Well, now I'm wondering if there are underfed babies out there suffering for my friend's sexual gratification. Which isn't on him of course.
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Asian ERA |OT| We don't AGE
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Well, now I'm wondering if there are underfed babies out there suffering for my friend's sexual gratification. Which isn't on him of course.
This might be the weirdest sentence I've read all year.
I'm sorry, what? This is the sickest thing I've ever read.
I went to Lovett or Leave It in Chicago, and something struck me.
In an audience full of presumably liberal people, just because, that's who buys tickets to see Lovett or Leave It, it was fascinating to see how the predominantly white crowd reacted to questions on the show.
For audience questions regarding race, the answer choices were low racism, middle racism and a shit ton of racism, in terms of economic effects, etc. Despite the true answers always being a shit ton of racism, liberal white people would rarely ever choose that option. The always opted for the "racism is real, but not super bad." middle answers.
I would look at the other people of color I was near, and we all shared the same look.
In an audience full of presumably liberal people, just because, that's who buys tickets to see Lovett or Leave It, it was fascinating to see how the predominantly white crowd reacted to questions on the show.
For audience questions regarding race, the answer choices were low racism, middle racism and a shit ton of racism, in terms of economic effects, etc. Despite the true answers always being a shit ton of racism, liberal white people would rarely ever choose that option. The always opted for the "racism is real, but not super bad." middle answers.
I would look at the other people of color I was near, and we all shared the same look.
Why did you not tell me this before meph and I went to dinner by ourselves in some super good but super sketch part of LA?
LOL. I wished I could have seen Blue Screened Pet.
Come on, do I really seem like the axe murdering type? That's so messy and leaves DNA evidence everywhere.
Fair. Though you could have done it in the car at some point and just disposed of the car entirely. But considering you did choose where we ate; it probably would have been slow acting poison of some kind, preferably one that wouldn't take full effect until after I got back to Seattle....
Finger jab to a pressure point which does nothing initially but will induce cardiac arrest hours later.
This reminds me, one of the things, I want more than anything, is a POV video, and internal monologue of the first colonizer to get his ass kicked by an Asian, using a fighting style he could never have imagined in his wildest dreams.
it's not murder if it's a sword duel where we clash blades and then rush at each other and there's a sound effect, i sheathe the sword, and then the other guy fountains blood right
that's just a sword duel that's totally legit right
I'm not answering that one...The thread about the FBI estimating 40% of murders go unsolved scares the crap out of me.
Huh.... While Black Lightning was in commercials a Wells Fargo commercial aired that had a interracial couple! Asian man and a Black woman. That's pretty cool.
I've been playing a lot of Hitman lately, and I have to say I'd prolly go with the rat poison in drink + drown them in the toilet bowl while they're puking combo.
meph I think this is all you, though you may not want to reveal all of them in case the police ever dig up this post.
Personally, it would really depend on who I'm murdering.
But most likely they'd fall off a cruise ship, accidentally fall off a mountain while hiking/climbing, or engage in some otherwise risky sport which would lead their unfortunate demise. Maybe an accident when snorkeling or diving?
https://www.resetera.com/threads/un...sterious-audio-picture-video-evidence.103210/
Except maybe try to avoid the evidence part :p
1st i've heard of this
looks pretty dope
as long as the action is good (at least something like into the badlands instead of the rotten liquid shit ala iron fist) i'll probably watch this
edit: wow there's joe taslim, this should be pretty good
I will put it on my Plex. If you have a Plex account, let me know what your user name is. Offer is open to anyone else here as well.
Oh yeah. I forgot to post that in here when I first saw it not too long ago. I'm pretty hyped.
Any NYC ERA Chinese speaking college student looking for a job?
The company I work for is looking for someone young and can speak Chinese to be a brand ambassador at JFK and/or LGA airports. I don't know the full details, and I won't promise you amazing pay. If you lack experience, this is not a bad place to start. I got my start as a brand ambassador years ago too. Let me know if you're interested. They want someone young and fresh out of college to promote an app.
I don't know any young fresh out of college Chinese people, so I figured I give ERA a try.
The company I work for is looking for someone young and can speak Chinese to be a brand ambassador at JFK and/or LGA airports. I don't know the full details, and I won't promise you amazing pay. If you lack experience, this is not a bad place to start. I got my start as a brand ambassador years ago too. Let me know if you're interested. They want someone young and fresh out of college to promote an app.
I don't know any young fresh out of college Chinese people, so I figured I give ERA a try.
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Plex is essentially a way that people can share their media libraries with friends, through streaming apps and web browsers.
Does brand ambassador now mean something different than a young, scantily clad chick hawking shit at you? haha
Maybe it also means young, scantily clad dudes hawking shit at you now?
Ah, gotcha.
It doesn't seem likely that I will get a Plex account, but if that changes I will hit you up.
Thanks for the offer!
Coworker: I'm really into Korean cuisine.
Me: Oh really? What's your favorite dish?
Coworker: I love the BBQ.
Me: Cool! What else have you tried?
Coworker: Like the side plates?
Me: Oh. Uhm...anything else besides grilled meat?
Coworker: That's Korean food. Grilled meats and those little side dishes. I go there all the time. That's what Koreans eat.
I've never been so happy to be interrupted by an important call at work.
Me: Oh really? What's your favorite dish?
Coworker: I love the BBQ.
Me: Cool! What else have you tried?
Coworker: Like the side plates?
Me: Oh. Uhm...anything else besides grilled meat?
Coworker: That's Korean food. Grilled meats and those little side dishes. I go there all the time. That's what Koreans eat.
I've never been so happy to be interrupted by an important call at work.
My friends introduced me to a pretty good kbbq place the other week. I knew it was there but avoided it because it used to be a subpar buffet
I'll be honest. I don't really like Kbbq either. To me it's a group thing and never something I'd want to eat with just me and my wife or alone. Not a big fan of bibimbap either. Soondubu is my go to for comfort food especially in the winter. Dokkbokki is a guilty pleasure of mine. My buddy keeps harping on me about how good samgyetang is but I haven't tried it.
Sundubu jjigae is my fav Korean dish. Kimchi jjigae, gamjatang, galbitang, kalguksu, samgyetang, japchae, dolsot bibimbap - I love it all! I loved KBBQ in Seoul, but find it okay in North America (even in LA which some people say should be better than in Korea, but I found it a letdown - maybe I didn't go to the right place, but it was highly-rated)
I just had seafood pancake for lunch.
Korean BBQ is good, but it's not even anywhere close to the best Korean food.
Korean BBQ is good, but it's not even anywhere close to the best Korean food.
I get bbq almost every week with the wife and kids. We love it and the place was suggested to me by some international students from Korea over 10 years ago. Every other place within 15 miles of Boston is garbage compared to this place...lolz
Delicious
I think my go-to Korean dish is Yookgaejang.
What's the place?
I think my go-to Korean dish is Yookgaejang.
What's the place?
New Jang Su in Burlington. It's a total dive compared to Koreana, that place in Allston, or that place in Porter Sq, but the kalbi is sooooo much better. Don't even bother with the bulgogi. We usually get the spicy squid and seafood doengjang jige too. I actually thought kbbq sucked before going here.
It's also a down low byob, so ask the servers if it's ok. They'll give you a teapot.
Let me know what you think!
No one over the age of 12 should eat bulgogi as an entree to be honest. But, I understand why people like it.