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Because I’m smart like that

November 29, 2007 by Amy

I consider myself a pretty smart person.  I had good grades in school, graduated college with honors in Computer Science…something in my brain works right.  But every once in a while I say or do things that make you wonder what IS going on up there. 

On Black Friday morning, Heather and I were in the line to turn into Target and I was joking about something and said "mucho dinero" and then went into some conversation I should have had in my head…"dinero..mula…do those both mean money in Spanish?  Do they have two words for money?  I wonder which one is the right one to use? mucho dinero, mucho mula.  Hmm…I wonder if it’s spelled mula or moola.  Mula definitely seems more Spanish." 

So today I go to look it up.  I google mula to see and find this on urbandictionary.com:

 

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Well, I got the Spanish part right but I’d like to see the look on a Spanish speaking person’s face when I said I had "mucho mula".

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  1. Amy says

    November 30, 2007 at 1:20 am

    I’m sure the closest spanish speaking person was looking around for “much donkeys”.
    Maybe they thought you were referring to the other shoppers.
    It could happen….

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