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DAMN CHINESE!!!

Misheard Whisper

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  • I always eat too much when we have takeaways. Meh tummeh hurtz nao. D:





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    What were you expecting to find here? Jeez.
     
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    I thought this was going to be a Lou Dobbs like rant where the Chinese are taking jobs and increasing the trade deficit.
     

    Misheard Whisper

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  • Too much chicken fried rice and sweet&sour pork, more like. Mostly the rice. There was heaps left, but I didn't want to have it later because reheated Chinese food isn't great.

    So I scoffed it.

    BRB GOING TO HELL FOR GLUTTONY

    And lol, Seth, wanton means something completely different to won ton. XD Look 'em up.
     
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    Why post the same thing twice, Seth? >>

    Great, now this blog made me in the mood for Wanton Soup. :(
     

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  • asdf what is with you people and mixing up wontons with wanton? AAAAAARGH!

    Merriam-Webster said:
    Main Entry: won·ton
    Pronunciation: \ˈwän-ˌtän\
    Function: noun
    Etymology: Chinese (Guangdong) wàhn-tān
    Date: 1934
    : filled pockets of noodle dough served boiled in soup or fried

    Merriam-Webster said:
    Main Entry: 1wan·ton
    Pronunciation: \ˈwȯn-tən, ˈwän-\
    Function: adjective
    Etymology: Middle English, from wan- deficient, wrong, mis- (from Old English, from wan deficient) + towen, past participle of teen to draw, train, discipline, from Old English tēon — more at tow
    Date: 14th century
    1 a archaic : hard to control : undisciplined, unruly b : playfully mean or cruel : mischievous
    2 a : lewd, bawdy b : causing sexual excitement : lustful, sensual

    EDIT: A year later, I realise that Eeveon was joking. *sigh*
     
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