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Heiney wrote:

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Panda-licking apologists who try to say that others have no right to complain or point out things that get on our nerves while using the same lame excuse of "China is a developing country."

I read most of the posts here about this, but I can't find someone wrote about "no right to complain"? I can readily say I wrote something about the "their ability to complain". Why? Are you hurt? Sorry, I didn't mean you, I said most foreigners. Take it easy, as freeron said, we are mates here. Well, in my case maybe half, hehehe! But no offense when I say the truth, though it is not easy to accept. Relax, you are doing fine yet.

Goldman wrote:

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zoeman wrote:

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And so? :laugh: Bravo!! You are a special type... very interesting logic. Well, Logic is the science of correct thinking. Sorry, you think too much. In fact, you are bleeding. Ouch!:woohoo:

To the contrary, special case gathering & experimenting are more prone not to contrive my thinking and reality within a set of strict and arbitrary principles.

Wow!!! Excellent, Magnifico, Superb!!! Clap! clap! clap! But what is the connection of this one?

Ok, in light of the ongoing issues, this panda licker will get back to the original topic of whats the most difficult thing to do.....

I'd have to say using the public pay porta/squatter that you have to kick in money for. First of all, I never use it unless its an emergency. Secondly, I'd never pay unless its urgent, I'd rather find McDonalds or KFC. But lets say the conditions call for the public pay squatter. Ok, here we go, pay 50 cents to 1 RMB to use a dark, unclean, no paper, no warm water, no soap toilet. To make matters worse, what if you had chili peppers? Squatting? I was never bred to bend my legs in tight places to begin with and then to have to contend with atomic... well you get the point. So, in short, the public pay porta/squatter gets it for me.

In the beginning, when I first came to China in 2001, there was another thing I was unaccostomed to but am used to it now, actually not a big deal anymore and rarely does it happen. The Staring Squads. Whenever Joe Laowai came out of his habitat he became the focus of some keen observation, so keen that auto insurance companies cringe when he comes to town for the lack of focus by drivers who should be focused on the road. I often heard the horrid screech of tires and one man even fell down the stairs because of lack of focus. Mix in a Chinese girl to the picture and then there is speculation that that girl must be some kind of call girl because it doesn't seem possible that a laowai would come to China just to meet a woman to fall in love with and marry, until you have a baby. When you have a baby, that all changes and then it gains all the attention and is spoiled beyond belief. I can say I thank my son for the lovely times we shared in Victory Square underground when some of China's hottest beauties would come running to catch a glimpse of the mixed baby, while I enjoyed catching a glimpse back at them, haha.

There are some other habits too but I should be a panda licker as well so talk about something I love. I love when sitting at the big round table, drinking my umpteenth beer that my neighbors like playing games with their fingers and shout out numbers or call rock, paper, scissors, all in public restaurants. That is a favorite past time and I join right in, in fact I often win and its so funny to watch my Chinese friends fall over after losing so many times. But honestly, there is nothing like a good hearty drink with your Chinese pallies after a nice dinner of many favorite dishes and this is something we don't always get to enjoy back home so I want to speak this good thing here as well.

Heiney wrote:

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Panda-licking apologist who try to say that others have no right to complain(...)

Panda-lurking apologist wrote:

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(...)I can't find someone wrote about "no right to complain"? (...)

Z wrote:

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(...)Should I enumerate all G-man's criticisms, comparisons, and complaints here?(...)

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zoeman wrote:

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Heiney wrote:

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Panda-licking apologists who try to say that others have no right to complain or point out things that get on our nerves while using the same lame excuse of "China is a developing country."

I read most of the posts here about this, but I can't find someone wrote about "no right to complain"? I can readily say I wrote something about the "their ability to complain". Why? Are you hurt? Sorry, I didn't mean you, I said most foreigners.:) Take it easy, as freeron said, we are mates here. Well, in my case maybe half, hehehe! But no offense when I say the truth, though it is not easy to accept. Relax, you are doing fine yet.

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You know, I didn't mention anyone by name. Funny how you assumed I was talking about you, though.

I guess I got too close to the mark with that.

Heiney: "Somebody farted."

Z: "I didn't fart. Why did you say I farted?? It wasn't me!"

Heiney: "Hmm... now we know who farted."

Pull my finger and you would find out.