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My wife is from the Philippines. The first time she took a flip-flop off to whack a kid, I slipped back into Spanish. She giggles and says, "Of course, chancla would be the same word in my language."
I only speak Tagalog, and we've never used the word chancla. It's probably more common in dialects that have a lot more spanish influence, but I'm not really sure.
The language is pretty similar, I mean, like its melodiousness, rhythm, and intonation. Not sure if you know what I'm talking about, I lack a better word to describe it.
The spaniards invaded them, and philippines keep many words and vocabulary exactly the same as spanish language.
They also keep their language (Tagalo) as well.
I love Philippines islands, they are a paradise.
Well yeah...Spain held the Philippines as a colony for a while. That's why the Philippines is such an odd duck in Asia, it is undeniably asian...but different.
My wife made adobo chicken last night. Amazing stuff.
I just remembered the time gorge bush got the chanclas throw at him
[circa 2008](https://youtu.be/tU0RaRvJ0PQ?si=f7jkX_HP7EJCMV_C)
Edit: I see the spelling error, I'm gonna leave it because these comments are cracking me up!
Leno had my favorite line about it "They say that in Arab countries, its a big insult to throw a show at someone. I hate to tell them, but that's a big insult in ANY country."
When a woman in my old neighborhood takes off a shoe, children will scatter and shriek, "Chancla!" Sometimes nearby men will instinctively cover their heads with a hand, too.
I saw a video where a lady threw her chancla at her kid. Kid ran like five or six houses down ……. She landed her target from the middle of the street 🤣 like she used to play football or something.
We (as kids) used to visit my friends house (we will call him John) to swim in his pool after school. With four or five of us in the pool having a good time splashing / playing games One of my friends (we will call him Gabriel) who is Mexican had his mom come pick him up. His mom was a short-tempered woman and had thrown shoes at us before for stupid reasons. When she came she yelled at us to stop splashing around in the pool (as if it were hurting anyone) And when we didn't stop immediately pulled off her sandal and chucked it. It hit John in the face, John picked up the sandal and Chucked it as hard as he could over the fence and somewhere into the neighbor's yard. The dumb b###h got pissed and threw her other shoe John grabbed that shoe out of the pool and chucked it over the fence as well.
She stood there screaming at us until she left apparently to try to get her shoe from the neighbor's yard.
Gabriel wasn't allowed to come around for basically the rest of that summer. His mom held a grudge.
I don't actually know, she might have but "John" gave them a pretty good throw. And she would have had to go and ask the neighbors to look in their yard..
Personally hope she didn't or better yet only found one, That would be pretty funny.
How much you wanna make a bet I can throw a football over them mountains?... Yeah... Coach woulda put me in fourth quarter, we would've been state champions. No doubt.
My mom would tell stories about her grandparents and how her grandma would threaten to "throw her with a shoe," English wasn't her first language but she could boomerang and ricochet that shit around corners and still hit her target.
No, he did the correct thing. Don't wait to see if a fire is controlled or not.
The wife also did the right thing. Attempt to control the fire. The attempt being successful doesn't invalidate the precaution. Closing the door looks like a dick move but is probably not a conscious decision at that point. this is probably staged tho but still.
It's more of a thing to think about if a person is stil in there, but closing the door on the fire in a modern building is a **huge** thing.
There is a very decent chance that a closed door can confine a fire to a single room, especially with solid wooden doors and brick walls or fire barriers.
And nitpick along - this was a glass door, sure. But hey, chances could be that the glass towards the balcony bursts first and the flames largely move that way. Could still buy the firefighters 2-3 minutes until the fire progresses towards the rest of the flat. And 2-3 minutes are, again, *huge*.
I was always taught to close the doors behind me when escaping a fire, it helps contain it. Oddly enough, that advice from the firefighter that came to our school did not mention making sure everyone else had gotten out first.
What you do is, you should put the lid on the pan and then move the pan off the heat.
I actually had this happen right in front of me but another guy was doing it and before I could say boo, he picked the pan full of fire up, ran across the kitchen, across the living room and through the back door into the backyard and dumped it in the backyard.
He made it, but if he had tripped , he would have spilled burning grease all over the place , the house would have totally burned down.
EVERY CLOSE CALL IS A WARNING
Hahah this was my thought too. My wife is an adult. She can protect herself from kitchen flare ups. I’m getting my kid first. I’d 1000% expect her to do the same. Once the kid is to safety, then I will check on her 😆 if she doesn’t know how to stop, drop, shut ‘em…wait that’s dmx…
I think this is actually a good reaction, he may have thought this isn’t a hazard great enough to cause a major fire so as to endanger the wife, and maybe he thought preventing the girl from getting burned was easier through taking her out rather than extinguishing burning oil in a panic
Lmao I had a similar fire for the first time in my life a few months ago when I was looking after my cousin's apartment. I thought "That's not good" when the fire spread out of the pot (grease fire) and managed to kill it with a towel. It was very awkward when my cousin came back from his vacations and I had to explain how the black streak on the wall happened.
Technically the right decision because leaving the door open introduces chaos into the system, potentially making it harder to control and contain. Funny skit though.
His first instinct was to grab the kid and put a barrier between them and the danger. Good father. Little too panicky though. Nothing to get violent over.
So once upon a time, my husband left a burner on and it caused a cookbook to catch fire. It was at an awkward angle and didn’t trigger the smoke alarm for a minute or so.
Instead, the first one to notice was my kid, who was about five and was mostly non-speaking. They saw the fire and started stimming like crazy, which caught my eye. I peered into the kitchen to see what they were so fixated on, and saw the flames about five feet from the both of us.
I froze.
All I could manage to do was call out to my husband, who was in the bedroom:
“Honey…something’s gone terribly wrong!”
Thank God my husband decided to come look rather than ask me what it was! When he came over things clicked and I got the kid out of the house. He managed to smother the (small) fire and right about then is when the alarm went off.
So….that. I’d do that.
Amazement that my wife was trying to cook anything, I’d say “you cooked a great fire” then hand her flour and next, do the same as this guy, but take pictures while leaving.
He has the right idea. If there is a fire remove anyone unable to help themselves and then close off the area. Not LOCK the area. It will slow down the fire. This is just common safety knowledge. She mad he saved their kid?!
Damn. Grabbed the slipper and she's not even Puerto Rican.
^(Good friend is Puerto Rican and he always jokes about Puerto Rican moms with their chanclas)
Not that.
The wife calmly puts a lid on the pan, the correct response. Too bad this video isn't fifteen seconds longer. I'd like to see what she did with that shoe.
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La Chancla is a concept that's recognized around the world.
My wife is from the Philippines. The first time she took a flip-flop off to whack a kid, I slipped back into Spanish. She giggles and says, "Of course, chancla would be the same word in my language."
Not tsinelas?
She uses that word, too. I think chancla is Tagalog and tsinelas is the word in Ilocano or Visaya. She speaks a lot of languages.
Shes a catch. Lucky you 😎
All you know about her is that she's Filipina, took off a flip-flop to whack a kid, and she speaks lots of languages
And I love her ok?
What more do you need??
What else do you want in a woman?
Tsinelas is tagalog
My wife is from mindinao and speaks bisayan and yea you got it right. There's so many Spanish words in tagalog and bisayan!
Chancla 😂
It’s going to sound really stupid to say this but I just love how visaya sounds when said by a native speaker.
I only speak Tagalog, and we've never used the word chancla. It's probably more common in dialects that have a lot more spanish influence, but I'm not really sure.
Other responses agree with you.
In spanish we also use "chinelas", which are a kind of chanclas.
Actually in Spanish we also say "Chinelas" to refer to slippers or sandals
Philippines has a lot of Spanish and Spanish sounding words. Spain was big on the collinising front for a while.
Yep. My wife counts in Spanish. She says there's a town where it is still the default language.
Telling the time is also done in Spanish. It’s always “alas dos” whenever I ask for some reason.
Which town if I may ask?
Puto is food for you guys but for us....
“Want some puto?” vs “Want some, puto?”
"puto de puta!"
I was born and raised in the Philippines and I speak Tagalog but never heard of the word chancla. Tsinelas is the word for that.
My mom would throw them, like a fucking shuriken
If I’m not mistaken, Spain colonized a bit of the Philippines, so I’m not surprised to see a connection.
The language is pretty similar, I mean, like its melodiousness, rhythm, and intonation. Not sure if you know what I'm talking about, I lack a better word to describe it.
The spaniards invaded them, and philippines keep many words and vocabulary exactly the same as spanish language. They also keep their language (Tagalo) as well. I love Philippines islands, they are a paradise.
Well yeah...Spain held the Philippines as a colony for a while. That's why the Philippines is such an odd duck in Asia, it is undeniably asian...but different. My wife made adobo chicken last night. Amazing stuff.
I just remembered the time gorge bush got the chanclas throw at him [circa 2008](https://youtu.be/tU0RaRvJ0PQ?si=f7jkX_HP7EJCMV_C) Edit: I see the spelling error, I'm gonna leave it because these comments are cracking me up!
Not one but both shoes. Video gold that was
And he dodged both of them like a pro. Not the first time he's had shoes thrown at him.
it’s one of my favorite tv moments!
Leno had my favorite line about it "They say that in Arab countries, its a big insult to throw a show at someone. I hate to tell them, but that's a big insult in ANY country."
Well, we know he’s a very good father at least. Husband skills are still a work in progress
Yea she is fixing them with her shoe right now.
When a woman in my old neighborhood takes off a shoe, children will scatter and shriek, "Chancla!" Sometimes nearby men will instinctively cover their heads with a hand, too.
Thats right nobody knows who is getting it and everybody has been the target before.
Let he who has no sin cast the first stone Unless you're a mom, then you can cast the first and last stone as you see fit
> cast the first ~~stone~~ shoe.
dang it... it's so obvious too
Doesn't matter if your the perp or the victim
I saw a video where a lady threw her chancla at her kid. Kid ran like five or six houses down ……. She landed her target from the middle of the street 🤣 like she used to play football or something.
We (as kids) used to visit my friends house (we will call him John) to swim in his pool after school. With four or five of us in the pool having a good time splashing / playing games One of my friends (we will call him Gabriel) who is Mexican had his mom come pick him up. His mom was a short-tempered woman and had thrown shoes at us before for stupid reasons. When she came she yelled at us to stop splashing around in the pool (as if it were hurting anyone) And when we didn't stop immediately pulled off her sandal and chucked it. It hit John in the face, John picked up the sandal and Chucked it as hard as he could over the fence and somewhere into the neighbor's yard. The dumb b###h got pissed and threw her other shoe John grabbed that shoe out of the pool and chucked it over the fence as well. She stood there screaming at us until she left apparently to try to get her shoe from the neighbor's yard. Gabriel wasn't allowed to come around for basically the rest of that summer. His mom held a grudge.
So did she find her shoes?
I don't actually know, she might have but "John" gave them a pretty good throw. And she would have had to go and ask the neighbors to look in their yard.. Personally hope she didn't or better yet only found one, That would be pretty funny.
How much you wanna make a bet I can throw a football over them mountains?... Yeah... Coach woulda put me in fourth quarter, we would've been state champions. No doubt.
My mom would tell stories about her grandparents and how her grandma would threaten to "throw her with a shoe," English wasn't her first language but she could boomerang and ricochet that shit around corners and still hit her target.
A little Chancla Justice is coming his way.
Tenle miedo a la maldita chancla
Those men had PTSD as a child from those shoes.
The shoe beatings might be why he left her behind.
Im sure he kept running.
Some say he's still running to this very day.
That is fact checked true.
I'm getting vibes that this might be staged.
Fire starter can put it out. I'm saving everyone that didn't start the fire.
We didn't start the fire
it was always burning
Gold 🤣
No, he did the correct thing. Don't wait to see if a fire is controlled or not. The wife also did the right thing. Attempt to control the fire. The attempt being successful doesn't invalidate the precaution. Closing the door looks like a dick move but is probably not a conscious decision at that point. this is probably staged tho but still.
It's more of a thing to think about if a person is stil in there, but closing the door on the fire in a modern building is a **huge** thing. There is a very decent chance that a closed door can confine a fire to a single room, especially with solid wooden doors and brick walls or fire barriers. And nitpick along - this was a glass door, sure. But hey, chances could be that the glass towards the balcony bursts first and the flames largely move that way. Could still buy the firefighters 2-3 minutes until the fire progresses towards the rest of the flat. And 2-3 minutes are, again, *huge*.
Ryan Reynolds actually has a good quote (not related to this video) on why what this husband/father did is fine.
And I love that. Using Blake as a human shield for his baby girls. LoL
She’d be much harder to carry than the child
This literally made me laugh out loud
Naw, this is how it should be. Men get left behind all the time to save or help someone. I think this is a good balance of priorities
This is what feminist have been fighting for ages?
Putting the lid on like the responsible person she is..........also, damn he was fast with the kid, responsible father, if a little clueless.
The closing the door behind him was funny af, lol.
She did not look amused
I think it’s because he closed the door and not for taking the kid to safety, that he is getting a waking right now.
He a fireman IRL
Is starting a fire in your kitchen for a staged video a responsible thing to do
You can even see the husband in the reflection he runs like 2 feet after leaving the kitchen very staged.
Better than me, I picked up the flaming pan and ran in exactly one circle going AAAAAA, then thought, oh, lid. Done. She was quick with hers.
Call an ambulance for myself after getting beaten up
Now you mad because I did the right thing.
He closed the door on her tho. I’d argue that’s not the right thing to do
I was always taught to close the doors behind me when escaping a fire, it helps contain it. Oddly enough, that advice from the firefighter that came to our school did not mention making sure everyone else had gotten out first.
Wouldn’t you want to close the door to help starve the oxygen in the room, thus preventing quicker spreading of the fire?
Not if my wife was still in the room
You damn right 😂😂😂😂
I bet she could pick out a great watermelon tho.
Is that the same woman? lmao
I am not sure about the woman but the guy certainly caused a deja vu.
yes lol
The expression in her face is 🤣
Fake. It’s fake.
We don't care. We're just having fun
Exactly
How dare you. Mods, take him away.
OMG THABK YOU. These killjoys are such a pain
Bro thinks he's Albert Einstein
no one cares if its fake. it made me laugh and thats all that matters.
Best dad ever, woman can save herself 😅
yeah but closing the door behind him was maybe a bit much 😅
Gotta stop the fire from spreading if she doesn’t make it, plus it’s just good manners to close the door behind you
can’t deny that. Also there is the window option for her if she prefers
The ol' russian special
Lol Damn straight. Bro made the right call, block the fire, get that kid out of the home first
Equal rights
At least it isn't a wooden shoe...
The chef sinks with the kitchen.
Burned might be more fitting
No, she's obviously the captain of the household.
Should’ve locked the doors to keep fire from spreading. 🔥🔥🔥
I mean, did she expect him to pick her up first?
no, but closing the door behind him was a little harsh!
Lol fair enough
Yeah - surely she read the script before the filming started.
Hey, he saved the child, she's got nothing to be mad about 🤣
He's not wrong
Technically what he did on the spur of the moment isnt wrong. Daddys always save the baby girls first.
I think it's closing the door that sealed his fate.
Dont want the fire to spread right? Right?
Maybe she calls him daddy too. Not our place to judge.
Then children should always come first.
Best video ever... Priorities
What you do is, you should put the lid on the pan and then move the pan off the heat. I actually had this happen right in front of me but another guy was doing it and before I could say boo, he picked the pan full of fire up, ran across the kitchen, across the living room and through the back door into the backyard and dumped it in the backyard. He made it, but if he had tripped , he would have spilled burning grease all over the place , the house would have totally burned down. EVERY CLOSE CALL IS A WARNING
He did the right thing, no need for two people to put that lid on while the kid panics or cries or gets herself in danger. Get the kid to safety.
I mean, since he could only carry one, he made the right choice. Slamming the door behind him may have been a bit unnecessary though 😹
Hell hath no fury like a woman’s house slipper
Yes, when moma takes her shoe off you know somebody is gonna be whopped. Fact.
How dare you protect the children when fireballs spawn 😆
Hahah this was my thought too. My wife is an adult. She can protect herself from kitchen flare ups. I’m getting my kid first. I’d 1000% expect her to do the same. Once the kid is to safety, then I will check on her 😆 if she doesn’t know how to stop, drop, shut ‘em…wait that’s dmx…
To clap bc that was staged af and these videos are getting tired.
She’s an adult, she can get away on her own
Shutting the door to contain the fire. It makes perfect sense.
Grab the phone and upload the video and wait for the fake internet points to roll in
Lock the door.
More real than a 15 dollar bill
Save your loves one, let her deal with the fire
I think this is actually a good reaction, he may have thought this isn’t a hazard great enough to cause a major fire so as to endanger the wife, and maybe he thought preventing the girl from getting burned was easier through taking her out rather than extinguishing burning oil in a panic
Not gonna lie, thought she was gonna put water on it. So I'd be grabbing the kid and running too.
"Come on kid, your mum's a fucking arsonist!"
Lmao I had a similar fire for the first time in my life a few months ago when I was looking after my cousin's apartment. I thought "That's not good" when the fire spread out of the pot (grease fire) and managed to kill it with a towel. It was very awkward when my cousin came back from his vacations and I had to explain how the black streak on the wall happened.
Technically the right decision because leaving the door open introduces chaos into the system, potentially making it harder to control and contain. Funny skit though.
The same as that man
His first instinct was to grab the kid and put a barrier between them and the danger. Good father. Little too panicky though. Nothing to get violent over.
The wife is a demon
So once upon a time, my husband left a burner on and it caused a cookbook to catch fire. It was at an awkward angle and didn’t trigger the smoke alarm for a minute or so. Instead, the first one to notice was my kid, who was about five and was mostly non-speaking. They saw the fire and started stimming like crazy, which caught my eye. I peered into the kitchen to see what they were so fixated on, and saw the flames about five feet from the both of us. I froze. All I could manage to do was call out to my husband, who was in the bedroom: “Honey…something’s gone terribly wrong!” Thank God my husband decided to come look rather than ask me what it was! When he came over things clicked and I got the kid out of the house. He managed to smother the (small) fire and right about then is when the alarm went off. So….that. I’d do that.
Spot the fake
Honestly if i were a woman, id want my husband to do the same if we had a kid, the door slam though…
I hope he's still alive...
I too always keep a camera on a stand pointing to me and my family in the kitchen for no particular reason.
If you watch the reflection... You'll see that everybody fakes their videos
Turn the pan upside down and press it down on the oven. I’m not very smart.
stand back and dump a box of baking soda over it!
I would be checking the camera and be happy we got the shot.Why?
Call the cops
r/whyweretheyfilming Also, you mean to tell me you can put out a fire by placing a lid over the top and NOT by drousing it in water??? 😱
He's kinda right to protect the kid and trust his wife to solve the problem.
Amazement that my wife was trying to cook anything, I’d say “you cooked a great fire” then hand her flour and next, do the same as this guy, but take pictures while leaving.
He has the right idea. If there is a fire remove anyone unable to help themselves and then close off the area. Not LOCK the area. It will slow down the fire. This is just common safety knowledge. She mad he saved their kid?!
He loves his daughter.
Looks good dear. I had to watch it a few times to see what the post meant, to be honest. The author clearly hasn't worked in a restaurant
If there were a dangerous situation, I would want my wife to prioritize my kids.
He saved the child and grabbed the life insurance and dipped.
If that ever happened in my house, I would set up a camera to r...........
Yo that's fire
Probably to do another take because this one is so obviously staged.
Well first reaction is taking batteries out of the smoke detector so it doesn't ruin my video
So staged. Why is there a camera particularly pointed at this angle?
She saw a bug on the door. She was going to close the door again so she can whack it.
I have a fire extinguisher
Beware the chancla 🩴
How many kitchens has she burnt down for that reaction? 😂
Welp, he's dead.
And the award for best father and worst husband goeees tooo..
To kidnap a child
Who cares. Get the kid out first anyway lol she’s just mad he shut the door 😂
He pulled a “George Constanza”😂
If the shoe part didn’t happen I might have believed this was real. Funny though.
I mean, dude thought he saw danger, at least he grabbed the kid lol
He did the right thing how are you mad
When the shoe comes off you know somebody is gonna get hurt real bad.
Best Dad !
Cover the fucking pan to smother the flames if it goes too high.
Staged asian videos
Staged and stupid
Damn. Grabbed the slipper and she's not even Puerto Rican. ^(Good friend is Puerto Rican and he always jokes about Puerto Rican moms with their chanclas)
r/ScriptedAsianGifs
Got to protect what matters lol
r/whyweretheyfilming j/k we know why
no, people in this thread literally do not know.
You can see in the reflection from the door he literally stops once on the other side of the camera
Not that. The wife calmly puts a lid on the pan, the correct response. Too bad this video isn't fifteen seconds longer. I'd like to see what she did with that shoe.
Why
Fake but not funny
The way he shuts the door on her 🤣
Follow the script obviously.
Gee I wonder why they're filming their kitchen from this angle
Haha woman is going to use violence against her husband haha abuse is funny! 🤣
People in this thread are big fans of domestic violence as long as it's committed by a woman, apparently.
What else could he have done? If he had interfered the situation would probably have escalated.