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Post by ebony on Jan 11, 2021 21:20:27 GMT
in china and knows about its spicy food. after i told her in french that i learned french in school but forgot it all.
i love globalization.
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Post by Schwarzwald Magnus on Jan 12, 2021 4:39:11 GMT
in china and knows about its spicy food. after i told her in french that i learned french in school but forgot it all. i love globalization. You have identity issues.
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Post by ebony on Jan 12, 2021 5:27:12 GMT
in china and knows about its spicy food. after i told her in french that i learned french in school but forgot it all. i love globalization. You have identity issues. lol how?
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Post by clayton12 on Jan 12, 2021 5:40:45 GMT
in china and knows about its spicy food. after i told her in french that i learned french in school but forgot it all. i love globalization. Hunan?
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Post by ebony on Jan 12, 2021 5:53:19 GMT
in china and knows about its spicy food. after i told her in french that i learned french in school but forgot it all. i love globalization. Hunan? Hubei. My hometown is across the river from Hunan. 
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Post by clayton12 on Jan 12, 2021 6:11:38 GMT
Hubei. My hometown is across the river from Hunan. Ahhh … probably the only really Hubei-specific food I know of is spicy duck necks, kinda made famous through the excellent 2002 film Life Show. I almost went there in late-2019, but I decided to go to Changsha instead (for the stinky tofu, of course).
I think the only other film I've seen for Hubei was Gone With The Light, which was filmed in Yichang. Great cast (Tan Zhuo, Huang Bo, Vicky Chen, Huang Lu, etc), and possibly the most perfect ending for film since Christian Petzold's Phoenix.
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Post by gameboy on Jan 14, 2021 4:39:40 GMT
Hubei. My hometown is across the river from Hunan. Ahhh … probably the only really Hubei-specific food I know of is spicy duck necks, kinda made famous through the excellent 2002 film Life Show. I almost went there in late-2019, but I decided to go to Changsha instead (for the stinky tofu, of course).
I think the only other film I've seen for Hubei was Gone With The Light, which was filmed in Yichang. Great cast (Tan Zhuo, Huang Bo, Vicky Chen, Huang Lu, etc), and possibly the most perfect ending for film since Christian Petzold's Phoenix.
Stinky tofu lord gawd no!
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Post by gameboy on Jan 14, 2021 4:42:32 GMT
in china and knows about its spicy food. after i told her in french that i learned french in school but forgot it all. i love globalization. You have identity issues. How so?
I'm a nationalist admittedly. And politically I hate the concept of globalization.
But I think she's just talking about enjoying different cultures.
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Post by ebony on Jan 14, 2021 5:16:00 GMT
Ahhh … probably the only really Hubei-specific food I know of is spicy duck necks, kinda made famous through the excellent 2002 film Life Show. I almost went there in late-2019, but I decided to go to Changsha instead (for the stinky tofu, of course).
I think the only other film I've seen for Hubei was Gone With The Light, which was filmed in Yichang. Great cast (Tan Zhuo, Huang Bo, Vicky Chen, Huang Lu, etc), and possibly the most perfect ending for film since Christian Petzold's Phoenix.
Stinky tofu lord gawd no!
I prefer them less burnt, but they're yummy.
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Post by Schwarzwald Magnus on Jan 14, 2021 6:00:25 GMT
You have identity issues. How so?
I'm a nationalist admittedly. And politically I hate the concept of globalization.
But I think she's just talking about enjoying different cultures.
She toyed with looking like a boy and being white. She dyes her hair all the time and jokes about how it makes her look like another person or ethnicity.
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Post by gameboy on Jan 14, 2021 6:10:13 GMT
Stinky tofu lord gawd no!
I prefer them less burnt, but they're yummy. I'd try it. I know a lot about Chinese food and I have never heard of that one.
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Post by gameboy on Jan 14, 2021 6:13:36 GMT
How so?
I'm a nationalist admittedly. And politically I hate the concept of globalization.
But I think she's just talking about enjoying different cultures.
She toyed with looking like a boy and being white. She dyes her hair all the time and jokes about how it makes her look like another person or ethnicity. Azn would agree with you.
I see it differently. She's in her 20's and just experimenting. Many of us do that. I did different personas in my 20's, from Marxist to Nazi. She'll settle down in her 30's.
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Post by Schwarzwald Magnus on Jan 14, 2021 6:48:18 GMT
She toyed with looking like a boy and being white. She dyes her hair all the time and jokes about how it makes her look like another person or ethnicity. Azn would agree with you.
I see it differently. She's in her 20's and just experimenting. Many of us do that. I did different personas in my 20's, from Marxist to Nazi. She'll settle down in her 30's. Her fucked up parenting is responsible for a lot of it. Experimenting is fine but she used to be in politics and now she's all about another culture.
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Post by clayton12 on Jan 14, 2021 7:54:39 GMT
Stinky tofu lord gawd no!
I prefer them less burnt, but they're yummy. That's not burnt … they go black in the fermentation process
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Post by clayton12 on Jan 14, 2021 8:08:06 GMT
I prefer them less burnt, but they're yummy. I'd try it. I know a lot about Chinese food and I have never heard of that one. I'd been told about Changsha Stinky Tofu as a must-try by several people, so I went there to check it out … but long before I got there, I realised that going to Changsha to try this famous dish was like going to Kentucky because you've heard Kentucky Fried Chicken is great.
The verdict: you've gotta do everything once, but I don't miss it. Unlike the youcha for breakfast in Guangxi - fresh tea leaves, chilli, salt, fried up in camellia oil then stewed into a broth and poured over spring onions, peanuts and puffed rice … is there a better way to start the day than with a savoury version of coco-pops with the caffeine content of three espressos?
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Post by ebony on Jan 14, 2021 10:00:17 GMT
Azn would agree with you.
I see it differently. She's in her 20's and just experimenting. Many of us do that. I did different personas in my 20's, from Marxist to Nazi. She'll settle down in her 30's. Her fucked up parenting is responsible for a lot of it. Experimenting is fine but she used to be in politics and now she's all about another culture. French-speaking culture is Canadian culture.
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Post by Schwarzwald Magnus on Jan 15, 2021 15:00:53 GMT
Her fucked up parenting is responsible for a lot of it. Experimenting is fine but she used to be in politics and now she's all about another culture. French-speaking culture is Canadian culture. So people in Nigeria are the same as Quebecois are the same as Parisians? There's even a cultural divide between Paris and the rest of France. And what about all the parts of Canada besides Quebec? And what does Russia have to do with any of that?
I'm not attacking your attraction to Russia but you seem to bounce around with these things.
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Post by ebony on Jan 15, 2021 16:30:35 GMT
French-speaking culture is Canadian culture. So people in Nigeria are the same as Quebecois are the same as Parisians? There's even a cultural divide between Paris and the rest of France. And what about all the parts of Canada besides Quebec? And what does Russia have to do with any of that?
I'm not attacking your attraction to Russia but you seem to bounce around with these things.
my ability to learn Russian is why I’m gonna have a degree soon |
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Post by enigma72 on Jan 15, 2021 18:56:29 GMT
Back to your title:
Brazilians travel lots!
They are so friendly
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