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I'm in Hong Kong for the next few days if anyone wants a lesson or something.
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Tairaku 太楽 wrote:
I'm in Hong Kong for the next few days if anyone wants a lesson or something.
Could you pick me up some Lychee nuts please?
Thanks.
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edosan wrote:
Could you pick me up some Lychee nuts please?
No can do. But I'm saving the remnants of the chicken feet I've been munching. I'll cryovac them and express them to you. What's your FedEx number?
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Tairaku 太楽 wrote:
edosan wrote:
Could you pick me up some Lychee nuts please?
No can do. But I'm saving the remnants of the chicken feet I've been munching...
Mmmmm Chicken feet. My favorite Dim Sum dish! A more palatable term I use when I order it my non Chinese friends is Phoenix Claws
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Tairaku, you'd better " bone up " on your Mandarin when you get there, because the commies are establishing the elimination of the native Cantonese dialect as obsolete, in all forms of all media, and replacing it with their Northern elitist dialect of the " scholars " and they are shooting down protesters with live fire. Chicken feet are tasty, but I say duck feet dim sum is superior. Let's get Perry's opinion on this. As the movie says, " It's all in the marinade. "
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I compromised by munching on some duck tongues. I will use their energy to develop my tamane.
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Tairaku 太楽 wrote:
I compromised by munching on some duck tongues. I will use their energy to develop my tamane.
— Pagan Shakuhachi Technique #42
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mrwuwu wrote:
Chicken feet are tasty, but I say duck feet dim sum is superior. Let's get Perry's opinion on this. As the movie says, " It's all in the marinade. "
I'm a Chicken Feet man! But it's al good
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