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Post by Raoul Duke on Oct 5, 2006 13:26:00 GMT 7
But it occurs to me we may be onto something here. How much would you pay to watch Hamish and I bombard each other with high-speed aerial jellyfish heads? I'm sure it'd be a lot...you ungrateful wretches! But then I thought of a way we could greatly increase both ticket price AND audience size: How much would you pay to watch BOTH of us paste ROGER in the puss with high-speed aerial jellyfish heads? I figger we could get a Pay-Per-View contract for that one...
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Post by Raoul Duke on Oct 5, 2006 13:26:44 GMT 7
It's 'Mama'.
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Post by Mr Nobody on Oct 6, 2006 11:47:11 GMT 7
I bid 2 fen, or 1 jiao if it's Roger. Double if it's the stinging kind. More for box jellies or sea wasps.
'Pu Yi' is how some people down here say 'Pu Er' or 'Bo Ley' tea, not sure what dialect. That would make it "Empourer".
'Empirical DC3', surely.
And "yo mummy".
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Post by George61 on Oct 8, 2006 2:11:00 GMT 7
Ko-incidentally, I watched a documentary about PuYi, the other day.
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Post by teleplayer on Oct 8, 2006 4:20:03 GMT 7
Pu Yi, The Last Emperor, was also set up as a Japanese puppet in Manchukuo [Manchuria]. I believe he spent his last days as a gardener in The Forbidden City or similar, showing the same wicked sense of CCP irony that put Muslims to work in pig farms during the Cultural Revolution. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Pu_YiIt is widely believed that Pu Yi credited one Hamish McJames, his English teacher, with dragging Chinese education kicking and screaming into the 19th Century, where it remains to this day. Thanks, Dr. G. I do need to catch up on Middle Kingdom history. Oh, and Hamish, beside Sergeant Pepper just how many album covers were/are you on?
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