Actually this is useful. A perfect way to teach my wife about Yank cinema. She still thinks "Dirty Harry" is a porno sequel to the big budget J.K Rowlings stuff.
Lucky for you neither Spam, nor Oreos, nor mayonaisse are in short supply here.
Will you be celebrating New Year's Eve with Spam sammitches and baijiu like me??
A few dishes here in GuangZhou come close to chicken feet but to me, they’re number one revolting. Actually they’re more expensive than chicken breasts.
Well, obviously Die Hard is the greatest Christmas movie of all time so that's a pretty simple response! Nakatomi Plaza will forever be safe thanks to the ultimate elf - Bruce Willis!
Well, obviously Die Hard is the greatest Christmas movie of all time so that's a pretty simple response! Nakatomi Plaza will forever be safe thanks to the ultimate elf - Bruce Willis!
"Hikaru"? Is that the sound a Japanese guy makes when hiccuping? Or is it Japenglish? You know, like a buccaroo* is a cowboy, so some hick from the sticks is a "hikaroo." Of maybe it's a genre of poetry. Like haiku but oddly inelegant:
"Mad dog, raging so/ On sinking Osaka harbor/ Garbage scow"
It would be Home Alone 2, because New York is fancy, and I can always remind myself that no matter how difficult life gets, at least I haven't been nearly murdered several times by a particularly violent 10 year old. Hopefully. Who knows what the future portends?
Seriously, though, do you know how profoundly offensive your article must be to the 300 million colorblind people in the world? THEY have to schlepp through lunch after lunch without color-coordinated xiaolongbao. And yet, these brave women, children, LBGT, and people of um...people of color they can't see still endure and dine in dignified silence knowing that their meal will never merit photographing.
That statistic includes partially colorblind people who I assure you are perfectly able to enjoy the magic of colorful Bao.
A northern European winter calls for something with more warming than honey based mead. Whisky from Scotland is my preferred winter warmer, but here in sub-tropical GuangZhou Scottish whisky is far too expensive for this impecunious Brit, so either Chinese brandy or Huang Jiu suffices when the temperature drops below 15C.
He's like the nagging parent who never fails to point out your weaknesses or call attention to the giant, obvious zit that just formed on your forehead: he only does it cuz he loves us
More like the drunk uncle at holiday events who everyone just hopes will leave early. I understand that the staff doesn't care, but other readers do not appreciate the constant barrage of inane and negative comments. There are plenty of opportunities in Beijing to listen to the rants of miserable aging expats if one wants to.
Re: Healthy Winter Eats: A Dutch Delicacy in Beijing
You can get grass at any park in Beijing or almost any community, FYI.
Re: Healthy Winter Eats: A Dutch Delicacy in Beijing
First, kale is just grass. Second, it's not my staple vegetable. Like I said, its grass.
Re: Throwback Thursday: A Brief History of the Forbidden City...
And here I am thinking Chinese culture involves trampling and scootering over innocent pedestrians. Silly me.
Re: Party at Home this NYE with Hulu’s Takeout Cocktails
not a bad idea, but probably not one that would make the list of Covid-safe activities
also not my idea for a great way to celebrate New Year's Eve
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Careful there, Giovanni. That's a crime in some countries. Mostly the ones where domestic abuse and slavery of women are allowed.
Think of the children.
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Lucky for you neither Spam, nor Oreos, nor mayonaisse are in short supply here.
Will you be celebrating New Year's Eve with Spam sammitches and baijiu like me??
Re: Tencent Video Should Be Your New Favorite Movie Streaming...
Meh. For the low, low price of RMB0 0 per forever, I prefer to torrent movies. More money for me to spend on TBJs third favorite topic: booze.
Re: Wokipedia: F is For...
A few dishes here in GuangZhou come close to chicken feet but to me, they’re number one revolting. Actually they’re more expensive than chicken breasts.
Re: 12th Day of Christmas: Win a Staycation at The Hyatt Regency
Re: 12th Day of Christmas: Win a Staycation at The Hyatt Regency
Totally agree with you, it is very awesome
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What you did there, I saw it.
Re: 12th Day of Christmas: Win a Staycation at The Hyatt Regency
Well, obviously Die Hard is the greatest Christmas movie of all time so that's a pretty simple response! Nakatomi Plaza will forever be safe thanks to the ultimate elf - Bruce Willis!
Re: Beijing Pops: "Hikaru No Go," Dubbed the Chinese "Queen's...
Buckaroo Bonzai says "Howdy".
Re: Trending in Beijing: The Subway Door, Icey Floor, and a...
Hyperbole much???
::my cat has entered the chat::
Re: 12th Day of Christmas: Win a Staycation at The Hyatt Regency
It would be Home Alone 2, because New York is fancy, and I can always remind myself that no matter how difficult life gets, at least I haven't been nearly murdered several times by a particularly violent 10 year old. Hopefully. Who knows what the future portends?
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No worries about the chicken wings as they're just skin and bone.
Re: Paradise Dynasty’s Eight-Color Xiaolongbao are Nirvana...
That statistic includes partially colorblind people who I assure you are perfectly able to enjoy the magic of colorful Bao.
Re: 10th Day of Christmas: Win Dinner at Turkish Feast
What I want to know is when did muslims start celebrating Xmas.
Re: Solar Terms 101: Winter Solstice Has Come, Can Spring be...
A northern European winter calls for something with more warming than honey based mead. Whisky from Scotland is my preferred winter warmer, but here in sub-tropical GuangZhou Scottish whisky is far too expensive for this impecunious Brit, so either Chinese brandy or Huang Jiu suffices when the temperature drops below 15C.
Re: Bottega Claims Victory in a Historic Pizza Cup Championship
More like the drunk uncle at holiday events who everyone just hopes will leave early. I understand that the staff doesn't care, but other readers do not appreciate the constant barrage of inane and negative comments. There are plenty of opportunities in Beijing to listen to the rants of miserable aging expats if one wants to.