14 thoughts on “If you can’t say anything nice, say it in Russian: Poshel na khuy…”
Too right
In my glorious but misspent yoot in the service of King Richard the Chicken-shitted of Nixon, I had a pretty good Vietnamese vocabulary as far as insults and such went. But I now know some of them were actually Fwench and I couldn’t begin to spell a single one of them.
It’s not French or Vietnamese… There is a hint in the sentence.
Yeah, I knew that. Just commenting on how travel expands your vocabulary.
I know only a few Mexican phrases
Ha, google translate would not translate
Yes, go waaaay over there and Poshel na khuy, and don’t come back!
spaSEEbah.
Nekulturny, tovarsch.
I want this T shirt.
I always liked “materybets” – one of the great lines from the movie world and it does go well with Poshel na khuy
Boshe moi.
Sookin Syn.
Yob tvu Mot.
I spent just enough time in Germany to learn a few choice phrases … fick dich
You do and you’ll clean it up
My dad’s baby brother was a lifer in the U.S. Army. He was actually in both Korea and Vietnam. He was a supposed to not see any combat, but in Korea he did get involved when the Chinese invaded his “safe” area.
Although his job was just communications, he told me about shooting at a Chinese in a quilted vest from about 100 yards away. He said that he could see dust flying off of the guy’s chest, while he kept on coming. For awhile he said that he was pretty much scared to death.
All of this is just to say that I used to know cuss words from a number of different nations, including Turkey where he had one of his 5 kids born.
Too right
In my glorious but misspent yoot in the service of King Richard the Chicken-shitted of Nixon, I had a pretty good Vietnamese vocabulary as far as insults and such went. But I now know some of them were actually Fwench and I couldn’t begin to spell a single one of them.
It’s not French or Vietnamese… There is a hint in the sentence.
Yeah, I knew that. Just commenting on how travel expands your vocabulary.
I know only a few Mexican phrases
Ha, google translate would not translate
Yes, go waaaay over there and Poshel na khuy, and don’t come back!
spaSEEbah.
Nekulturny, tovarsch.
I want this T shirt.
I always liked “materybets” – one of the great lines from the movie world and it does go well with Poshel na khuy
Boshe moi.
Sookin Syn.
Yob tvu Mot.
I spent just enough time in Germany to learn a few choice phrases … fick dich
You do and you’ll clean it up
My dad’s baby brother was a lifer in the U.S. Army. He was actually in both Korea and Vietnam. He was a supposed to not see any combat, but in Korea he did get involved when the Chinese invaded his “safe” area.
Although his job was just communications, he told me about shooting at a Chinese in a quilted vest from about 100 yards away. He said that he could see dust flying off of the guy’s chest, while he kept on coming. For awhile he said that he was pretty much scared to death.
All of this is just to say that I used to know cuss words from a number of different nations, including Turkey where he had one of his 5 kids born.