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That's a good point... very common greeting.The girl is Thai, I assume?
Doesn't mean there's nothing behind it, but if she's Thai, that's how they say "How's it going?"
And my mom taught me well and advised "Mikey, you always need to treat the girls nicely and feed them after you have ravaged their tiny assholes".
spoken like a true gentleman - your mom raised you right.
This was a culture shock I had with my Korean friends.
Them: "Have you eaten?"
Me: "Uh... no, not yet. Were you wanting to get food together or something?"
Them: "No, I ate already"
Me: confusion
I doubt that it is code to go to a LH.
I’ve had dinner with a few girls after the action.
Most times it’s just food and a drink.
I doubt that it is code to go to a LH. But who knows.
I didn't know that, same thing happens to me.This was a culture shock I had with my Korean friends.
Them: "Have you eaten?"
Me: "Uh... no, not yet. Were you wanting to get food together or something?"
Them: "No, I ate already"
Me: confusion
I’ve read somewhere that Gandhi was greeting his visitors with « did you poop today? »I didn't know that, same thing happens to me.
there was some old British king or some famous royal-class person that was famous for asking all house guests, over breakfast, about their most recent shit.I’ve read somewhere that Gandhi was greeting his visitors with « did you poop today? »
Seems a bit far-fetched but I would prefer this one actually. Great conversation starter
Prince Philip?there was some old British king or some famous royal-class person that was famous for asking all house guests, over breakfast, about their most recent shit.
You say that like he can’t be racist AND offensive...Nah he wouldve been busy being racist
there was some old British king or some famous royal-class person that was famous for asking all house guests, over breakfast, about their most recent shit.
If you ever need a great reason for getting rid of royalty it's him.Prince Philip?
If you ever need a great reason for getting rid of royalty it's him.
His father:
Originally a Danish prince, he was born in Copenhagen, and seemed destined for a career in the Royal Danish Navy. He was only 17 years old when he was elected king by the Greek National Assembly, which had deposed the unpopular Otto. His nomination was both suggested and supported by the Great Powers: the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the Second French Empire and the Russian Empire.
The great powers: This kid in the Danish navy would make a great king
Greece: Great! send him over!