It's same for you?
By Valentin
@wmraul (2552)
Bucharest, Romania
September 2, 2011 1:45am CST
Today I want to continue a series of discussions I planed / wanted to start long a go.
I was inspired by a part of a certain live show of George Carlin (RIP) which was about "little things that makes us the same".
So, long a go, I started this ( http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2128221.aspx ) post.
Now, the next post about things that make us similar:
We all have friends, colleagues, close relatives and so on.
And what we do when we are together, one-on-one or in the middle of a larger friendly group?
We mock and "insult" one eachother. 
Depending on how-close-we-are level, all start from very decent small (innocent) jokes up to trivial language said (and received) with a large smile.
How about you?
Depending on how-close-we-are level, all start from very decent small (innocent) jokes up to trivial language said (and received) with a large smile.
How about you?1 person likes this
3 responses
@parryjain7 (68)
• India
2 Sep 11
with a small joke i want to ask you
why are woman consider stronger than man ?
do reply
@chicksdigscars (5483)
•
5 Sep 11
women have a higher pain threshold than men! i'd love to see a man give birth to a baby or bleed for a week! lol
@chicksdigscars (5483)
•
2 Sep 11
you.. are a kn0b!!!!!! hahahahahaha :)
no i'm joking.
no but seriously, you are :) haha!!
@wmraul (2552)
• Bucharest, Romania
3 Sep 11
Noun
knob (plural knobs)
A rounded protuberance, handle, or control switch.
A prominent rounded hill.
A rounded ornament on the hilt of an edged weapon; a pommel.
A prominent, rounded bump along a mountain ridge.
A pe nis. (UK, slang)
A contemptible person. (slang, pejorative)
well, while I admit I am a bit overweight (I mean obese), I suppose you associate me with "a prominent rounded hill".
So, fancy a feek ? (ops ...)
(ops ...)
@inu1711 (5285)
• Romania
2 Sep 11
Hmm, Raul, I don't think this happen in any group of friends.
Could it be only something we, Romanians, do?
It's in our blood to mock everything, following our principle of "sa faci haz de necaz". What would be the translation of this Romanian saying?
Could it be only something we, Romanians, do?
It's in our blood to mock everything, following our principle of "sa faci haz de necaz". What would be the translation of this Romanian saying?@wmraul (2552)
• Bucharest, Romania
3 Sep 11
If you do some research on net and if you see carefully some teenager movies, you'll discover a very rich slang and very developed aptitude to prank one eachotehr available for all countries .. 
As about the translation of "face haz de necaz", I fond it translated as "make the best of a bad bargain" yet I will try my own style translation in hope some native english speakers will give us a hint.. : "to make fun on your own troubles" (with the purpose to make yourself and others feel a bit easy and relaxed while facing rough times)
As about the translation of "face haz de necaz", I fond it translated as "make the best of a bad bargain" yet I will try my own style translation in hope some native english speakers will give us a hint.. : "to make fun on your own troubles" (with the purpose to make yourself and others feel a bit easy and relaxed while facing rough times)1 person likes this
