo me cago en tus muertos, cabron de mierda!!!
by EL PIRULAS September 17, 2015
punjabi phrase sung by punjabi mc meaning here come the boys. However much more fun to use as a random expletive.
"Mundi Ah tu batchi ka! I forgot my homework"
by thelostlibertine April 01, 2005
This is a spanish sentence. When you put it in a translator, it says "I want to eat your old lady", but it is a common phrase used in Argentina to say hello. Try to use it when u talk to an argentinian.