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  1. I just heard from a friend who is in Guangzhou to get I have never before seen such a collection of scum bags as I saw at the Guangzhou train station. It appeared 25% of the people milling around were waiting for an easy score. It's definately a place to avoid.

    If you liked the train station you'll :wub: the circus outside the USA consulate.

     

    No matter what the color of her slip after the interview, have her keep it hidden from view and both of you should be poker-faced until you are well away from the consulate!

     

     

     

     

     

    Even if you feel a murderous rage turning your vision red. (Bad memories about my ordeal).

  2. I was wondering just how many photos do you all think is really needed as proof?

    Too many pictures is almost enough. Don't just include the good pictures, include ALL the pictures. The VO is not going to critique your skill with the camera. Don't waste your time with loads of professional studio shots, a few (of the wedding day) should do; have loads of "out-and-about" shots.

     

    I sent her in with a few dozen photographs, and they did not look at any of them.

  3. They did not match the drapes... but I think the point was , it really doesn't  matter to them the way it does in the US...

    Ahem, David-- Not quite.

     

    USA. Un-natural blondes. Natural color elsewhere. Get it? B)

     

    My point being, that based on my experience with my wife, and other women I deal with in China, aside from the obvious (language, hair color) there is about as much difference between them and women in the USA as there is difference between women from The Bronx and Irvine-- that is, not much.

     

    As I have written before, if you go to China looking for some exotic Eastern bride, you are likely to find exactly what you deserve.

  4. Could you tell me in your opinion what's the difference between chinese girls and the US girls?

    Gather 'round you beardless youth, and still your voices so that your ears may be filled with my words of wisdom:

     

    There are only 2 key differences between the women in these two great nations:

     

    1- The women in China speak English as a second language, while the women in the USA speak English as a first language.

     

    2- In the USA you are far more likely to find that the carpet does not match the drapes.

  5. It is a black skin chicken.

    Ahem. We prefer the term "Afro-American" chicken.

    Is it really American?

     

    Could it be Afro-Asian chicken?

    "Chicken of color".

     

    NAACP (National Organization for the Advancement of Colored Poultry).

     

    Pity my wife does not think I'm half as funny as I think I am :(

  6. The Chinese gov extradited someone back to Pakistan and the e-mail was stating that there could be a terrorist group retaliation because of the extradition.

     

    Heh. Oh me oh my. Osama B and the Al Q are going to fling poo at the folks who'd like to invade Taiwan... just because?

     

    They would do well to remember that China has a surplus of young males. :lol:

  7. I will say that I am not a ABC, if I was, then I some of my stress would not be as large. I could meld in with the crowd and would not fear for her safety if people knew she married me. We go to great lengths to make sure people don't see me go into her parents house.

    Fear for her safety? Because people know she's married to a roundeye? Why? Do you know something you would like to share with the rest of the class?

  8. While in China I miss:

     

    -Mrs. Fields chocolate chip cookies

    -Root beer floats (vanilla ice cream, ice cubes, and club soda is not a root beer float!)

    -Boba (known to the heathens as bubble tea)

    -Decent coffehouses. Not Starbucks, the Seattle-style holes-in-the-wall

    -And speaking of holes-in-the-wall... Mexican food!

     

    I live in the San Gabriel Valley, so I'd like to think I know what I'm talking about when I say that in general, "Chinese" food in the SGV tastes better than "Chinese" food in China. Even Blue & White, which my wife thinks is the donkeys danglies for a quick lunchtime meal, has food that while not bad, is just bland.

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