Submitted by KarmicComic12334 t3_ydzq0q in Jokes
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>ff. The others hear him scream. It goes on all day and all night. Finally as the sun rises, he is thrown back in the cell. The other two look at him with new found respect, but he says
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>I wanted to tell them everything! But they wouldn't u
Yeah it's a common stereotype. Italians are very animated with their hands when they talk.
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I went on a date with an Italian beauty. We had a great conversation until we held hands, then she was speechless.
Spaghetti 🤌
So that’s… how you shut up an Italian? Hold their hands? Just like a person using sign language, you just turn the lights off? 😆
Edit: Come to think of it, Italians are speaking in sign language… kind of? So holding either’s hand would shut both up?
🤏🤏
😂😂😂 that's funny
A woman travels to Italy for a work conference, so her husband drives her to the airport.
“Thank you honey,” she says, “Is there anything I can bring back for you?”
He laughs and says, “How about an Italian girl!”
When the conference is over, he meets her up at the airport and asks, “So how was the trip?”
“Very good,” she replies.
“And what about the present you were going to bring me?”
“Which present?” she asks.
“The one I asked for - an Italian girl!”
“Oh right, well I did what I could. We’ll just have to wait 9 months to see if it’s a girl.”
Not just a stereotype ... a lot of them (us) do it.
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I’m walking down a road in Italy and I’m lost.
I ask a man carrying two watermelons under each arm which way to the train station.
He carefully works the first watermelon to the ground, and gently lowers the second watermelon to the ground.
He looks me dead in the eyes, throws up his hands and says “I don’t know”
I cooka da meatball
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It's a spi-cy meat-ball.
Lame!
Great punch
Welcome to r/jokes
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I givea you my award 🤌
As a Hispanic (similar but not the same), I've tried to talk with my hands in my pockets - it is nigh impossible.
If he had two watermelons under each arm, wouldn’t he have four watermelons?
What do you call an Italian with no arms?
A mute.
As written... yes.
Probably meant to be written, "carrying two watermelons, one under each arm, ..."
Well, being Finnish myself… I usually keep my hands to the side. Then again, I barely talk. No, I’m not mute, just Finnish.
Ah, good old number 83. Classic.
An italian guy picks up a blonde from the bar, He takes her home to make love to her, after finishing he asks her:" are you finnish?"
"No" she answers
Determined not to leave her unsatisfied, he makes love to her again this time with more intensity after half an hour he asks her again:"are you finnish?"
"No" she replies again
This time the Italian goes for an hour, he rolls up in bed covered in sweat and asks: "are you finnish?"
"No, I'm Norwegian" she answers
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Mamma Mia!
RAW the Italian has 4 watermelons, but RAI it's 2
Why it is - an brit?
You may be joking but it actually kinda is
How do you teach an Italian how to swim?
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Ask them to explain something and throw them in the pool....
What do you call an Italian with no hands?? speech impediment.
Technically it would but then it would just be that they literally couldn’t say anything
I understood that reference!
The real joke is that it included an British person, who presumably had an British accent
The mental image of a man carrying 4 watermelons under his arms, struggling, is just so simply hilarious.
Not really
But do they count as improvised weaponry, or does carrying them mean he's unarmed?
Nowhere does it say that the two watermelons he set down were from different hands... he could have freed one hand only... It takes only one hand to 🤌
A harmless mute...
LMAO AYO i lold way too hard at work.
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Hard to explain without hands
But it says "throws up his hands"
I actually saw a fender-bender accident in front of my little hotel in Italy
The next hour I just sat on my balcony and watched the show. The hand waving and arguing was insanly entertaining. Even people who weren't even there to see the accident would walk by and get involved in the arguing and gesticulating.
This is class
🤌🤌🤌
Maybe he threw a watermelon with each hand when he did that
Has Crawford tweeted about how many watermelons there are?
I see what you did there....
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It's called gesticulation.
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This only works if you read it to other people.
This is an amazing fact about Italians, please don't stop doing this
You don’t know the kings English?
You should have joined in with random yells and hand gestures. Just go "eeeeeeeeeh", "ooooooooooh", "ueh" and do something with your hands. they would have been scared and confused and drop the argument.
That's what a stereotype is...
A portrayal of a group of people with common characteristic and subsequent behaviours.
Whether factual or not, it's still a stereotype.
Damnit. This got removed.
It says "Rule 2" and "[Removed]". Unless that's the joke.
Was it a repost ?
I don't know. I haven't checked.
😂😂😂 oh!! Never heard that word. Sound like ejaculation
Hahaha thank you much. That's awesome. Wonder if that's a take on an old comedian's joke for comedians.
That's why it's a stereotype. Sometimes you have them put on you... Sometimes you earn them.
Right? :-D
Am I supposed to?
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AcceptablePool8990 t1_itv1cu0 wrote
I assume Italians use hand gestures while talking🤔. Otherwise this went over my head