...because context is for the weak.
The "cock" thing happens often. A friend once asked for "rum and cock" and another said, "will someone give me some money so that I can go and buy some cock?".
@srin: Hmm... I guess it sounds even funnier when spoken :). We had a school comp. sci. teacher who kept referring to the machines' hard/floppy dix.
somehow I always had a nasty feeling these were urban legends, till a friend asked me if I knew how to "ride a (w)horse"
@sriram: This one definitely isn't :P. Here you go.
@Expiring frog :)Its NOT "ha" givingHan Hanaa HanIt IS a tilted "Dh" givingDhan Dhanaa DhanMakes more sense now butStill Quite funny :D
@sriram: Evidently a case of the blind leading the blind :)... it's Chhan chhanaa chhan. Have had this double-checked by ppl better versed in Hindi.
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The "cock" thing happens often. A friend once asked for "rum and cock" and another said, "will someone give me some money so that I can go and buy some cock?".
@srin: Hmm... I guess it sounds even funnier when spoken :). We had a school comp. sci. teacher who kept referring to the machines' hard/floppy dix.
somehow I always had a nasty feeling these were urban legends, till a friend asked me if I knew how to "ride a (w)horse"
@sriram: This one definitely isn't :P. Here you go.
@Expiring frog :)
Its NOT "ha" giving
Han Hanaa Han
It IS a tilted "Dh" giving
Dhan Dhanaa Dhan
Makes more sense now but
Still Quite funny :D
@sriram: Evidently a case of the blind leading the blind :)... it's Chhan chhanaa chhan. Have had this double-checked by ppl better versed in Hindi.
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