Anonymous7(4): Anon5 has it more correct, actually. Amo = master/owner (which, judging by that sexy leash, seems to be the case ;)). Mi señor = my lord. This can vary depending on dialect, but for the most part master is the accepted translation.
Urbane_Guerrilla: Well, I was ignorant of "amo" in such a sense... would have expected "amor," in trying to make sense of the line. Would've shifted the sense some.
English ploz?
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''I'll do anything for you, my lord''
Or some shit like that...
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