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MISTER P-GREEK BATTERY OPERATED DISH WASHING MACHINE
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Are they sure it's not a souvlaki grille/cooker?
Dishwahers in Greece in the 70's? ARE YOU MAD? I never saw one....
The first word says "little toy" in Greek.
But is it a Mister "Pee" or a mister "Rho" that is the question. 'Cause in Greek, honey that is an "R"
Dishwahers in Greece in the 70's? ARE YOU MAD? I never saw one....
The first word says "little toy" in Greek.
But is it a Mister "Pee" or a mister "Rho" that is the question. 'Cause in Greek, honey that is an "R"
It's all 'Greek' to me.
So are you studying that actively or passively?
(ducks and runs)
So are you studying that actively or passively?
(ducks and runs)
Greek man: Well, WE gave sex to the world!
Italian man: Yes, but we introduced it to women.
Ba-boom, ching!
Thank you ladies and gentlemen, I'll be here all week...
Italian man: Yes, but we introduced it to women.
Ba-boom, ching!
Thank you ladies and gentlemen, I'll be here all week...
LOL!
rocketeer500
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Ba-boom, ching!
Way too funny. Thanks for the laugh
Way too funny. Thanks for the laugh
laundromat
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I guess the greek manufacturer of these made them for the counter top so one wouldn't need to bend forward for their loads.But isn't that sort of redundant???
Frigilux has been listening to Garrison! That is a great joke.
Here's a Greek joke for ya.
Now don't get excited. I don't DO politics! LOL
After the Turkish Parliament voted to disallow American troops in Turkey for an Iraq war, Turkish prime minister Bulent Ecevit phoned President George W Bush:
“I had a dream about the United States” he said.“I could see the whole country, and over every building and home was a banner,” said Ecevit.
“What was on the banner?” asked President Bush.
“Long live Turkish-American friendship” answered the Turkish prime minister.
“I'm so glad you called” said President Bush.“I, too, had a dream. In my dream, I saw Turkey and it was more beautiful than ever; totally rebuilt with many tall, gleaming office buildings, large residential subdivisions with swimming pools in every yard; and over every building and home was a big, beautiful banner.”
“What did the banner say?” asked Mr. Ecevit.
“I don't know,” answered the president,“I can't read Greek.”
Now don't get excited. I don't DO politics! LOL
After the Turkish Parliament voted to disallow American troops in Turkey for an Iraq war, Turkish prime minister Bulent Ecevit phoned President George W Bush:
“I had a dream about the United States” he said.“I could see the whole country, and over every building and home was a banner,” said Ecevit.
“What was on the banner?” asked President Bush.
“Long live Turkish-American friendship” answered the Turkish prime minister.
“I'm so glad you called” said President Bush.“I, too, had a dream. In my dream, I saw Turkey and it was more beautiful than ever; totally rebuilt with many tall, gleaming office buildings, large residential subdivisions with swimming pools in every yard; and over every building and home was a big, beautiful banner.”
“What did the banner say?” asked Mr. Ecevit.
“I don't know,” answered the president,“I can't read Greek.”
