Classic Indian saying

[slickdawg]

I've got a coworker that is an Indian (dot, not a kimo) and he's still mastering
the art of cursing in english.


He let out a "DAMN GODDIT!" today. I thought I was going to keel over laughing.

[proud gonzo]

lol

[TUSooner]

My Iranian SiL once wanted to go to Dairy Queen for one of those long-foot hotdogs

[skycat]

Someone I know who shall remain nameless, after saying something that this person thought was particularly clever said, "See, I'm sharp as a tick."

[critical_phil]

i used to work with a filipino guy that always said "water over the bridge" and "i'm at my end's wit".

[Jerk]

My Iranian SiL once wanted to go to Dairy Queen for one of those long-foot hotdogs

Nina?

HAAAAHAHAHAHAHAA!

Her sister is teh same way :D

[Okla-homey]

I know people born and raised in THIS country who say things I find hee-larious too. For example, "I could care less!" and my personal favorite malapropism: "irregardless."

As we all know, the speaker meant to say "I could NOT care less." Regarding the word, it's either "irrespective" or plain old "regardlass," NOT a kluge of the two.

[whatsername]

In HS, I was friends with an exchange student from Japan. She would say that she had two pieces of toasted for breakfast.

My son used to say he wanted to go boat-laking.

[jk the sooner fan]

few years ago i played golf with a couple of koreans on the base golf course.....funniest damn thing listening to them using american slang.....the emphasis was always on the wrong word

[TUSooner]

Nina?

HAAAAHAHAHAHAHAA!

Her sister is teh same way :D
yep. :D

[usmc-sooner]

this crap is especially funny when your trying to talk to them about your computer on a help line.

[StoopTroup]

HEH USMC...

[Okla-homey]

this crap is especially funny when your trying to talk to them about your computer on a help line.

son OF the beech