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09 April 2013, 17:40
vashperProblem
The girl at the pharmacy can not choose a condom. She asked the seller:
- And you tell me, what's best to buy?
The back of the queue's voice:
- Winter in the yard! Take with studs!
10 April 2013, 08:08
Jon Beutlerquote:
Originally posted by vashper:
The girl at the pharmacy can not choose a condom. She asked the seller:
- And you tell me, what's best to buy?
The back of the queue's voice:
- Winter in the yard! Take with studs!
I dont get it, but I am laughing my ass off trying to figure it out..... However, "Winter in the yard! Take with studs" is a fantastic punch line.
10 April 2013, 12:37
Swamp_FoxI'm not sure Russian jokes translate well.

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10 April 2013, 15:24
vashperquote:
Originally posted by Swamp_Fox:
I'm not sure Russian jokes translate well.
Yes, a little absurd. In Russian too

Seasonal change of "rubber" - normal procedure, and this advice may be normal in tire shop not in pharmacy

You are right - translation is often difficult due to cultural differences. For example "snack-after-drinking" (in Russian culture is required) doesn't have English equevalent.
So a lady is at the drugstore wondering what kind of rubber to use and the guy in back thinks she's talking about tires.
"It's winter outside, get the ones with studs!"
11 April 2013, 11:47
GatogordoI like it!!!
But now that I understand it, I really like the first punch line.

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11 April 2013, 13:00
Swamp_Foxquote:
Originally posted by vashper:
quote:
Originally posted by Swamp_Fox:
I'm not sure Russian jokes translate well.
Yes, a little absurd. In Russian too

Seasonal change of "rubber" - normal procedure, and this advice may be normal in tire shop not in pharmacy

You are right - translation is often difficult due to cultural differences. For example "snack-after-drinking" (in Russian culture is required) doesn't have English equevalent.
Of course it does. We call it IHOP.

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12 April 2013, 07:40
NormanConquestSo would those be the nyet skid condoms?
Never mistake motion for action.
12 April 2013, 23:29
vashperquote:
IHOP
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IHOPthis?
14 April 2013, 07:33
Lamaryeah that's it.
lot's of people go out for food after a night of drinking.
14 April 2013, 13:56
Swamp_FoxIHOP, at least the ones I'm familiar with, are open 24 hours.
They have some tasty vittles.
Then there is Waffle House. I've sobered up in a few of those too.
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15 April 2013, 09:31
Jon Beutlerquote:
Originally posted by PWS:
So a lady is at the drugstore wondering what kind of rubber to use and the guy in back thinks she's talking about tires.
"It's winter outside, get the ones with studs!"
oh, it aint that funny now.