Saturday, May 20, 2006

A universal rite of passage

Yesterday my husband bought his first tub of spackle. He is finally a real man.

I couldn't be more proud of him.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

zardoz says :

Yesterday my husband bought his first tub of spackle. He is finally a real man.

______ ? ? ? ? ? i am at my wits end ? ? ?

if you feel like it ,,, please elaborate,,,? ? ?

HAVE NO IDEA WHATSOVER ,, YOUR WRITING ABOUT. !

=Z=

melusina said...

Its this cement type stuff that men use to fill up holes in walls and stuff. I'm sure there is a Greek word for it. Actually, spackle may be a brand name in America, and not what the thing is actually called.

Anonymous said...

zardoz says :


aahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!


=z=


p.s. thank you= in greek probably:

SPACKLE = ΣΤΟΚΟΣ , PERHAPS
IN A SENTENCE:
" Ο ΘΑΝΟΣ ΣΤΟΚΑΡΙΣΕ ΤΟΥΣ ΤΟΙΧΟΥΣ , ΓΙΑ ΝΑ ΤΟΥΣ ΒΑΨΕΙ"

mmjrules said...

In slang, "Στόκος" is a dim-witted person.

Καλά, είσαι στόκος? = Are you stupid?

If you are familiar with Greek TV, you might know of one Παναγιώτης Τώκος

Saying his name out loud might reveal more about his intelligence!:-)

melusina said...

Lol, I don't watch much Greek TV in the way of shows. I watch the news sometimes. But I get the play on the name.

I'm starting to get some of the slang. I knew glastra and now I know stokos!