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This came from using Spanish and English. Or Spanglish. Como estàs means "How are you?" And everyone knows frijoles are beans. And when you put it together... Como estàs fijole"or "Como sta Frijole." for short, it's means HOW YOU BEAN?
When I got to work this morning I greeted Hector and Pablo with "Como estàs frijole?" And they replied "fijole bueno". Or that they are "Bean Good" or doing fine.
1) The most extreme expression of amazement. A step up from Holy frijole.
2) Sainted beans accompanied by a side of an avocado paste mixed with onion and spices.
1)
Melissa: I just won a billion dollars, and look, there's a flying monkey!
David: Holy frijole, bowl of guacamole!
2)
Waiter: What can I get you?
David: Holy frijole, bowl of guacamole.
Waiter: Right away sir.
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It means “pull out some fuckin beans” in Spanish. When saying this, you’re not asking for your friend to pull out, your demanding that (he/she) toots it out so you can do some destruction in their asshole and create a mud slide.
Saca = pull out
Unos = some
Faucken = foreigner’s way of sayin “fuckin” in English which is universal
Frijoles = beans
David: Victor!! Saca unos faucken frijoles cabron!!!!
Victor: Come on David, don’t say that man…that’s fuckin nasty.
Kid: "Mom can I have chicken nuggets please!!!"
Mom: "HAY FRIJOLES EN LA CASA!"
Frijol is a nickname for the most amazing, kind and sweetest person ever. He knows how to make my day even when he gets annoying. I love frijol with all my heart.
Who’s that?
That’s frijol, my best friend.
The middle finger fuck you to god that employees of Frijoles raise in the air at the beginning of every shift.
Every morning begins with the Frijole finger.