mjnemesis wrote:Looking like a hero/generous person for giving my mooncakes (which I don't want) to other people) Tee hee.
Do you have some left? Nobody gave any to me
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by iris » 27 Sep 2002, 10:19
One of the things I love about Taiwan: MOONCAKES (the sweeter the better, but no egg yolk, please!)
Do you have some left? Nobody gave any to me
Iris
Do you have some left? Nobody gave any to me
Iris
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by Gavin Januarus » 27 Sep 2002, 15:10
Sometimes I just walk out on the sidewalk in front of my house in my underwear and belch because I know I can do it here and no one will care. I know it's gross and crude but I've always just wanted to try it to see how it feels.
It feels pretty good -- really liberating.
I'm always pushing the envelope like that here and, so far, other than sticking my chopsticks upright in my ricebowl, I haven't found anything here which really grosses people out.
To me, it's like living in a place where dad is in charge rather than mom. It's a lot more fun and you can pretty do much anything you want just so long as you don't poke an eye out or start the house on fire.
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by sandman » 27 Sep 2002, 16:16
To me, it's like living in a place where dad is in charge rather than mom. It's a lot more fun and you can pretty do much anything you want just so long as you don't poke an eye out or start the house on fire.
I like that! Nice one to file away and use later, always pretending of course that I made it up myself. Thanks!
The mood was as dark as the clouds swirling around the town's famous hat museum yesterday.
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by headhonchoII » 27 Sep 2002, 16:50
GuanXi:It'sthe Taiwanese version of Preparation H. Works
wonders for my haemorrhoids too.(Alien 8)
GuanXi
I'll GuanXi your back and you GuanXi mine.
wonders for my haemorrhoids too.(Alien 8)
GuanXi
I'll GuanXi your back and you GuanXi mine.
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by OldToeSave » 29 Sep 2002, 02:52
What makes me so shiny and happy is the thirty-odd seconds of beautiful breeze the MRT pushes in front of itself as it rolls, oh so conveniently, into the station....
It's the little things.....ya know?
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It's the little things.....ya know?
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by miltownkid » 29 Sep 2002, 17:17
I like construction workers that work in flip-flops (aka slip toed sandals).
and taiji in the park every morning.
and taiji in the park every morning.
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