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Consider yourself drowning in lychee juice. In public, of course. Where else? ☔
 
Kinsao said:
Consider yourself drowning in lychee juice. In public, of course. Where else? ☔

coconut juice smells of coconut, i assume.

beer, lychee juice, coconut juice, pineapple juice, various fruit- and one tshirt for five month.

right now, i look at the mango i eat three week ago...

if this confuses you, then it confuses you. :p
 
Slightly off topic: There's a French short story called The Disappearance of Honore Subrac (1910) by Guillaume Apollinaire (La disparition d'Honore Subrac) translated by Robert Champ.

It's about a certain gentleman who had the unique ability to turn into another object (or wall). One day when pursued by a gunman (or police) he disappeared. There was a bullet hole in the wall near where he was last seen...
Just to bring in some fresh air for the imagination... :-)
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maybe there are some people that may look somewhat like you in Asia,
but indeed like everybody, ur caucasian and I think 99% of the people will
believe so too.

Now be aware, just a stupid example, me and my familie is from Belgium, but when my
father was in the middle east for buisiness, a lot of people tought he was from
Libanon because of his dark short hair and his small mustache.
It was funny because he doesn't look from that region at all, he also has only roots here in Belgium itself so biologically it doesn't make sense.
It is more seen with appearance and things like that.

So even if your roots are 100% from ur own country, in other countries they might think different. But to mistake you for being Asian or not, I think that chance is a lot smaller.
 
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how can a chimpanzee help to understand shark: the chimpanzee can not swim.

(the chimpanzee can not swim, but can enter water)
(the shark can not climb and prefers to stay in water)

i assume the point occurs as to estimate the difference between possible sentence variation.

and it continiues:
what sells better: coconut juice with chimpanzee/shark?

and what about banana juice? a shark? dont ape prefers banana over all other things?
 
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Good point, and the power of camouflaging must not be underestimated. My favorites are

1. walking sticks
2. moths
3. chameleons
4. flounders
5. blowfish pretending to be a balloon
6. venus fly trap pretending to be a flower
7. a matured child pretending to be an adult
8. a wolf boy believing himself a wolf
9. an ex-Nazi pretending to a Nazi hunter (from a movie)
10. a Jewish child disquised as Anglo-Saxon to flee the holocaust (real life)

Some are sad, some are mad, and some are just simply innocent. Some people pretend to be dumb, malicious, and callous when they are not; hard to understand, but I can also pretend not wanting to understand. All this is a very interesting part of the universe. :-)
 
Why has this thread popped up again? I'm puzzled. :? I was the last poster, on August 11th (errr - until this second, that is!)... so how did it manage to surface?
 
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The ghost of Jref...never heard of it :?

Nono, I'm just kidding, sometimes threads just pop-up without a reason.
It's either a script or an error :P
 
yeah like what you say now, doesn't make ANY SENSE.....

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