70 Another innovation in this section is placing a time limit of 30 days on the transmis-sion of bills to the Governor. After receiving a bill, the Governor has 60 days to act on it or it automatically becomes law.
besa me culo. Commonly used Spanish insult meaning Kiss my ass. Use cautiously if you're a gringo. To many Hispanics it means closer to Kiss my asshole than Kiss my ass. Besa me culo, pendejo.
1 However, Spanish patronymic surnames were most often formed by adding suffixes meaning son of, such as-es, -as, -is, or-os (common to Portuguese surnames) or an-ez, -az, -is, or-oz (common to Castilian or Spanish surnames) to the end of the father's name. ( 2 Leon Alvarez-Leon son of Alvaro). (Leon Alvarez-Leon son of Alvaro). 2  Geographical Surnames-Another common type of Hispanic last name, Spanish geographical surnames are often derived from the location of the homestead from which the first bearer and his family came from or resided in (Ricardo de Lugo-Ricardo from the town of Lugo).