Calusarul
niedz., 29/07/2012 - 12:53
* yes, here it is used with its original and more common meaning - punk, hooligan
** yes, it's a kind of laque that some homeless people (teenagers) used to blow in plastic bags because it induces an euphoric feel
*** it has the figurative meaning here - immature
④ paișpe = paisprezece = fourteen (14)
(unșpe, doișpe, treișpe, paișpe, cinșpe, șaișpe, șapteșpe, optâșpe, nouășpe)
⑤ Sevilla is Seville in English
⑥ rade is to cut one's beard, it's not "a râde"
⑦ blugii strânși pe cur = tight jeans :P
aylin_22


* golani = also anticommunist manifestants during 1989 revolution
** here probably in the context of "drugs" (sniffing paint)
*** imberb =having no beard yet