Silvio Berlusconi's 'Bunga bunga' parties

jimpeel

jimpeel

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Reminds me of an old joke.

Three missionaries are captured by hostile natives. They are taken to the village where the chief stands before them.

The Chief says to the first missionary "Death, or Bunga!"

The missionary, not wanting to die, says "Bunga".

With that he is taken over to a log on the ground and tied down. His pants are removed and 100 natives line up and start corn holing him.

The Chief then asks the second missionary "Death, or Bunga!"

The missionary, looking at what is happening to the first missionary but not wanting to die, meekly says "Bunga".

With that, the natives take him over to the log and 100 natives line up and start buggering him.

The Chief then says to the third missionary "Death, or Bunga!"

Being a bit proud, and seeing what is happening to the other two, he says defiantly "Death!"

The Chief declares in a loud voice "Death by Bunga!"
 
So, now, how about those "Bunga bunga" parties.

It seems that the Prime Minister has been throw=ing sex parties in his Milan home.

SOURCE

Silvio Berlusconi's alleged 'sex parties': 'Bunga bunga' sweeps Italian popular culture
Since a teenage runaway turned belly dancer announced last week she had attended parties at Silvio Berlusconi's Milan home a new phrase has entered Italian life: Bunga bunga.

By Nick Squires in Rome 2:55PM GMT 02 Nov 2010

Karima Keyek claimed she had witnessed so-called "bunga bunga" sex sessions.

The phrase "bunga-bunga" has been dominating news bulletins, appearing in newspaper cartoons, rap songs and parodies on television shows and providing endless material for discussion among Italians in cafes and bars.

While some Italians are outraged that Mr Berlusconi allegedly ordered police to drop theft charges against Miss Keyek, also known by her stage name of Ruby, others have delighted in satirising the alleged "bunga-bunga" parties.

The phrase is said to come either from the punch-line to one of the premier's favourite bawdy jokes, or refers to an "erotic ritual" that Mr Berlusconi learned from his friend Muammar Gaddafi, the Libyan leader.

It has entered the Italian lexicon and inspired dozens of spoofs, including a rap song and a parody by a TV comedian in which the words to the Shakira hit 'Waka Waka' – the official theme tune for this year's Soccer World Cup - were replaced by references to bunga bunga.

An opposition party, Italy of Values, has come up with a campaign poster entitled "Evolution of the species?" with three images of Mr Berlusconi.

In the first, he is soberly dressed in a dark suit.

The second shows a photograph from 2004, when the permatanned Mr Berlusconi notoriously wore a bandana to cover his hair transplant, above the word 'papi' or 'Daddy' – the term of endearment reportedly used by the innumerable showgirls and models in his inner circle.

In the third he is dressed in the sort of traditional North African robes worn by Col Gaddaffi, above the words "bunga-bunga".

The catchphrase has even been co-opted by the sports press. When AC Milan, the team owned by Mr Berlusconi, were beaten at the weekend 2-1 by Juventus, La Gazzetta Sportiva ran the front page headline: "Bunga Bunga Juve!"
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i'd like to have her at my bunga party.
 
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