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ocrumsprug posted:They didn't get hit with another tsunami, their elderly king died. The country probably shouldn't stop. That's because when the old bag finally bites it the Commonwealth peasants will be drinking their sorrow away. It's a proud tradition.
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The Great Autismo! posted:Angel opportunity had been asking me to post it for a few years but I'm unsure what I want to do with it when I'm done so I'm reluctant to post it Imho you should just keep compiling for as long as you're working in China, then turn it into a book called China Will Rule the World. Also wire me like 50% of the proceeds for coming up with that title.
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The Great Autismo! posted:Angel opportunity had been asking me to post it for a few years but I'm unsure what I want to do with it when I'm done so I'm reluctant to post it I'm going to admit to something. I thought you were Angel Opportunity just with a name change.
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beep-beep car is go posted:I'm going to admit to something. I thought you were Angel Opportunity just with a name change. No angel opportunity is better and cooler and funnier than me, tho he and I have pretty much the same stories and same view on China
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The new king of Thailand sure is suave. 5000 years of good taste!
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Potrzebie posted:The new king of Thailand sure is suave. 5000 years of good taste! Enjoy your lese majeste charges, friend!
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Potrzebie posted:The new king of Thailand sure is suave. 5000 years of good taste! Lol what a baller 
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That's actually him? Holy poo poo.
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KiteAuraan posted:That's because when the old bag finally bites it the Commonwealth peasants will be drinking their sorrow away. It's a proud tradition. I hope they wear a shirt with her picture on it or something because otherwise no one will be able to tell they're in morning just from the continuous drinking alone.
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Potrzebie posted:The new king of Thailand sure is suave. 5000 years of good taste!
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Whatever happened to AO? He was an insufferable douche bag but that added to the flavor.
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rear end cobra posted:Lol what a baller lmao monarchies are the best Darkman Fanpage fucked around with this message at 14:48 on Oct 14, 2016 |
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Pirate Radar posted:Enjoy your lese majeste charges, friend!  What, don't you agree he is absolutely gorgeous?
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Glenn Quebec posted:Whatever happened to AO? He was an insufferable douche bag but that added to the flavor. As far as I know, he/she got doxed and stopped posting.
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Thai people supporting their dead king.
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Haier posted:Thai people supporting their dead king. Maybe they're chinese and the green arrows are pointing towards the shrimp buffet
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Haier posted:As far as I know, he/she got doxed and stopped posting. No poo poo is there a link to this nonsense drama?
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Glenn Quebec posted:No poo poo is there a link to this nonsense drama?
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http://www.ejinsight.com/20161014-sharing-fridge-campaign-turns-into-free-for-all-in-shanghai/quote:“Sharing Fridge”, a charitable scheme in which members of a community contribute food items and place them in a communal refrigerator for the underprivileged, has been launched in at least three locations in Shanghai. This kind of thing, along with feeding the needy, is common in India and other countries in SEA and doesn't get destroyed in minutes by grabby retards. But this is China, so what do you expect? LOL @ the idea of taking care of and/or feeding the poor and needy in China. So much face to be lost by helping others.
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So in addition to having a large Chinese community, Vancouver also has a large Punjabi community. One of the major Punjabi holidays is Vaisakhi, which is sort of like a Punjabi Halloween except you don't have to get dressed up and you get Indian food instead of candy when you go door to door. I go almost every year because free Indian food is great, but the Chinese people take it to the next level. They turn up with canvas bags and shopping carts in order to take home as much food as possible, which they then load into their Lexuses and drive back to their million dollar mansions to enjoy.
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McGavin posted:So in addition to having a large Chinese community, Vancouver also has a large Punjabi community. One of the major Punjabi holidays is Vaisakhi, which is sort of like a Punjabi Halloween except you don't have to get dressed up and you get Indian food instead of candy when you go door to door. Does mandarin even have a word for "shame" ??
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Baronjutter posted:Does mandarin even have a word for "shame" ?? I remember seeing a news story a while ago about Mainlander expats I think somewhere in Canada lining up for a church's food distribution program and they would then go around the corner, pick through it and throw anything they didn't think they could resell into the street, and then take the rest of it back to Chinatown and try to sell it on a corner. Of course several people went through the line more than once to get more free stuff to sell from these loving Suckers Just Giving poo poo Away For Nothing.
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When I moved out of my Chinatown apartment I threw away fifteen or so big hefty bags of poo poo. Not all of it was poo poo as my general philosophy for moving is to not carry anything I would rather just rebuy, but still. Between setting the bags out overnight and going to the subway in the morning all of the bags had been split open and sorted through with things like lovely old kitchen knives, old sheets and towels, stained kitchen Tupperware, all snapped up and put in someone's home. When I lived in China there were junkmen that came around. The only thing of value I'd bought in China was a boombox to listen to music on and I debated flagging the junkman down and selling it to him because that was his job basically -- a pawnshop on a trike. I instead gave it to a retried geography teacher that had gone out of his way to make friends with me and who wasn't a lunatic. raton fucked around with this message at 17:11 on Oct 14, 2016 |
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I've seen something similar to that in NYC. Essentially, if you're Asian they seem to screen you. I used to live by Thompson Square Park and walked my dog there all the time and I saw a lot of disingenuous food line stuff by Asians and also morning Tai chi accompanied by like a group of twenty elderly Tai chi-ers hocking out enormous loogies and generally hacking and coughing. I gotta move to the suburbs.
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It was probably in San Francisco, there are a ton of videos like this... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIQdaDoqXsE
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Fall Sick and Die posted:It was probably in San Francisco, there are a ton of videos like this... That was probably it, yeah. Absolutely vile. raton fucked around with this message at 17:16 on Oct 14, 2016 |
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Oh, and I can't forget can collecting elderly lady that goes through my trash but was yelled at for popping a squat while doing so (number 2) so now I'm 99% sure she just shits in her pants by my estimate from walking behind her. This is in a more residential area of Brooklyn so I understand that it's difficult to find a public restroom and since making GBS threads all over the sidewalk in front of my neighbors home isn't cool, I guess blowing a hole through your pants is all you got.
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There was a farmer in China who had grown more cabbages than he needed, so he posted online hey I have extra cabbages, if you're in the neighborhood come get one for free. The next day people were rolling in with trucks and stealing literally everything on his farm. They took all the cabbages, all the other crops, and were like ransacking his house and poo poo taking anything not nailed down. Huge piles of stuff to go resell. They destroyed his entire life.
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Glenn Quebec posted:Oh, and I can't forget can collecting elderly lady that goes through my trash but was yelled at for popping a squat while doing so (number 2) so now I'm 99% sure she just shits in her pants by my estimate from walking behind her. This is in a more residential area of Brooklyn so I understand that it's difficult to find a public restroom and since making GBS threads all over the sidewalk in front of my neighbors home isn't cool, I guess blowing a hole through your pants is all you got. I had a can lady too but she never did a loaf that I know of. Did have the padded thermopants though, so it's possible she was dookin and cannin all day every day
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She waves and tries to kind of communicate with me which I don't appreciate. I've never felt like I was a class oriented person or the kind of person to look down at someone or even feel like I would judge someone based on their class but I have never felt more utterly otherwise. Also someone rolls around in a lovely Mercedes who yells at her in Chinese. I don't know if this is her older son, or husband or can collector pimp but something is loving going on.
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McGavin posted:So in addition to having a large Chinese community, Vancouver also has a large Punjabi community. One of the major Punjabi holidays is Vaisakhi, which is sort of like a Punjabi Halloween except you don't have to get dressed up and you get Indian food instead of candy when you go door to door. A co-worker was telling me that he almost had to wrestle an armful of T-shirts out of the hands of a nice Chinese lady at the organ donation sign up table they had at that event. No she didn't sign up for organ donation. The doctors murder you if you are in a hospital and are signed up, do you know?
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Grand Fromage posted:There was a farmer in China who had grown more cabbages than he needed, so he posted online hey I have extra cabbages, if you're in the neighborhood come get one for free. I used to work with a non-profit in Hawaii where we'd feed the homeless in the parks they liked to live/sleep/hang at. This was long before the days of Chinese tourists being a thing, but I imagine now that there are probably many of them waiting in line with the homeless to get a plate of food since it's there. We didn't have any rules about who could get food, but even the surfers wouldn't wait for food because they knew it was mainly for the actual homeless and drug-addicted who slept on the streets. Meth heads eating soup is p funny to watch. They talk to it. There was this one chick having a total meltdown and the beach cops showed up and took her to the showers and put her in he cold water for a few minutes until she calmed down. Since it's an island, you learn who everyone is quickly and it's weird being out and seeing tons of homeless people you know on a first-name basis (and who can't remember your name because they're so wacked out). A lot of them died due to ODing, though the memory of some of them lives on in the early seasons of Dog the Bounty Hunter. There was this one guy I thought was a real piece of poo poo and I just knew he was going to OD any day. He was fat as hell and would steal from local shops and only move when food trucks came in for free food. He was rude and foul and even the other homeless hated him, so he was always alone on this bench that he claimed as his bed because when he'd go to where the rest of them were camped he'd get into fist fights. Anyway, I was walking to work one day and I saw the usual ambulance loading a body into the back. I asked who it was and it was that dude. I thought about him the rest of the day because it was so weird he actually did it and died of a heart attack due to an over dose. He was one of those dudes that people would cross the street if he was on the same sidewalk because he was so offensive. I used to be like "drat, hope this dude goes soon because gently caress this guy." Then he did, and then I was like "Oh poo poo... this is weird."
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