I Raf, I Ruse Edit Meaning

1.

Derivative of the game "you laugh you lose." In "you laugh, you lose" the object is to do something funny. If someone else laughs, they loose. "I raf, I ruse" is either A: a chinaman stating the fact that he/she laughed and lost, or B: a chinaman, not understanding the concept, repeats the game name replacing "you" with "I".

A:

John- "hey look what I'm doing"

(john does something ridiculous)

Chinaman- (laughs) "(sigh)..i raf, i ruse."

B:

John- "hey let's play you laugh you lose."

Chinaman- (confused) "Waht's that? I raf, I ruse?"

See i, laugh, lose, itt, get