The Question again - with a twist

**Sean_the_Kilted** · 22nd February 08, 03:51 AM

Not the best location for the question and display, but had it occured elsewhere....

**Arlen** · 22nd February 08, 06:13 AM

Wow. That's really was wildly inappropriate. You really handled yourself well and with decorum.

**MacMoose** · 22nd February 08, 06:25 AM

I applaud your professional behavior. I am not so sure I could have done the same.

**sdc** · 22nd February 08, 06:25 AM

You've got the kevorka; you need a bushel of onions, two dozen cloves of garlic, ......

**Jack Daw** · 22nd February 08, 06:32 AM

Hey, people mourn in different ways. We should respect cultural differences.

**Dirk Skene** · 22nd February 08, 08:52 AM

HOLY MOLIE

That was just not the time or place

At a bar I might have enjoyed the view. But there I can easily see how uncomfortable you must have been.

**JS Sanders** · 22nd February 08, 09:05 AM

I just recvd this from an anonymous source.

It's from a Saturday Night Live sketch and is pertinent to this topic. I'll be spending a portion of the day removing coffee from my keyboard & monitor as a result of viewing it.

http://www.memphisbagpipes.com/TattooRemover.wmv

Slainte,
steve

**DrewO** · 22nd February 08, 09:24 AM

Perhaps she had been "self-medicating" due to her grief.

**PiobBear** · 22nd February 08, 10:23 AM

Originally Posted by SFCRick

Yeah you would not want to assume someone who lifted her skirt in a funeral home and bent over to show her thong could ever be a tramp!

Yeah; I'd simply assume she's being friendly!

**Monkey@Arms** · 22nd February 08, 10:41 AM

Originally Posted by sdc

You've got the kevorka; you need a bushel of onions, two dozen cloves of garlic, ......

OK, I had to Google that one.

From the Urban Dictionary:

kevorka

From the Latvian: "lure of the animal". An irresistible male sexual spell that attracts women like you wouldn't believe.

The priest told Kramer to bathe in vinegar and wear garlic cloves to cure his kevorka.

I usually refer to my animal magnetism, might have try "kevorka" next time.

Best regards,

Jake