OT- Need spanish translator help

[Quoydogs]

I know its full force football but I just need a phrase translated that i can't fine on google. It is on my friends sword. Can anyone here help ?



"asco le tengo a los pesos y tambien a los tostones pero mas asco le tengo a esa bola de cabrones. "

[crush17]

http://translate.google.com/

lol

"disgust I have for weights and tostones but also to more disgust I have for that ball of bastards."

[BlaK-Argentina]

"I despise pesos (currency) and also the tostones (some kind of food) but I despise more that 'ball' of ****ers"... or something like that, doesn't really make any sense!

[BlaK-Argentina]

Actually disgust is a better translation than "despise"!

[Dr. Broncenstein]

There's your problemo right there: You flushed a whole donkey down the crapper.

[myMind]

here you go

http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/2...an-short-sword

[Irish Stout]

"asco le tengo a los pesos y tambien a los tostones pero mas asco le tengo a esa bola de cabrones. "

I assume the sword is from latin america. Tostones are fried plantains and pesos are used in Mexico, Argentina and Dominican Republic as currency. A bola is typically a ball, but bolas in Argentina can mean a ball and rope throwing device used as a weapon or to catch cattle. I assume the sword is from Argentina then. So best I can do is:

I have disgust of the dollars and also the fried plantains, but I have more disgust of that lasso/cattle-catcher of bastards.

[Irish Stout]

here you go

http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/2...an-short-sword

Well I tried.

[7 4ever]

Pretty much everybody is on target, this is my take:

I have disgust for pesos (currency) and also tostones (this is an old way to refer to cents of pesos, particularly 50 cents) but more disgust I have for that bunch of bastards/****ers

[broncocalijohn]

You are all wrong.

I means in strong terms English,

"I despise Brady and his missing stones but more disgust for that bunch of cheaters"

[Quoydogs]

Thanks guys. So they must been mad at the government.

[bap454]

To be completely honest on my take... It's racist.
Without more detail of origin or circumstance from OP .... We might never know.

[Quoydogs]

You are all wrong.

I means in strong terms English,

"I dispise Brady and his missing stones but more disgust for that bunch of cheaters"

This is more like it.

[Quoydogs]

http://www.orangemane.com/BB/attachm...1&d=1389733915

http://www.orangemane.com/BB/attachm...1&d=1389733928

http://www.orangemane.com/BB/attachm...1&d=1389733941

[BlaK-Argentina]

I assume the sword is from latin america. Tostones are fried plantains and pesos are used in Mexico, Argentina and Dominican Republic as currency. A bola is typically a ball, but bolas in Argentina can mean a ball and rope throwing device used as a weapon or to catch cattle. I assume the sword is from Argentina then. So best I can do is:

I have disgust of the dollars and also the fried plantains, but I have more disgust of that lasso/cattle-catcher of bastards.

I'm sure it's not from Argentina because we don't use the words cabrones (ever) or tostones. I'm guessing it's from Mexico.