CULOS
Culo = ass: noun, a hoofed mammal of the horse family which is typically a little smaller than a horse but the ass has longer ears and a braying call. Genus Equus, family Equidae: E. africanus of Africa, which is the ancestor of our domestic ass or donkey and the E. hemionus of Asia which is Tagalog for donkey. The word "ass" is used when you wish to deride another person as in the British way of calling out someone: "That ass of a young man." It's also a phrase with which one can deride oneself when one is made to look stupid or foolish: "Fuck, I really made an ass of myself." You can also see the construction worker's wagging arm when he yells to the pretty woman passing by, "Hey baby! You've got a nice ass." The origin of the word is from the Old English word, "assa" and from a Celtic word related to Welsh "asyn", and the Breton "azen", based also on the Latin word.
The English call them "asses" and the Spanish call them "culos" and whenever we see one belonging to a female, the end result is nothing short of interesting and lovely because culos come in all shapes and sizes.
The English call them "asses" and the Spanish call them "culos" and whenever we see one belonging to a female, the end result is nothing short of interesting and lovely because culos come in all shapes and sizes.
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CULOS
