Yeah, let's make fun of them furriners and their funny language. I'll bet "Ragin" is a smutty joke name in at least one language. But only the filthy minded people "get" either joke.
Better yet, let's build a wall and sign up a bunch of volunteers to shoot 'em when they try to come in to our country and take our jobs.
By the way, was that a "bet" or a "prediction?" It may very well turn out that my last name means "really sleazy prostitute" in another language. (I kinda doubt it, but there's a lot of languages out there.) I can predict with confidence, however, that if i decided to go into business using my name in the country where that language was spoken, i'd find out before i started marketing my company.
Some people might not be able to figure that out. I wonder if those people are smart enough to continue posting on this third rate blog?
Since 1949, Durhamites have slept soundly, secure in the knowledge that, in our town, erection can be depended upon. Now, thanks to the power of the internets, we can spread that security all over the world.
7 Comments:
Maybe they could re-arrange the letters into something less likely to offend, like "hokum."
By Joseph H. Vilas, at 11:13 AM
I was thinking that, but it's still a smidge offensive.
By Allen, at 11:19 AM
All i can say is, thank goodness they don't have a tire exchange program.
By Barry, at 6:13 PM
Market segmentation to the extreme.
BTW, last night I ate the last of the kumquats at a birthday party. The birthday girl just likes saying "kumquat."
By Marsosudiro, at 10:47 PM
I've never had a kumquat.
By Elrond Hubbard, at 4:05 PM
Yeah, let's make fun of them furriners and their funny language. I'll bet "Ragin" is a smutty joke name in at least one language. But only the filthy minded people "get" either joke.
By Unknown, at 5:11 PM
Better yet, let's build a wall and sign up a bunch of volunteers to shoot 'em when they try to come in to our country and take our jobs.
By the way, was that a "bet" or a "prediction?" It may very well turn out that my last name means "really sleazy prostitute" in another language. (I kinda doubt it, but there's a lot of languages out there.) I can predict with confidence, however, that if i decided to go into business using my name in the country where that language was spoken, i'd find out before i started marketing my company.
Some people might not be able to figure that out. I wonder if those people are smart enough to continue posting on this third rate blog?
By Barry, at 5:42 PM
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