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Columns Criticism thread :)
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14 Jul 2009 Tue 11:34 pm |
If there was a part of thehandsom´s latest column I would criticise it´s the joke - I´m afraid Turkish humour still eludes me! I think he should appoint lessluv sub-editor for the jokes
I didn´t like to admit I didn´t get it () I can only imagine that it was really funny at the time.....but got lost in translation.......
Fee for editing jovial writings........hmmm Priceless
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15 Jul 2009 Wed 12:09 am |
If there was a part of thehandsom´s latest column I would criticise it´s the joke - I´m afraid Turkish humour still eludes me! I think he should appoint lessluv sub-editor for the jokes
I too am sometimes confused by thehandsom´s sense of humour. Sometimes difficult to tell when he is being serious.
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15 Jul 2009 Wed 01:23 am |
I too am sometimes confused by thehandsom´s sense of humour. Sometimes difficult to tell when he is being serious.
I said I didn´t find the joke funny not that I didn´t understand thehandsom´s sense of humour
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15 Jul 2009 Wed 12:09 pm |
I said I didn´t find the joke funny not that I didn´t understand thehandsom´s sense of humour
I did find the joke funny. I quite like the anecdotal style of the Nasreddin jokes. What I meant was that I find some of thehandsom´s articles comical particularly the one about the "missing document" that may or may not have existed. We all know thehandsom´s dogmatic style and can make allowances.
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15 Jul 2009 Wed 02:49 pm |
I did find the joke funny. I quite like the anecdotal style of the Nasreddin jokes. What I meant was that I find some of thehandsom´s articles comical particularly the one about the "missing document" that may or may not have existed. We all know thehandsom´s dogmatic style and can make allowances.
+1
It s good to see logical members
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16 Jul 2009 Thu 01:34 am |
This thread is one big good joke!
Oh, and the joke in the last column was terrible, but I´m suspecting it had a deeper meaning..
Edited (7/16/2009) by catwoman
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16 Jul 2009 Thu 06:44 am |
Oh, and the joke in the last column was terrible, but I´m suspecting it had a deeper meaning..
Tamerlane is the emperor, and he is asking Hodja an indirect question about his worth. Hodja doesn´t risk directly insulting the emperor, so he responds in an indirect and witty way saying that he is a worthless person sans his belongings.
It won´t bring out tears from laughter but I think it is an interesting/funny/smart anectode.
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16 Jul 2009 Thu 09:29 am |
Dear Admin,
Explain these too
Once upon a time the Hodja was a judge and one day a man came to him. “Your cow has killed mine!”, he cried. The Hodja shouted: “You silly fellow, how can the cow know that it is a crime to kill another cow. Case dismissed!” “Oh sorry”, said the man. “I said it wrong. My cow has killed yours.” “Then, this is another problem”, said the Hodja. “We´ll open the black book and see what it says.”
One day, people said to the Hodja: “Your wife walks from house to house, tell her she mustn´t walk so much,”. “Alright”, said the Hodja. “If she comes to our house, I´ll tell her.”
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16 Jul 2009 Thu 09:34 am |
One day, the Hodja went to another village. Nobody offered him something to eat, instead they asked him: "Hodja, why do people yawn?” “There are two reasons: One of them is tiredness, the other is hunger.” After yawning for a while he finished up his words: “I´m not tired!”
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16 Jul 2009 Thu 08:04 pm |
Sounds like if the Hodja was smart he wouldn´t have traveled to a different village and order the man with the dead cow to split the meat. Hodja wouldn´t have been starved then, maybe alittle sleepy.
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20 Jul 2009 Mon 04:18 am |
The new joke is just as confusing as the old one! What do you guys think the punchline is this time..???
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