It's about a peasant type who goes to a ball to dance with the girl he likes. He's well prepared - he just got his salary, so he has bought a bag of beers, a deodorant and a condom, just in case. However, as it turns out that Gurli (a VERY provincial name here!), the girl he likes, would rather dance with a refined Copenhagen guy, our "hero" starts a fight with that guy and is killed It is all related in heavy dialogue and in a very, very humoristic way - at one point, to intimidate his rival, he says "I've castrated more pigs than you've eaten peas!" :D When he starts saying that after dying, he arrived in Heaven and went to the bar for a beer and a cigar, his friends become skeptical.
Den er genial! Sagt af en Kjøvenhavner-snude.
God gammel sang, på sønderjysk :) Love it... Er selv sønderjyde :P
Den er så sej!!! XD
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It's about a peasant type who goes to a ball to dance with the girl he likes. He's well prepared - he just got his salary, so he has bought a bag of beers, a deodorant and a condom, just in case. However, as it turns out that Gurli (a VERY provincial name here!), the girl he likes, would rather dance with a refined Copenhagen guy, our "hero" starts a fight with that guy and is killed It is all related in heavy dialogue and in a very, very humoristic way - at one point, to intimidate his rival, he says "I've castrated more pigs than you've eaten peas!" :D When he starts saying that after dying, he arrived in Heaven and went to the bar for a beer and a cigar, his friends become skeptical.
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Hvis man ikke forstår hvad de siger, skal man bare hører godt efter :)
Jeg er opvokset i Jylland og ved hvad det hele betyder de siger.. 'Så kom igen
det er vest jysk
@TheDenmarksCutie Se ikke hvis du er fra jylland
Jeg er fra Jylland og kan forstå det hele selv om jeg bruger det som baggrundsmusik... Forstår ikke helt hvad i mener med gætteleg, Sry...