The almighty thread of funny stuff

Post by **sneek** » 25 Sep 2007, 12:45

Saw this as today's popular vid on some dutch vid dumping site.

http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/27363/0 ... hokje.html

Two civil servants of the City of Amsterdam doing their thang with a bus stop.
Not sure but I think they're part of the garbage disposal department.
It's pretty universal, there's some spoken words in the end but I'm sure you can figure out what's said even if you're Chinese!

Spakianor · Post by **Spakianor** » 25 Sep 2007, 13:18

When it gets stuck on the truck.... he just increases the throttle a little....

manstrale · Post by **manstrale** » 25 Sep 2007, 14:18

Found this when I was explaining snaps and crayfish party for a friend.

From Wikipedia

Snaps (and snapsvisor) are an inseparable part of crayfish parties, which are notoriously tipsy affairs, even by Swedish and Finnish standards. This is not a surprise, since dozens of songs might be sung during such a meal, and every song demands a round of snaps. However, the glass does not need to be emptied every time and it is recommended not to drink the snaps too fast

Dining is theoretically outdoors, though in practice commonly driven inside by inclement weather or aggressive mosquitoes. Usual accessories are paper tablecloths, bibs, comical paper hats, and paper lanterns, often depicting the Man in the Moon. A rowdy atmosphere complete with noisy eating and traditional drinking songs is the norm. It is culturally correct to suck the juice out of the crayfish with a loud slurping sound before shelling it.

Meek · Post by **Meek** » 25 Sep 2007, 17:51

manstrale wrote:Found this when I was explaining snaps and crayfish party for a friend.

From Wikipedia

Snaps (and snapsvisor) are an inseparable part of crayfish parties, which are notoriously tipsy affairs, even by Swedish and Finnish standards. This is not a surprise, since dozens of songs might be sung during such a meal, and every song demands a round of snaps. However, the glass does not need to be emptied every time and it is recommended not to drink the snaps too fast

Dining is theoretically outdoors, though in practice commonly driven inside by inclement weather or aggressive mosquitoes. Usual accessories are paper tablecloths, bibs, comical paper hats, and paper lanterns, often depicting the Man in the Moon. A rowdy atmosphere complete with noisy eating and traditional drinking songs is the norm. It is culturally correct to suck the juice out of the crayfish with a loud slurping sound before shelling it.

golden! cant wait til next year!