What does "3 for hundo" mean?

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What does "3 for hundo" mean?

What does "3 for hundo" mean?
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Old 09-24-2011, 12:18 PM
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I believe "hundo" stands for hundred.

3 would be how many you're getting, I would suppose.

Hopefully someone a tad smarter than me will be along...
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Do you think it is cocaine 3gms for $100
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Could be. No way to know for sure.
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probably its been a long time for me but thats about right
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Heard that B/4 (exabf), drug buy related.
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Old 09-24-2011, 12:47 PM
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Why are you asking this question? Did someone send you a text saying that? Are you trying to buy some coke?
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Old 09-24-2011, 02:00 PM
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No!!! I saw the texts on my husbands old cell phone.
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It's a coke buy or sell.

So it was on his old cell phone. Does it change anything, other than to get you and the children away from him, sooner rather than later, either by having him leave or you leave?

Please take care of you and your children, even though they may not be showing it on the outside his addiction is affecting them greatly.

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Oh boy - I know those days...so hard to detach.....hang in there.
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Just trying to make sure I know all if what I am up again.
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Old 09-24-2011, 02:18 PM
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Of what I am up against*
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Old 09-24-2011, 03:13 PM
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You already know what you are up against. Do you have a plan? His actions are his own and you can't control them. But you can have a better life for you and your children if you are willing to do something about it.
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Well, I am financially prepared to make a move. He is scheduled for "rehab after work" program evaluation oct 4th. I am not hopeful he will change as he is still refusing to give up his percocets.
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If he is on crack you are up against a monster. Please protect yourself, don't believe that he is only on percs, addicts lie, he is very adept at conning you, he knows your weaknesses and will use his knowledge against you.

You must think on your feet, with your head not your heart, if you do not you will be in for one h@ll of a ride.
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Old 09-24-2011, 05:44 PM
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In Spanish, "hundo" is the first person singular conjugation for the verb hundir - it has different meanings depending on the context of the sentence, but essentially it means "to sink, to bury, to devastate, or to destroy". So "hundo" would be "I sink", "I bury", and so on.

The Spanish translation for 100 is "cien" and $100 is "ciento dolares". And "3 for $100" would be "tres por ciento dolares" or "tres por cien" if you aren't being grammatically correct. I would assume that Portuguese, Italian, & French would all be similar to those translations - but I don't know any languages besides the romance ones, so I guess it could mean $100 in a language I'm not familiar with.

If I figure it out, I'll let you know. Either way, try not to stress over it -detach detach detach.
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Onlineslangdictionary.com says that "hundo" can mean "100%" or "100", so I guess it can be used as drug transaction term.

But it doesn't really matter, does it? Take care of yourself - you are what matters.
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Old 09-24-2011, 05:52 PM
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It does matter to me because emotionally I haven't detached. I care about this man. I have known him my whole life. The situation is sad and what he is doing to himself is painful to watch.?
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Originally Posted by cynical one View Post
In street language and drug talk the definition of "3 for hundo" means he is taking $100 worth of food, medicine, and clothing away from his child and wasting it on his narcissistic self. Nuff said.
Wish I could hit the "thanks" button about a hundred times for this^^^^
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Old 09-25-2011, 01:25 PM
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It does matter to me because emotionally I haven't detached. I care about this man. I have known him my whole life. The situation is sad and what he is doing to himself is painful to watch.?
I know exactly how you are feeling. Of course you care about him. I care about and love my ABF with all of my heart, but worrying myself sick over his addiction has only brought on more pain and heartache. For a long time I couldn't detach, or more like wouldn't detach, because I felt guilty, felt like I was giving up on him. But that is far from what detachment is - it's letting go of your need to control his behavior, letting go of all of the pain and anxiety, letting go of his addiction and allowing him to suffer the consequences of his own choices. It's the only way to get through this, and you will continue to feel this way until you detach from him addiction. Trust me, it's the best thing for both of you. He'll have to take responsibility for his own choices and behaviors, and you will feel as if a huge weight has been lifted off of your shoulders. Detachment will bring you peace.

Good luck.

Sending hugs and strength your way,
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