Skal endelig frp bli kvitt Krekar?
Nå kan Krekar utleveres til Italia!!
https://www.dagbladet.no/nyheter/oslo-tingrett-mulla-krekar-kan-utleveres-til-italia/71774545
https://www.dagbladet.no/nyheter/oslo-tingrett-mulla-krekar-kan-utleveres-til-italia/71774545
Særlig. Han anker leste jeg et sted, ja det var jo uventet..
Hvem skal frepp skremme sitt publikum med hvis Krekar forsvinner?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFsrLUruNPk
Journey through the Italian prisons
ser nå ikke så galt ut. Sosialt og fint.
Journey through the Italian prisons
ser nå ikke så galt ut. Sosialt og fint.
Men et lite grunnkurs i basic italian behøver han nok....
1. Accidenti! – Crap!
This “nice” swear word is often an introduction to a slew of other Italian swear words. It’s a great place to start when you want to express your irritation, but you don’t want to make a production of it. However, it also translates to a literal accident in your pants—which can happen in any culture.
2. Madonna! – Oh, mother!
“Madonna” might have a religious connotation, but in a Catholic country, it can mean something quite different. The Italians are liberal with their use of Jesus’, Mary’s, and many other saints’ name for their swear words. “Madonna” can also be modified in a number of ways to fit the social situation.
3. Cavalo! – Holy crap!
While this can mean simply “cabbage,” it can also add a little bit of sass to your vocabulary. It’s one of the tamer ways to express any amazement you might have while touring the expansive museums or getting a glimpse at the beautiful Sistine Chapel. Just maybe say it under your breath at the Vatican.
4. Cazzo! – F*ck!
When you need a way to show any frustration you might be having with Italian buses, the length of your spaghetti, or finding the right direction back to your hotel in Venice, this might be the right one to use. Think about using some super expressive hand motions for the right effect.
5. Che palle! – What balls!
We might see this as a backhanded compliment as English speakers, but Italians see this as a way to curse bad weather or when an event happens to you that you are not happy with. It can be used for a number of different occasions, but make sure to try and say it when kids aren’t around.
6. Leccaculo! – Kissass!
This Italian swear word, however, is used by kids much of the time. It can vary from being harmless to downright nasty depending on the situation and who is saying it. Just know that being the teacher’s pet tends to get you in trouble in Italian society too. Say “lecca, lecca” for short.
7. Porca miseria! — Dammit!
Do pigs live in poverty? Granted, this doesn’t make much sense to us as English speakers, but it can be a great way to express anger at stubbing your toe or dealing with traffic. A milder swear word, you probably won’t get many glances from strangers if you choose to use it in public or after having a glass of wine or two.
8. Stronzo/a! – Asshole!
Be careful when using this word! It will greatly offend some Italians and it might not be the best one to use when you’re trying to meet some new friends. Make sure that you change the ending (-o for masculine, -a for feminine) depending on which gender you want to use and who you want to insult.
9. Minchia! – Shit!
Another name for a male body part in Sicily, you’ll find this word often spoken on the street. For greatest emphasis, consider drawing it out. The longer you choose to draw out the vowels, the more likely you are to get your point across.
10. Figlio di puttana! – Son of a bitch!
You might want to think twice before you choose to insult someone’s mother in Italian. However, if you’ve really met someone you dislike, then this can make that person ready for the fight of a lifetime. Also, you might want to consider a few other alternatives like, “Figlio di troia!” or “Figlio un cane!”
11. Mangia merde e morte! – Eat shit and die!
This one can seem particularly harsh, but the truth is that it’s not an insult against someone’s mother. Still, this can start a fight if used with too much emphasis. Also, take care when using hand gestures in Italy—that can almost be more insulting than the actual swear word.
12. Mortacci tua! – Your feeble ancestors!
In a culture where so much is based on history, it would make sense that ancestry plays a big part in how you insult someone. You’ll often hear this from one region of Italy making fun of another. Anyway, it’s enough to make your ancestors roll over in their graves when they hear you speak it.
13. A fanabla! – Go to hell!
You can’t go wrong with this classic. Just like Dante, you’ll want to avoid spending some time in depths of hell—Italians often reference it. The Madonna, Jesus, and the saints all have their names taken in vain in Italy. However, no one really seems to care and they work as some of the best ways to talk about how frustrated you are.
14. Merda! – Shit!
How comprehensive of a list of swear words could this be without some way to say “shit”? You’ll find this word scrawled in graffiti all over Italian cities, and it’s a quick way to show how angry you are trying to mail a postcard at the Italian post office. Simple is sometimes the best, and this word can help you out in a number of ways.
15. Porca vacca! – Holy cow!
Which actually translates to “pig cow” can be used in order to express surprise. It might not make much sense from a logical viewpoint, it can also be the perfect phrase in order to let people know how you are feeling without offending anyone. Which can always be difficult using other swear words in Italian!
16. Cornuto! – Cuckhold!
A swear word that has stuck around for hundreds of years, it can still cause a lot of problems if you use it in the wrong context. Only use this insult if you really plan on hurting someone—and expect to get a lot of anger back. Unless you’re down for a fight, you might want to think it rather than say it.
17. Bastardo! – Bastard!
If you plan on insulting a friend in a kind way (if you can do that), then this is the one you should use. While you might not want to insult friends on a regular basis because you might not have many more friends afterward, it’s a somewhat nice way to let someone know that you think of them as loveable.
18. Incazzato! – I’m pissed!
This translation literally means that “I am enraged.” You’ll find this word mostly used in the Tuscan areas. Before you choose to turn to stronger swear word, then you might want to let people know how upset you are. You might notice that it comes from the word “cazzo,” which also has a much stronger meaning.
19. Vaffanculo! – Go f*ck yourself! (NSFW)
Along with some accompanying hand gestures, you’re likely to really make someone angry when using this expression. It might be the one you are most likely to hear outside of Italy, and it’s also one of the dirtiest and the nastiest. However, there is a time and place for this word—just make sure you are choosing to use it at the right moment.
1. Accidenti! – Crap!
This “nice” swear word is often an introduction to a slew of other Italian swear words. It’s a great place to start when you want to express your irritation, but you don’t want to make a production of it. However, it also translates to a literal accident in your pants—which can happen in any culture.
2. Madonna! – Oh, mother!
“Madonna” might have a religious connotation, but in a Catholic country, it can mean something quite different. The Italians are liberal with their use of Jesus’, Mary’s, and many other saints’ name for their swear words. “Madonna” can also be modified in a number of ways to fit the social situation.
3. Cavalo! – Holy crap!
While this can mean simply “cabbage,” it can also add a little bit of sass to your vocabulary. It’s one of the tamer ways to express any amazement you might have while touring the expansive museums or getting a glimpse at the beautiful Sistine Chapel. Just maybe say it under your breath at the Vatican.
4. Cazzo! – F*ck!
When you need a way to show any frustration you might be having with Italian buses, the length of your spaghetti, or finding the right direction back to your hotel in Venice, this might be the right one to use. Think about using some super expressive hand motions for the right effect.
5. Che palle! – What balls!
We might see this as a backhanded compliment as English speakers, but Italians see this as a way to curse bad weather or when an event happens to you that you are not happy with. It can be used for a number of different occasions, but make sure to try and say it when kids aren’t around.
6. Leccaculo! – Kissass!
This Italian swear word, however, is used by kids much of the time. It can vary from being harmless to downright nasty depending on the situation and who is saying it. Just know that being the teacher’s pet tends to get you in trouble in Italian society too. Say “lecca, lecca” for short.
7. Porca miseria! — Dammit!
Do pigs live in poverty? Granted, this doesn’t make much sense to us as English speakers, but it can be a great way to express anger at stubbing your toe or dealing with traffic. A milder swear word, you probably won’t get many glances from strangers if you choose to use it in public or after having a glass of wine or two.
8. Stronzo/a! – Asshole!
Be careful when using this word! It will greatly offend some Italians and it might not be the best one to use when you’re trying to meet some new friends. Make sure that you change the ending (-o for masculine, -a for feminine) depending on which gender you want to use and who you want to insult.
9. Minchia! – Shit!
Another name for a male body part in Sicily, you’ll find this word often spoken on the street. For greatest emphasis, consider drawing it out. The longer you choose to draw out the vowels, the more likely you are to get your point across.
10. Figlio di puttana! – Son of a bitch!
You might want to think twice before you choose to insult someone’s mother in Italian. However, if you’ve really met someone you dislike, then this can make that person ready for the fight of a lifetime. Also, you might want to consider a few other alternatives like, “Figlio di troia!” or “Figlio un cane!”
11. Mangia merde e morte! – Eat shit and die!
This one can seem particularly harsh, but the truth is that it’s not an insult against someone’s mother. Still, this can start a fight if used with too much emphasis. Also, take care when using hand gestures in Italy—that can almost be more insulting than the actual swear word.
12. Mortacci tua! – Your feeble ancestors!
In a culture where so much is based on history, it would make sense that ancestry plays a big part in how you insult someone. You’ll often hear this from one region of Italy making fun of another. Anyway, it’s enough to make your ancestors roll over in their graves when they hear you speak it.
13. A fanabla! – Go to hell!
You can’t go wrong with this classic. Just like Dante, you’ll want to avoid spending some time in depths of hell—Italians often reference it. The Madonna, Jesus, and the saints all have their names taken in vain in Italy. However, no one really seems to care and they work as some of the best ways to talk about how frustrated you are.
14. Merda! – Shit!
How comprehensive of a list of swear words could this be without some way to say “shit”? You’ll find this word scrawled in graffiti all over Italian cities, and it’s a quick way to show how angry you are trying to mail a postcard at the Italian post office. Simple is sometimes the best, and this word can help you out in a number of ways.
15. Porca vacca! – Holy cow!
Which actually translates to “pig cow” can be used in order to express surprise. It might not make much sense from a logical viewpoint, it can also be the perfect phrase in order to let people know how you are feeling without offending anyone. Which can always be difficult using other swear words in Italian!
16. Cornuto! – Cuckhold!
A swear word that has stuck around for hundreds of years, it can still cause a lot of problems if you use it in the wrong context. Only use this insult if you really plan on hurting someone—and expect to get a lot of anger back. Unless you’re down for a fight, you might want to think it rather than say it.
17. Bastardo! – Bastard!
If you plan on insulting a friend in a kind way (if you can do that), then this is the one you should use. While you might not want to insult friends on a regular basis because you might not have many more friends afterward, it’s a somewhat nice way to let someone know that you think of them as loveable.
18. Incazzato! – I’m pissed!
This translation literally means that “I am enraged.” You’ll find this word mostly used in the Tuscan areas. Before you choose to turn to stronger swear word, then you might want to let people know how upset you are. You might notice that it comes from the word “cazzo,” which also has a much stronger meaning.
19. Vaffanculo! – Go f*ck yourself! (NSFW)
Along with some accompanying hand gestures, you’re likely to really make someone angry when using this expression. It might be the one you are most likely to hear outside of Italy, and it’s also one of the dirtiest and the nastiest. However, there is a time and place for this word—just make sure you are choosing to use it at the right moment.
Redigert 01.11.2019 kl 19:33
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Fluefiskeren
01.11.2019 kl 19:41
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Hit til Spania foregår det utstrakt innvandring av gamle freppere. De som ikke liker innvandring i Norge vet du.
https://www.nettavisen.no/okonomi/i-denne-spanske-byen-gar-spanjolene-pa-norsk-kurs--det-er-rett-og-slett-paradis/3423869258.html
https://www.nettavisen.no/okonomi/i-denne-spanske-byen-gar-spanjolene-pa-norsk-kurs--det-er-rett-og-slett-paradis/3423869258.html
Eneste forskjellen er at nordmennene i Spania ikke tvinger Spania til å betale for seg. Men det er kanskje ikke så viktig å tenke på for et tomt hode vil jeg tro.
Da er det vel greit at vi nordmenn lærer oss arabisk og somalisk??
NEI!
Vi har mer enn nok med alle de rare dialektene her til lands!
For ikke å nevne samisk!
;=)
Vi har mer enn nok med alle de rare dialektene her til lands!
For ikke å nevne samisk!
;=)
Du som er så smart... kan et menneske med tomt hode skrive?
Spent på svaret ditt.
Spent på svaret ditt.
Vær forsiktig med hva du sier om samisk fordi det er mitt kjære morsmål!!
A den Bekte.
Tydeligvis så kan noen med et tomt hode skrive.
Ikke vet jeg hvordan de klarer det, men det er bevist her i dag at det faktisk er mulig.
Tydeligvis så kan noen med et tomt hode skrive.
Ikke vet jeg hvordan de klarer det, men det er bevist her i dag at det faktisk er mulig.
....DA TAR VI OGSÅ ET GRUNNKURS FOR SAMISK FENGSELSPRÅK.
Oversetter du er du snill Jeeses?
Bergalaga biru
Bergalat
Birru daza
Biru
Neavri
Njuallu
Riehtis
biru jalla
cinna
helveha birrut
mana fal helvehii
Oversetter du er du snill Jeeses?
Bergalaga biru
Bergalat
Birru daza
Biru
Neavri
Njuallu
Riehtis
biru jalla
cinna
helveha birrut
mana fal helvehii
Redigert 01.11.2019 kl 20:01
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Hm..du vet ikke? Du som alltid er brølende skråsikker...
Hvordan i helvete klarer du å få dette til at jeg er usikker?
"Det er bevist her i dag at det faktisk er mulig"
"Det er bevist her i dag at det faktisk er mulig"
Ok, men det var mye bannskap!!
Mye helvete og Satan samt bl.a. satans nordmann og reis til helvete!!
Njuallu er hetsing o.l.
Men må innrømme at riehtis og cinna er ukjent for meg, men kan være dialekt eller feilstavet?
Mye helvete og Satan samt bl.a. satans nordmann og reis til helvete!!
Njuallu er hetsing o.l.
Men må innrømme at riehtis og cinna er ukjent for meg, men kan være dialekt eller feilstavet?
Første fly ut av Norge skulle Krekar på.
Ja, kan være ulike dialekter.
Hvor mange samiske språk er det egentlig? Har hørt om fjellsamisk, sørsamisk, sjøsamisk, lulesamisk......men det er vel flere?
Hvor mange samiske språk er det egentlig? Har hørt om fjellsamisk, sørsamisk, sjøsamisk, lulesamisk......men det er vel flere?
Det skulle bli full krise i Norge med Frp i regjering også. Hvordan gikk det?
9!!
Det finnes ingen fjellsamisk, men nordsamisk som er mitt morsmål.
Det finnes ingen fjellsamisk, men nordsamisk som er mitt morsmål.
Redigert 01.11.2019 kl 20:21
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"Ikke vet jeg hvordan de klarer det"
Aj, aj, pappen... Dette er vel å vise svakhet, er det ikke?
Aj, aj, pappen... Dette er vel å vise svakhet, er det ikke?
👍
Vise svakhet? Hva snakker du om tåkeskallen?
Litt "femi" for en barsking som deg å innrømme at du ikke vet alt, er det ikke?
Dette startet jo med at du påstår at noen du ikke liker meningen til har "tomt hode", altså ingen hjerne. Jeg skal komme med en skråsikker påstand: Da hadde vedkommende ikke kunnet skrive. Så du kom med en ganske dum påstand. Den var ganske barnslig også.
Dette startet jo med at du påstår at noen du ikke liker meningen til har "tomt hode", altså ingen hjerne. Jeg skal komme med en skråsikker påstand: Da hadde vedkommende ikke kunnet skrive. Så du kom med en ganske dum påstand. Den var ganske barnslig også.
Jøss. Er du så svak?
Du kom med noe jeg mener er en svært kunnskapsløs og ganske så dum påstand. Pubertal var den også. Personangrepet ditt gikk på et annet menneskes intellekt og så driter du deg så loddrett ut selv.
Her har du et plaster. Sett deg i skammekroken og plei skrubbsåret ditt.
Du kom med noe jeg mener er en svært kunnskapsløs og ganske så dum påstand. Pubertal var den også. Personangrepet ditt gikk på et annet menneskes intellekt og så driter du deg så loddrett ut selv.
Her har du et plaster. Sett deg i skammekroken og plei skrubbsåret ditt.
cinet
01.11.2019 kl 21:22
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A den gamle . Når er arbeidstiden din slutt ? Alle vet snart at du er ansatt i Klassekampen som manipulator/provokatør med ekstreme marxist/leninistisk sementerte holdninger . Du er i tillegg en patetisk DT hater som forvrenger alle fakta . USA går som det griner, takket være DT !
Krekar er klar for utlevering til en velfortjent dom . Er du imot det ? Mannen er like feig ynkelig hund som gutten som blåste seg i luften i Syria. ( DT sin fortjeneste igjen ! )
Krekar er klar for utlevering til en velfortjent dom . Er du imot det ? Mannen er like feig ynkelig hund som gutten som blåste seg i luften i Syria. ( DT sin fortjeneste igjen ! )
Eneste forskjellen er at nordmennene i Spania ikke har med seg allahu akbar i kofferten. Men det er kanskje ikke så viktig å tenke på for et tomt hode vil jeg tro.
Hvorfor skulle de det da de fleste er kristne??
Har truffet mange muslimer her i landet og har aldri hørt allahu akbar fra noen av dem!! Har du??
Har truffet mange muslimer her i landet og har aldri hørt allahu akbar fra noen av dem!! Har du??
Heldigvis ikke personlig.
Det er tilhengerne av menigheten selv som hyller døden gjennom (uttrykket) allahu akbar. Ingen trenger å treffe noen muslimer personlig for å ha kunnskap om hva de hegner om. Og - om ikke nå - så er de pålagt å følge allahs vilje av sine forskrudde imamer og terrorister. Alt dette er kjent. Det er bare pjatt å stille spørsmål ved muslimenes ideverden. For hva handler denne tråden om egentlig?
"Krekar siterer Bin Laden og hyller terrorangrep. Mulla Krekars nettside viser bilder av ihjelskutte mennesker og linker til nettsteder som hyller terror"
Det er hva allahu akbar handler om
https://www.dagsavisen.no/nyheter/innenriks/krekar-siterer-bin-laden-og-hyller-terrorangrep-1.851236
Det er tilhengerne av menigheten selv som hyller døden gjennom (uttrykket) allahu akbar. Ingen trenger å treffe noen muslimer personlig for å ha kunnskap om hva de hegner om. Og - om ikke nå - så er de pålagt å følge allahs vilje av sine forskrudde imamer og terrorister. Alt dette er kjent. Det er bare pjatt å stille spørsmål ved muslimenes ideverden. For hva handler denne tråden om egentlig?
"Krekar siterer Bin Laden og hyller terrorangrep. Mulla Krekars nettside viser bilder av ihjelskutte mennesker og linker til nettsteder som hyller terror"
Det er hva allahu akbar handler om
https://www.dagsavisen.no/nyheter/innenriks/krekar-siterer-bin-laden-og-hyller-terrorangrep-1.851236
Redigert 03.11.2019 kl 11:24
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Sotah
03.11.2019 kl 06:49
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Jesus Christ. Folk som bruker sånne religiøse uttrykk som du nevner der må være ekstremt troende, Branden. Herregud...