Hajiagha finds a girl-friend (Episode 5)

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Hajiagha finds a girl-friend (Episode 5)
by Anonymouse
29-Oct-2009
 

Photo caption: Tehran, political debate.

(((three parentheses means that person is thinking to self)))

Hajiagha and Roya are getting ready to go to a party

R: What are you going to wear tonight?

H: The usual.  Shirts, pants

R: Are you going to take a shower and get ready?

H: Yes let me finish watching Weekend in Vancouver and then I’ll go

R: I don’t know why you watch that show. I don't see any weekend or Vancouver in you

H: I watch it for Canada bashing ideas 

R: Hurry up anyway.  Tezol!

H: Okay okay.

Haji takes his shower and comes out

R: What the hell? What’s all this steam? How can I use it now?

H: What’s wrong with my shower taking?

R: Nothing baba, nothing!

Haji is dressed and has been waiting in the living room for the past hour

H: WHAT TIME ARE WE SUPPOSED TO BE THERE?

R: 7

H: IT’S LIKE 6:45 AND ABOUT 45 MINUTES TO GET THERE

R: WHY 45 MINUTES?

H: THEY LIVE IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE

(((I’m dying over here)))

R: WHATEVER

(((which earrings look better?)))

It’s 7:30

H: ROYA!

R: HONNAGH!

H: Finally. Is this it?

R: When they say 7, you leave start at 7:30, give or take an hour.  Who comes at 7?

H: Is this college math?

R: Yes I have grade 12 education. You?

It’s 8:40 and they arrive at the party

R: saaalaaaam. 

Mooch muah mooch muah

- Mooch muah mooch muah- Bah bah hi Hajiagha

H: Hi hello, hello, hello, hov-r-u, hov-r-u

- Come here Haji. Roya khanoom we’re stealing your Haji 

- Haji it’s self-service. What do you want? beer, Vodka, Whiskey, wine

H: I’ll have a beer

- What does Roya want?

H: She doesn’t drink

R: HAJI GET ME A WINE

- hehehe Haji looks like Mrs wants a wine.  Here, take it to her

R: Thanks Haji.  So Mahtab joon what’s going on?

- you look so pretty tonight

- Roya joon …

- joonam …

- …

About an hour later

­R: Yes I’m thinking of going to college

- Sounds good. What are you going to study?

Yelling is heard from afar

R: I want to … what’s all that yelling?

- Roya joon they’re talking politics, leave them alone!

- ISLAMO FACISIM!

- IRAN IS THE BEST!

- ARABIZATION OF IRAN!

- DIRT ON OUR HEADS!

- HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS!

- GAY RIGHTS!

- DEATH TO DICTATOR!

- SUCKS TO CANADA!

- ARAB LOVER!

- CHILDREN YOUNG AS 10 SELLING HASHISH!

- QUIET BABA!

- ISRAEL!

- IRI!

- AIPAC!

- PISS ON ISLAM!

- SUCKS TO CANADA!

- WOMEN’S RIGHTS!

- SEX TOYS!

- INFLATION!

- SLAVERY IN CANADA!

- ANTARINEJAD!

- MR. PRESIDENT !

R: Sounds like serious

- Leave them alone.  Let them break each other’s head

- Don’t they get tired?

R: Yeah leave them alone. So what where we saying?

- CHILDREN YOUNG AS 8!

- YOU USE CANADA’S FREEDOM AND NAG

- HAH! BRITISH COLONY

- ROYA KHANOOM COME AND GET HIM!  

­R: Are they calling me?

- Leave them alone

R: Okay

- Roya khanoom would you please come with me please, we’re having problems

R: Okay so what’s going on?

Roya and host walk over to men’s discussion

- Roya khanoom Haji is causing problems

R: What’s going on?

H: CHILDREN YOUNG AS 12 SELLING HASHISH …

- QUIET! HIISST!

- See Roya khanoom, he keeps yelling children as young as 10 are selling hashish and neighbors think we’re selling drugs here

H: Children young as 12, not 10, sometimes 8, you’re smoking it

- It’s not hashish

- Roya khanoom for god sake can you take him inside?

R: Come here Haji.  Come with me

H: Okay let’s go I don’t like staying

R: Haji can’t you zip it for one night?

H: I told you I don’t like them cause they smoke hashish

R: Hashish chiyeh? It’s alaf

R: Okay we’re back. I brought this one with me!

- hehehe Hajiagha was Amir there?

H: Who is Amir?

- Max

H: I don’t know any Max

R: So …

They eat their dinner and are on their way back in the car

R: You almost ruined tonight

H: I don’t like them potheads

R: So don’t smoke, come stay with me

H: But I don’t want to be with women’s group

R: Women and men nadare

H: Yes dare

R: Well you can’t stay with men either

H: At least they won’t call me a feminist if I become the only men in women’s group

R: Feminist?  Haji you just know how to push the wrong buttons

H: If we were in Iran we wouldn’t have these problems

R: I don’t like them smoking either but maybe you can smoke one just so you can forget about CANADA oh CANADA!

H: Alaf doesn’t do it for me, I need something stronger

R: I bet!

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Never had pizza-sabzi but can vouch for alaf-ghormeh being good!

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Everything is sacred.


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First "peetzayeh ghormesabzi" and now ghormeh sabzi from alaf!!

by Anahid Hojjati on

In one of Kiosk songs, it sings about "peetzayeh ghorme sabzi" and now you write about ghorme sabzi made entirely from alaf. All I can write is "jalalkhalegh".


Anonymouse

Thanks Anahid

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Yes you never know what may happen in these parties.  These Iranian parties can be a blog series of their own!  Stereotyping galore!

In one party I was offered alaf smoking through a homemade bong out of an apple!  I guess after 30 years of smoking they have to try other stuff.

Back in my college days in one party they made a ghormeh sabzi 100% out of alaf!  It tasted the same and since we were hungry and it also gives you munchies it was a feeding frenzy and we were fighting over it like a pack of animals!

Of course back then we were students and not chic or anything. These days these are business men and potato heads still smoking.  I just pass but god help their akhar aghebat!

Everything is sacred.


Anahid Hojjati

Dear Anonymouse, you know that I love your Hajiagha series

by Anahid Hojjati on

Thanks for another Hajiagha story.  What I like about this one is its accurate picture of an Iranian party with its required elements.  You covered some of these elements in your story such as: guests arriving late to the party and the intense political discusions.