What is the origin of "cumse cumsa"
Edberg94
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Edberg94
ALBERT B. CHING
It's "comme ci, comme ca" with little curly accent things under
the c's in "ci" and "ca". It's a french term that literally means
"like this, like that." How it came to be (at least in Jericho's
mind) a euphenism for homosexuality is anyone's guess...
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Adam
That's Comme Ci Comme Ca if I remember my high school french correctly
and it means approximately so-so. As in, How are you? So-so.
Bernacch
>How it came to be (at least in Jericho's
>mind) a euphenism for homosexuality is anyone's guess...
Say it out loud to yourself. It does sound a little swishy...
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i guess that makes sense. :)
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Adam <adamt...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in article
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: Edberg94 wrote:
: That's Comme Ci Comme Ca if I remember my high school french correctly
: and it means approximately so-so. As in, How are you? So-so.
Close <g>. It's actually spelled "comme si, comme sa" and means literally
'like this, like that'.
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> Close <g>. It's actually spelled "comme si, comme sa" and means literally
> 'like this, like that'.
First poster was right - it's C :-)
-Vin
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> It's "comme ci, comme ca" with little curly accent things under
> the c's in "ci" and "ca". It's a french term that literally means
> mind) a euphenism for homosexuality is anyone's guess...
The Rock started using it first, IIRC. I take it to mean bisexual rather
than homo...
-Vin
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: ALBERT B. CHING <chin...@aztec.asu.edu> wrote in message
: -Vin
And if you want to see what it looks like, type the following into
a file and open it in your browser:
<html>
<head>
<title>French Characters</title>
</head>
<body bgcolor="#ffffff">
<h1>Comme çi, comme ça</h1>
There. That's what it looks like.
</body>
</html>
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the_rave
That's Comme Ci Comme Ca if I remember my high school french correctly
and it means approximately so-so. As in, How are you? So-so.
The_Rave--->
Correct. And what made comme ci, comme ca synonymous with being gay/bi
(in the Rock/Jericho context) is if you use the teeter-totter hand
gesture that goes with feeling "so-so".
"How are you?" "So-so" (with hand gesture)
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Jeff Amdur
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> It's "comme ci, comme ca" with little curly accent things under
> the c's in "ci" and "ca".
The cedille (a.k.a. "little curly accent thing") will appear only in "ca",
not in "ci". It is used to make the "c" sound like an "s" before the
letters a, o, or u.
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Jean Lutte
il est un mileu. Comprenez?
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Stephen Morelock
>pas,
>il est un mileu. Comprenez?
No.
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> Comme-ci comme-ca, je ponce. Comme-ci comme-ca est ne bien pas, et ne mal pas,
> il est un mileu. Comprenez?
I haven't taken french in 6 years, and I understand this. AGGHHH!!!!!
I think he's saying something like, "Comme-ci comme-ca, I think <he's
correcting the spelling>. Comme-ci comme-ca is not doing well, and it
is not doing badly, it is in between. Understand?"
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>Jean Lutte wrote:
>>
>> Comme-ci comme-ca, je ponce. Comme-ci comme-ca est ne bien pas, et ne mal
pas,
>> il est un mileu. Comprenez?
>
>I haven't taken french in 6 years, and I understand this. AGGHHH!!!!!
>
>I think he's saying something like, "Comme-ci comme-ca, I think <he's
>correcting the spelling>. Comme-ci comme-ca is not doing well, and it
>is not doing badly, it is in between. Understand?"
From living all my life in 50/50 french and english city, I've known "comme
ci,
comme ca" to mean "so-so" or "this way or that way".
For example, when I ask somebody "comment ca va?", quite often
they will reply "comme ci, comme ca".
And also, Jean Lutte is either a troll or a fool.
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>Comme-ci comme-ca, je ponce. Comme-ci comme-ca est ne bien pas, et ne mal pas,
>il est un mileu. Comprenez?
Non.
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