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Drunk Tales: Gay BlueWizard
3 years ago
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My friends and I had countless parties over the years, but as we get ol...more mature, we went on from getting super drunk and silly to having a nice sausage+potato (Hurka, kolbász, sültkrumpli) (http://www.glutenmentesetrend.hu/wp-content/uploads/hurka-kolbász-vele-sült-krumplival-e1590265082163-920x425.jpg )dinner, and get only lightly drunk, and tell stories...or do some gaming. I am still not knowing how D'Vorah works in MK10, but I owned everyone with her...She got some reach.
Anyways...I heard a funny story about some "Gay BlueWizard" and wanted to share it...Not my story, but, here we gooooooo!
English speaking dude visits Hungary. He gets home and ask of his Hungarian hosts what does it mean to be asked "BlueWizard?"
Hungarian host was confused and had to think hard. He asked where he heard it, and English dude said, that some gypsy youngsters told him that, maybe with a slightly insulting undertone...The host got it all figured out. It was not "BlueWizard?" but "Buzi Vagy?" which translates to "Are you gay?" or bluntly said "You gay?". Clearly the young punks were just feeling strong and brave while with the herd and looking for the reaction for the insult...Nothing bad happened tho as they saw that the dude was not Hungarian, so he didn't understood them.
Anyways...we laughed at the mishearing of "Buzi vagy?" being "Blue Wizard?" Believe me, it sounds rather same-ish...especially for an English speaking foreigner. So now, if I ever want to insult somebody Hungarian with being gay, I will say "BlueWizard". I cannot un-hear it! And it was funnier since we already drank some...and we can all speak English so we all got the joke.
Anyways...I heard a funny story about some "Gay BlueWizard" and wanted to share it...Not my story, but, here we gooooooo!
English speaking dude visits Hungary. He gets home and ask of his Hungarian hosts what does it mean to be asked "BlueWizard?"
Hungarian host was confused and had to think hard. He asked where he heard it, and English dude said, that some gypsy youngsters told him that, maybe with a slightly insulting undertone...The host got it all figured out. It was not "BlueWizard?" but "Buzi Vagy?" which translates to "Are you gay?" or bluntly said "You gay?". Clearly the young punks were just feeling strong and brave while with the herd and looking for the reaction for the insult...Nothing bad happened tho as they saw that the dude was not Hungarian, so he didn't understood them.
Anyways...we laughed at the mishearing of "Buzi vagy?" being "Blue Wizard?" Believe me, it sounds rather same-ish...especially for an English speaking foreigner. So now, if I ever want to insult somebody Hungarian with being gay, I will say "BlueWizard". I cannot un-hear it! And it was funnier since we already drank some...and we can all speak English so we all got the joke.
"New-See-Full" vagy "Nyuszifül"
A kedvenc Asterix és Obelix (Kleopátrás epizód) képregény poénom, amikor Julius Cézár hívatja a legjobb kémét. A filmben is element a poén de a képregényben kiáltották a nevét és jött. A neve az volt, hogy HCL...Én meg "Oké ez a név nagyon ott van! Nem csak egy római szám, hanem durva maró anyag is. Biztos nagyon tud a fickó!"
*rolling a 20*
Did I win ?
I have now idea how to play xD anything like that
But wanted to say something
While I've learned SOME french and SOME german, the only language I've ever been fluent in is english. So I guess I should be careful when traveling abroad, lest something like that happen to me as well...
Töltött Káposzta - Stuffed Cabbage: The name may sound vegan but the stuffing is spicy meat. Some eat it with a ton of sour cream, and some like it only with the much it's needed to make it's color and taste. The meat gives it it's real taste, so I was avoiding the cabbage part-which is the filling the stomach part-, but then I grew up, went working and on a hot sunny summer day, I ate two plate of it-cabbages included-, and only said no on the third, cuz I was afraid of getting a tummy ache. It's a food, that truly needs a little after working hunger to be fully enjoyable. I eat it without sour creme, so I can enjoy the spices in the ground meat. Also eat it with some of it's own juice! You'll be licking the plate clean for sure! :drools by just the thought of it* =:9
1. Grízes Tészta - Semolina Pasta: It pasta served with marmalade/jam (which can be opaque or non-see through) very often peach*** flavoured, and grounded sugar on top. Very tasty and filling. the only downside of it are really the calories.
***'Peach' is 'Barack' in Hungarian. Peach Obama...
2. Palacsinta - (Hungarian/Thin-Filled-Rolled) Pancakes: It thin and can be filled with a lot of tasty stuff. Nutella, Maple Syrup, Choco Powder and Powdered Sugar mix, Marmalade/Jam, sweetened Cottage Cheese, sweetened Soggy Apples...whatever. It tastes as the filling eventually, but the outside should be lightly sweet tasting.
That cabbage dish does sound pretty tasty. I'm not a big fan of spicy foods, but I definitely don't mind something that has a kick to it, just so long as it's not gonna melt my tongue. I once tried a samosa, and damn those things were really spicy. I couldn't get any further than a couple of bites.