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Tǐng hǎo Crisp!
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No its just the way I'm sitting
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thankyoiu, I thought they were shouting "Hello!)..behind my back,
maybe something else. |
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is it Kwai-lo ?
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Were you shopping? In the shops the assistants follow you around shouting offers and prices at you as you glance at the products?
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that might be it , what does it mean?
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ghost man - a term for a whitey
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ah that's okey dokey... a ghost
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you in China then lfc, or HK?
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.................... or a suburb of London?
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This is going back a few years ago, my cousin worked in HK.
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ah ok
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He's in Harrow.
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Apart from Chinese restaurants the only time I come into contact with Chinese people is in the casino where I find them, especially the women, ignorant.
push you out of the way to get to the tables. |
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they can be rude. |
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haha pixie
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my lad worked over there last year for a while and he said they were very hospitable, had he been single I think he might have stopped
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