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What's a "toenaul"? 
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It's like a 200+ year old vaquero who grows out of somebody's toe.
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Weeg is a imagement of our figmation
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He's part of the -Somes.
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I wanted to be a vaquero when I was a kid
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He's Flotsam, DiLF is Jetsam, X is Loathsome, and Prowler is Gruesome.
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Whoooooaaaa Spotted Star, not in that part of the river, there's cayman there...
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I love it when I just break the SB like that
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What do you call vaqueros in Brazil @Rancy?
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cowboys
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Nah, in Portuguese, dude.
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Vaqueiros
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I love how the American hero is the cowboy, totally borrowed from Mexico. 
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Okay, basically the same word
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They look a lot like the guys from the pampas too
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They weren't always called cowboys in the U.S.
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What was it @The Question ?
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Yes, gauchos in Argentina. I think "huasos" in Chile.
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The Yowler is a cocksucker everywhere.
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Stockmen or drovers.
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Gaucho is also how we call people born in Brazil's southernmost state, Rio Grande do Sul
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'Cowboy' has at various times (Cochise County, AZ in the 1800s, for example) been specifically used to refer to cattle rustlers.
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So the use of 'cowboy' today would be like if, a hundred years from now, race car drivers are called carjackers.
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Cowboy probably became the most known term after the cowboy shows
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Probably. I'm sure Annie Oakley's 'Wild West Shows' featured performers who got referred to as 'cowboys' to invoke the outlaw thrill of it.
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Yeah, or how hard drives were called "Winchester" in Brazoo in the 80's and early 90's
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That's a new one on me. Why'd they call them 'Winchester'?
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It's a brand that was kinda famous here
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