Here’s another one of those examples where instead of being worth a thousand words, a picture just raises a thousand questions.
We’re told these people are celebrating a pagan festival. But you just have to wonder what part of paganism involves a frumpy housewife pressing a particularly sensitive area on a guy dressed as an ironing board. Feel free to propose alternative captions via post a comment. Gosh, these people must think The Honeymooners is the mother of all pagan folklore.
Villagers dressed as an ironing board and a cleaner participate in a pagan ritual in the village of Vevcani, some 100 miles from the Macedonian capital of Skopje January 13, 2007. The village marks the Orthodox St. Vasilij Day with a carnival which celebrates the festival’s pagan roots. REUTERS/Ognen Teofilovski
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“nextrovia in skumboyvitch petitschnia pill trianguisch…”
(My husband has been taking little blue triangular pills)
“ichnya bin phew”
(I am getting tired)
“Ipslandia finitza”
- Posted by Gary Roberts(This should put an end to it)
Katie, my dear, you still put the starch in my trousers.
- Posted by Shawn HendricksMacedonia just love it?
- Posted by Shawn Hendricks“This symbolizes our ironclad prenup!”
- Posted by anonymous