High Gravity said:
acpme said:High Gravity said:
only if its watered down and marked up 5x
Screen shot!usctrojanman29 said:I have better hair then him. I'm telling you IHO, I look more like Tony Stewart (the taller version) than I do Perez Hilton.irvine_home_owner said:Is Perez Hilton polish?
acpme said:bkshopr said:Among Chinese population in America ethnic rivalry existed for over a century. This competitive nature in well ingrained into their attitude. It can be good and bad.
The rivalries are between classmates, neighbors, co-workers, friends, relatives, and fellow IVY shoppers.
divisions exist even amongst the younger generation. at most colleges with a large enough population of asians, you'll usually find different student groups for mainland chinese, taiwanese, and HKers. at my school there were even two distinct clubs for koreans. the korean students association were known as KSA: Korean Smokers & Alcoholics and comprised of spikey haired kids who liked to go clubbing, preferably in shiny black kenneth cole shirts. the other group was comprised of international students and evangelicals.
there is a wonderful movie called "City of Sadness" about the postwar period in taiwan. in the film you'll hear at least 4 dialects of chinese (mandarin, taiwanese, cantonese, and shanghainese) as well as japanese, meaning even native chinese need subtitles. one unintentionally funny scene involves rival street toughs getting into it, but requiring multiple translators to pass along their taunts to each other.
roundcorners said:acpme said:bkshopr said:Among Chinese population in America ethnic rivalry existed for over a century. This competitive nature in well ingrained into their attitude. It can be good and bad.
The rivalries are between classmates, neighbors, co-workers, friends, relatives, and fellow IVY shoppers.
divisions exist even amongst the younger generation. at most colleges with a large enough population of asians, you'll usually find different student groups for mainland chinese, taiwanese, and HKers. at my school there were even two distinct clubs for koreans. the korean students association were known as KSA: Korean Smokers & Alcoholics and comprised of spikey haired kids who liked to go clubbing, preferably in shiny black kenneth cole shirts. the other group was comprised of international students and evangelicals.
there is a wonderful movie called "City of Sadness" about the postwar period in taiwan. in the film you'll hear at least 4 dialects of chinese (mandarin, taiwanese, cantonese, and shanghainese) as well as japanese, meaning even native chinese need subtitles. one unintentionally funny scene involves rival street toughs getting into it, but requiring multiple translators to pass along their taunts to each other.
I was the Taiwanese, that hung out with the KSAs in the downtown club scene,, did the whole night life... after-hours, after-after hours... till dawn on a Saturday night... got to my car.. put on the dress shirt and went to Sunday morning, bible study and church...
irvine_home_owner said:Screen shot!usctrojanman29 said:I have better hair then him. I'm telling you IHO, I look more like Tony Stewart (the taller version) than I do Perez Hilton.irvine_home_owner said:Is Perez Hilton polish?
PANDA said:RC, do you remember Velfarre Nightclub in K-Town ten years ago off of Wilshire Blvd? This place dwarfed Karnak. I wouldn't be suprised if Trojanman hit the clubs at Vels because that was "THE PLACE" to hang out in K-Town back then.
acpme said:PANDA said:RC, do you remember Velfarre Nightclub in K-Town ten years ago off of Wilshire Blvd? This place dwarfed Karnak. I wouldn't be suprised if Trojanman hit the clubs at Vels because that was "THE PLACE" to hang out in K-Town back then.
i believe thats the place where nick cage met his wife. he has major asian fever and you could find him on the asian club scene weekly.
PANDA said:I think we need to change the title of this thread from "Ethnic Composition Forecast of Irvine" to "Asian Composition Forecast of Irvine". BK, here in midwest, we don't call it "Asian Fever", we call it "Yellow Fever".
PANDA said:I think we need to change the title of this thread from "Ethnic Composition Forecast of Irvine" to "Asian Composition Forecast of Irvine". BK, here in midwest, we don't call it "Asian Fever", we call it "Yellow Fever".
bkshopr said:Military guys have a thing for south east Asian islanders.
Just make sure they are actually women. And even that isn't 100% accurate... in Asia... it's not just LV bags that can be faked.CK said:bkshopr said:Military guys have a thing for south east Asian islanders.
As somebody with military experience, I'd like to correct the record and say that military guys have a thing for any women who reside just outside the gates of the base they happen to be stationed on.
bkshopr said:Military guys have a thing for south east Asian islanders.
irvine_home_owner said:Just make sure they are actually women. And even that isn't 100% accurate... in Asia... it's not just LV bags that can be faked.CK said:bkshopr said:Military guys have a thing for south east Asian islanders.
As somebody with military experience, I'd like to correct the record and say that military guys have a thing for any women who reside just outside the gates of the base they happen to be stationed on.
bkshopr said:There is only one way to tell by checking the real Trojanman
Astute Observer said:bkshopr said:There is only one way to tell by checking the real Trojanman
Now, I have to say that's one slick way of asking to check out someone's polish sausage...
Or I misunderstood your intention again, bk?![]()