Moving this video to poolcleaner's personal queue. It failed to receive enough votes to get sifted up to the front page within 2 days.

beggity beg *beg

Sending this video to Beggar's Canyon to plea for a little attention - beg requested by original submitter poolcleaner.

*pedir

I mean, *beg

Sending this video to Beggar's Canyon to plea for a little attention - beg requested by original submitter poolcleaner.

I guess not knowing Spanish makes this funny, because as a Spanish speaker one finds this completely lame.

>> ^mauz15:
I guess not knowing Spanish makes this funny, because as a Spanish speaker one finds this completely lame.


I grew up in Socal, took 3 years of Spanish in high school, 1 semester in college, and grew up around a lot of Mexicans. I get to absorb plenty of late night Espanol comedy when I go to my local laundromat.

Rather (I surmise) knowing a tiny bit of Spanish makes this funny. I'm sure that the lack of any knowledge of Spanish would make this equally unfunny -- Si? No?

>> ^poolcleaner:
>> ^mauz15:
I guess not knowing Spanish makes this funny, because as a Spanish speaker one finds this completely lame.

I grew up in Socal, took 3 years of Spanish in high school, 1 semester in college, and grew up around a lot of Mexicans. I get to absorb plenty of late night Espanol comedy when I go to my local laundromat.
Rather (I surmise) knowing a tiny bit of Spanish makes this funny. I'm sure that the lack of any knowledge of Spanish would make this equally unfunny -- Si? No?


Hmm I don't know, it could be.
Because I sure did not laugh whenever I came across English shows back when I knew I did not know English.
I guess it's more about tone than content in this case.

the funniest part is when the old lady tells the red hair girl - "callate putita" (shut up little whore)

>> ^mauz15:
>> ^poolcleaner:
>> ^mauz15:
I guess not knowing Spanish makes this funny, because as a Spanish speaker one finds this completely lame.

I grew up in Socal, took 3 years of Spanish in high school, 1 semester in college, and grew up around a lot of Mexicans. I get to absorb plenty of late night Espanol comedy when I go to my local laundromat.
Rather (I surmise) knowing a tiny bit of Spanish makes this funny. I'm sure that the lack of any knowledge of Spanish would make this equally unfunny -- Si? No?

Hmm I don't know, it could be.
Because I sure did not laugh whenever I came across English shows back when I knew I did not know English.
I guess it's more about tone than content in this case.


Most definitely. Also, hearing them speak the language, knowing they usually do so in English is funny to me; which is probably a cultural thing.

The language itself doesn't make me laugh (I've seen enough movies in Spanish to know), but when people speak it so obviously fake, it's funny.

I don't think knowing or not knowing spanish makes this funny or unfunny. I think no matter what language you speak, this is definitely unfunny...

>> ^iaui:
I don't think knowing or not knowing spanish makes this funny or unfunny. I think no matter what language you speak, this is definitely unfunny...


You upvoted http://www.videosift.com/video/Best-Knock-Knock-Joke-Ever