a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: Mockingbird on Aug 24, 2010 3:35pm

What the hell are they talking about...

Can you translate it to English, Cantonese or Japanese? even French will possibly make more sense....

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YunRui

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: YunRui on Aug 24, 2010 3:57pm

Body language says enough...

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Mockingbird

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: Mockingbird on Aug 24, 2010 4:17pm

Body language? Well, I didn't even watch that far...

How come Jane Eyre hasn't paid any attention to my LOST IN AUSTEN thread....

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alex the droog

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: alex the droog on Aug 24, 2010 4:22pm

Because Jane Eyre was written by Charlotte Bronte.

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YunRui

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: YunRui on Aug 24, 2010 4:34pm

Mockingbird wrote:

Body language? Well, I didn't even watch that far...

How come Jane Eyre hasn't paid any attention to my LOST IN AUSTEN thread....

Is that why you chose your avatar?

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wefrucar

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: wefrucar on Aug 24, 2010 4:51pm

this daughter in law surely is not filial enough

Sometimes I feel it is maybe unbearable always be traditional Chinese girl.

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samanthawang

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: samanthawang on Aug 24, 2010 5:25pm

Crazy old bitch.

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56785678

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: 56785678 on Aug 24, 2010 6:15pm

Seems your are tired also exhausting.

不怕神一样的敌人就怕猪一样的队友

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Jane Eyre

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: Jane Eyre on Aug 24, 2010 10:23pm

@ Mockingbird You are lovely.

The fight is about a chore. That girl wanna buy an electric appliance from that shopping mall because they will be given a special discount. But her mother-in-law doesn't agree with her. She want them(the girl and her son) to buy another brand in another shop. The girl can't persuade her mother-in-law so she eventually says , like, "I don't care about what you think". Her words stimulates the old lady and she begins to speak loudly. She expresses that the young girl has no right to scorn her mother-in-law. She can't obey her like her son, etc. Hope my explanation is clear enough for you.

I think the old lady is a bit overstepped.

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wave

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: wave on Aug 24, 2010 10:34pm

Overstepped for sure. She saw the audience was listening and gave it her best performance.

Sometimes the same is different, but mostly, it's the same.

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Mockingbird

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: Mockingbird on Aug 26, 2010 9:03pm

YunRui wrote:

Mockingbird wrote:

Body language? Well, I didn't even watch that far...

How come Jane Eyre hasn't paid any attention to my LOST IN AUSTEN thread....

Is that why you chose your avatar?

you got me, Yunrui...

I am not very interested in stuff in the Jerry Springer show..don't have the patient to watch it either...

If I pass by, I possibly run as fast as I can to avoid them. I always have this "Mind your own business" type of attitude..

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Mockingbird

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: Mockingbird on Aug 26, 2010 9:05pm

Don't have the ~~patient~~patience...typo...

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Mockingbird

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: Mockingbird on Aug 26, 2010 9:10pm

Jane Eyre wrote:

@ Mockingbird You are lovely.

The fight is about a chore. That girl wanna buy an electric appliance from that shopping mall because they will be given a special discount. But her MONSTER ~~mother~~ -in-law doesn't agree with her. She want them(the girl and her son) to buy another brand in another shop. The girl can't persuade her mother-in-law so she eventually says , like, "I don't care about what you think". Her words stimulates the old lady and she begins to speak loudly. She expresses that the young girl has no right to scorn her mother-in-law. She can't obey her like her son, etc. Hope my explanation is clear enough for you.

I think the old lady is a bit overstepped.

Thanks, Jane! Oh, over such a tiny thing?!
Whose money anyway? If the girl and her BF pay for it, they buy whatever they want; but if it is out of the monster's wallet, well, then....shrug, no free lunch in the world...suppose she has to entertain the monster before she uses her money...

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Niu Bi

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: Niu Bi on Aug 28, 2010 12:12pm

Thank god my in-laws live in a different province and aren't nongs. My mom in-law would never do something like that. And if she did she'd quietly tell my wife about it behind closed doors.

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samanthawang

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: samanthawang on Aug 29, 2010 2:43pm

My mother in law has real class and dignity.

That lady is just a nose-nugget digging, loogie spitting nong.

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wave

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: wave on Aug 29, 2010 5:23pm

It's an issue of control isn't it.

She has no self-control obviously. And if she doesn't have control over every situation, her son, and her daughter-in-law, this is the result.
Imagine the type of sh*t this poor girl will have to put up with if she has a kid to the guy. What a f***ed life.

Sometimes the same is different, but mostly, it's the same.

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samanthawang

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: samanthawang on Aug 30, 2010 2:08am

She'll never see the kid, especially if its a boy.

She will be relentlessly bullied by this old bitch until she is so worn down that she will just hand the baby over.

Sad.

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Aier2

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: Aier2 on Aug 30, 2010 9:52am

Thank god my girlfriends parents are intelligent, civilized Chinese people.

Poor girl.
You can take the Nong out of the Cun but you can never take the Cun out of the Nong.....or the Nong out of the Nong.

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herojuana

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: herojuana on Aug 30, 2010 10:06am

Aier2 wrote:

intelligent, civilized Chinese people.

How

Evil

Robots

Operate

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Aier2

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: Aier2 on Aug 30, 2010 10:16am

yeah I know, it feels like I won the laowai lottery or some sh*t.

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herojuana

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: herojuana on Aug 30, 2010 10:22am

Ehhh, I was only kidding.

My mother-inlaw is intelligent, civilized and has good taste.

Not everyone has a MIL like Droog.

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Evil

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wave

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: wave on Aug 30, 2010 9:07pm

My MIL is borderline. I got the 'This is China' speech from her the other day.
This speech can be tailored to any situation. It's unique in that way. And according to her there's nothing that can be said in response to it which is a reasonable counter-argument or defense.

Such is the finality of the 'This is China' speech.

Sometimes the same is different, but mostly, it's the same.

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The Lizard King

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: The Lizard King on Aug 30, 2010 11:10pm

haha! yeah, there is such beautiful finality to it.
it never gets old, too.
i think it was beijing rob (miss that guy) that said:
'it's like arguing with a dishwasher' ...or something to that effect...
here's a family guy take on it.

A Mule: "No sorry, Kevin Beacon wasn’t in Footloose."
Guy: "What!?, of course he was."
A Mule: "No he wasn’t, you lose."
Guy: "Of course he was, he was the star."
A Mule: "Nope, you’re wrong. Look it up."
Guy: "I don’t have to look it up, it’s common knowledge…"
A Mule: "Nope.."
Guy: "he was on the cover…"
A Mule: "Nope…"
Guy: "of people magazine..."
A Mule: "Nope.."
Guy: "when the movie…"
A Mule: "No…"
Guy: "Everyone knows..."
A Mule: "No."
Guy: "that…."
A Mule: "No!.."
Guy: "Kevin Beacon.."
A Mule: "NO!"
Guy: "was the star…"
A Mule: "NO!"
Guy: "in Footloose.."
A Mule: "NO!"
Guy: "It was a huge movie,…"
A Mule: "NO!"
Guy: "he was the lead."
A Mule: "NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! Heehaw! Heehaw! Heehaw!"

aaaaaaaah, china!

oh yeah? well, let me ask you this: shut up!
contemporary china = crouching tension, hidden anger.

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Masturblurker

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: Masturblurker on Aug 31, 2010 12:24am

wave wrote:

My MIL is borderline. I got the 'This is China' speech from her the other day.
This speech can be tailored to any situation. It's unique in that way. And according to her there's nothing that can be said in response to it which is a reasonable counter-argument or defense.

Such is the finality of the 'This is China' speech.

My future MIL isn't a nong, but doesn't speak Mandarin. Not even a bit. Blurkette only ever translates what she knows won't piss me off. She seems pretty cool, but I really wouldn't know. It's perfect.

...and that's when I decided to blame wave.

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posbj

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: posbj on Aug 31, 2010 12:25pm

Both my wife's parents have passed away so no problems there. This was a definite plus in weighing up marriage.

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: bobby_liu on May 28, 2011 8:20pm

hahahhaha funny video

i love the gal, white, slim.my type!

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Leon Walsky

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Re: a beijing girl and her mother-in-law

Posted by: Leon Walsky on May 29, 2011 1:03pm

My GF says the mother was yelling because her son doesn't listen to her and only listens to the young woman. She's a jealous old woman. Then she accused the young woman of having no manners.

I demand good spices.