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real talk this yanny laurel poo poo isn't anything new https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUz9xCTOPRw we still haven't figured out whether this man is saying bad rear end or pissssssssss and it's almost been 10 years china #1 
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Accretionist posted:Deus Ex poo poo Baronjutter posted:I love really layered urban spaces like that. I imagine it's on a fairly steep hillside? Looks like it. It's in Chongqing, and the building they're standing on is the 高盛创富中心 (or also 魁星楼?)  The triangular tower at the end of the video is the Chongqing World Trade Center, so apparently they built the CBD on top of the hill? And here's a nifty 360 aerial night shot on Baidu Maps. You can use this to get a street view of the area.  CIGNX fucked around with this message at 11:30 on May 19, 2018 |
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May 19, 2018 11:10
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Booty Pageant posted:real talk only loving morons hear bad rear end. It's piss.
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Booty Pageant posted:real talk only loving morons hear piss. It's bad rear end
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Top Hats Monthly posted:only loving morons hear piss. It's bad rear end Are you trying to loving gaslight me bitch?
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May 19, 2018 14:03
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it's piss clear as loving day.
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May 19, 2018 14:53
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No way Mainlanders would celebrate having an rear end like that.
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May 19, 2018 16:46
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Mr. Nice! posted:it's piss clear as loving day. I would blow Dane Cook posted:Are you trying to loving gaslight me bitch? I do agree that it’s piss. I’ve never actually met a person who thinks it’s badass
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Top Hats Monthly posted:I do agree that it’s piss. I’ve never actually met a person who thinks it’s badass You are confusing as hell.
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May 19, 2018 21:50
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Top Hats Monthly posted:only loving morons hear piss. It's bad rear end mods?!?
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May 19, 2018 22:08
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Taiwan number 1
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May 19, 2018 22:49
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Mr. Nice! posted:piss clear as loving day. ...does not exist in China.
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May 19, 2018 23:19
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Fleta Mcgurn posted:...does not exist in China. They still sell Snow Beer, sorry.
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May 19, 2018 23:59
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gently caress these people forever https://twitter.com/ChuBailiang/status/997766732965031939?s=19
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May 20, 2018 01:38
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What's Chinese brisket called in English? And why the gently caress do no groceries carry it.
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bamhand posted:What's Chinese brisket called in English? And why the gently caress do no groceries carry it. It's just brisket. I'm assuming you're in the US, so if a store has any brisket on hand it's going to be in slab form for smoking/bbq'ing, which means you would need to cube it in order to match the Chinese preparation. They also will likely trim the silver skin off, so you won't have anything chewy on it.
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May 20, 2018 02:40
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What's even the point if they're going to remove the best part.
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May 20, 2018 02:42
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Just throw a couple rubber bands in the pot, you savage.
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Send it to the DnD China thread if you want to witness first hand something almost as sick. quote:The program is a hallmark of China's emboldened state security apparatus under the deeply nationalistic, hard-line rule of President Xi Jinping. It is partly rooted in the ancient Chinese belief in transformation through education — taken once before to terrifying extremes during the mass thought reform campaigns of Mao Zedong, the Chinese leader sometimes channeled by Xi.
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He’s a historian at a US university, I expect he chose his words carefully and the reference is fully intentional. E: and once someone explains it to uncle Xi’s fan club, he should expect a blitzkrieg on his Twitter feed. HerStuddMuffin fucked around with this message at 10:39 on May 20, 2018 |
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oohhboy posted:Send it to the DnD China thread if you want to witness first hand something almost as sick. Didn't think they sent in tanks to concentration camps.
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ok lol
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I loving HATE shanghai Booked motel in wechat, show up, oh no!!! Foreigner!! No good!! No where will take me under 700rmb for the next 9 or so hours before i train home for work So im sitting in a fancy hotel lobby pulling an all nighter since they felt so bad for me. gently caress SHANGHAI
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coolusername posted:gently caress SHANGHAI Last summer when I had a long layover in Shanghai I just wondered around until I stumbled across a youth hostel north of the Bund at 2 AM. Napped for a few hours on the couch there and was good to go.
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I did try a couple of places but they were packed. And the hotels wanted to charge me 700-1300 rmb for a nap. But the fancy hotel didn't care if a well-dressed white girl hung out so I spent the past while in the lobby watching their inside koi fish pond and now I'm grabbing an early train. Shanghai is the worst China.
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coolusername posted:I loving HATE shanghai Man this loving sucks they better at least give you your money back. And next time try to book at hanting. It’s an ok chain and if you stick with the newer ones it’s fine. Also post travel related poo poo in the travel thread
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May 20, 2018 22:27
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Oh, my apologies, I thought "loving hell China" rants went in this thread specifically
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That’s like every thread though. If I knew earlier I totally would have helped helped book a hotel or directed to a hostel. Or I’m sure some other goon could have helped What’s the name of the property by the way? And if it’s a work trip then just stay in what ever hotel and charge the company. Oh and pudong is terrible
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Yeah, next time I'll ask. Since I just wanted a place to crash over night I didn't care too much... then gg. Also I wish it was company, they put you in reasonably nice places. But I just wanted to see a concert. Motel 168/上海江川经济城(上海华龙大酒店西南) 上海市闸北区. Lady at the front desk would not do anything but gesture me to the door and refuse after I walked in.
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Holy loving poo poo 168. I’m just glad that you are still alive in one piece. 168 is sketchy as loving gently caress. And regardless of hotel, always dead bolt lock your hotel room. There have been cases of sexual harassment and other crazy poo poo 2 years back and the internet got censored. One time I came back from running in a early morning and forgot my room key. I asked reception for the wrong room number and front desk just handed it to me without verifying ID. I mentioned my name which was in the hotel record but it didn’t match the room number I mentioned. Front desk just cha bu duo gave me a key card and I ended up in some random dudes room and scared him. But the room was filled with peanut shells on the ground and bottles of empty baijiu playing some random tv show
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May 20, 2018 22:54
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... okay so suddenly "spend all night chilling on phone in random fancy hotel lobby" is looking like a pretty great life choice.
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So a lot of cheaper places are registered as 内宾 which means domestic visitors only. It’s basically a legacy system of the old days during the 80s where only fancy hotels could allow foreign guests. It’s also probably easier to set up a hotel that way because international guests *involve paper work*. You see more of these hotels in less developed places of china or cheaper places. I’m a Hong Konger and even I’m not technically allowed to stay in domestic visitor hotel. Because I don’t have a regular China ID. It’s really loving bull poo poo and I had to be smuggled in by a regular Chinese national. I said technically because recently I was forced to meet a client in the middle of nowhere between shanghai and Hangzhou. The only available hotels were basically all domestic guests only but my go to hanting managed to weasel me through. I did have to sign a waiver declaring my arrival airport because I’m a
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lol very unity
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caberham posted:So a lot of cheaper places are registered as 内宾 which means domestic visitors only. It’s basically a legacy system of the old days during the 80s where only fancy hotels could allow foreign guests. It’s also probably easier to set up a hotel that way because international guests *involve paper work*. You see more of these hotels in less developed places of china or cheaper Huh. That isn't in the travel op, is it? Seems like my trouble is I registered in Chinese on wechat via coworker so... yeah. I thought it was a case of "bring my passport" not "poo poo a foreigner". Also I'm never letting them choose a good deal for me again
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coolusername posted:Huh. That isn't in the travel op, is it?
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Khorne posted:It's something most people don't know or think about. There are lots of things like that in every East Asian country, pretty much. Fixed that for you.
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EasternBronze posted:Fixed that for you. I don't personally drink, but I've had people visiting run into this issue. I'm sure there are plenty of other dumb laws that you'll never encounter in day to day life that someone visiting here could potentially encounter. Khorne fucked around with this message at 01:02 on May 21, 2018 |
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The no foreigners thing is a China thing, not just Shanghai. Sometimes when you contact the hotel ahead they don't even know themselves. I hate Chinese hotels so much.
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