orejones
1. Literally spanish for Big Eared this is actually A slang term referring to hispanics from San Antonio. This term is currently in use in State and Federal prisons currently in Texas.
The word origin is unknown but is believed to have been originally derisive.
2. It is also believed that this may be slang for a person that is stubborn or childish. This is due to the habit of grandparents to pull on a childs ear directing him tot he task that should have been accomplished.
3. The "Orejones" are a prison gang originating from a group of San Antonio prisoners, growing in strength and popularity in State and Federal Prisons. This gang first formed as a form of self-protection from other organized groups. Some have said their name originates from St Anthony de Padua, the patron saint and namesake of the City of San Antonio, who was supposed to have large ears.
The word origin is unknown but is believed to have been originally derisive.
2. It is also believed that this may be slang for a person that is stubborn or childish. This is due to the habit of grandparents to pull on a childs ear directing him tot he task that should have been accomplished.
3. The "Orejones" are a prison gang originating from a group of San Antonio prisoners, growing in strength and popularity in State and Federal Prisons. This gang first formed as a form of self-protection from other organized groups. Some have said their name originates from St Anthony de Padua, the patron saint and namesake of the City of San Antonio, who was supposed to have large ears.
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