Sok ala Banatak

Lock Your Girls In.

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[JubalCalif]

@00idem2

Thank you VERY much for the explanation! I'd say your English is pretty good! Not perfect, but few can say that, even people who speak English as their mother tongue! Thanks again! Have a wonderful day! CHEERS! :-)

[00idem2]

@JubalCalif she is not hi wife, but the elder child :) he is angry at the other girl the blond one wich is also his daughter, she is dating an old guy, and he doesn't emprouv that, so her sister is trying to protect her, but she is been beaten instead...

i know my english is not that good, but i hope a gave some clue

[JubalCalif]

@daneldorado

I was wondering the same thing! I wish this had English subtitles. Don't know if the older guy is smacking his wife or daughter. Nor do we know the reason! Showing the spanking of a grown woman would be hard if not impossible to do on American TV (unless it was played STRICTLY for laughs, of course, as it was in an episode of "Community" a few yrs ago). But even so, on American TV scenes of spanking are becoming rarer than hen's teeth.

[daneldorado]

Does anyone understand the dialogue? I'd love to know why the older man keeps spanking the woman (his wife?) and what the two young people have to do with it.

[daneldorado]

"Sok ala banatak" (Lock your girls in), is an Egyptian stage play from about 2002.

[JubalCalif]

Heavens to Murgatroid! That's gotta smart! Strictly from owsville! The audience seems to have no problem with seeing grown women spanked...appears to be a laugh riot! THANKS for posting....and spanks for the memories!  :-)

[xxxXxXomarXxXxxx]

true lol i still love it

[Zimorian]

VERY FUNNY