| Posted: Monday, 14th December 2009 Posted in: Forums > Living in Kunming > Stay cool, Kunming |
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| Hey guys, This is for those of you that know me and those of you who don't as well. After six years of living in Kunming, I'm finally returning to the U.S. Thanks to everyone in the expat community for making it a great experience, and those special locals as well. To all the guys and girls from Salvador's, The Box, French Cafe, Chapter One/Ganesh, etc. it's been fun! Kunming is a special place in more ways than one and I've had a great time here and met some amazing people. Stay cool guys! | |||
| Posted: Sunday, 13th December 2009 Posted in: Forums > Living in Kunming > 1st post! Japanese experience in Kunming? |
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| It happens more often than you think. I've seen a few electric bikes with funny plates lambasting the Japanese. I had a few Japanese classmates before when I was studying Mandarin and they seemed to be alright. I'm sure they weren't out partying in Kundu or anything like that, but they weren't targeted exclusively as long as they didn't open their mouths, I suppose. You'll find middle-aged people don't give a damn about the Japanese and it's usually only brain-washed uber nationalistic kids with nothing better to do. When they go home they have fun on their playstation 2 while watching Dragon Ball and eating instant noodles BUT F$#K THE JAPANESE ;) You and your wife should be fine. | |||
| Posted: Friday, 11th December 2009 Posted in: Forums > Living in Kunming > Let's Remember Where We Are |
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| To Yuantongsi: Probably just very, very inebriated! | |||
| Posted: Friday, 11th December 2009 Posted in: Forums > Living in Kunming > Gaming consoles |
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| Definitely the Xbox 360 for the selection of copied games. They're everywhere. You can't play online with them but when you're paying so little, who cares? I've been trying to get rid of my 360 before I move back to the states for awhile so let me know if you're interested. I won't have any games for you but I can tell you some great places where they're sold. Some never get the new games and some get them the day after release in Japan/US/Europe. Pretty cool! | |||
| Posted: Thursday, 10th December 2009 Posted in: Forums > Living in Kunming > Let's Remember Where We Are |
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| Matt makes some good points and I can't really say I disagree. Granted, it's not the first time this has happened and when a fight goes down I think it's usually looked down upon. Kunming is a small place and I'm sure the details about it will become known eventually...and in this case being there along with Matt it was regrettable as it very possibly reflected badly on Ai Hua's business that night at Chapter One. As foreigners it would be cool if we were judged by the same standard that Chinese judge other Chinese by - as any visit to Kundu on any given night there are fights, but it's simply not the case. Anyways it's certainly good to mention it as a reminder that we're still guests here no matter how long we've been here. It's easy to forget, I guess. Also, I haven't been on Navy shore leave but I imagine it was similar to that, possibly with more chicks. | |||