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@8- i know thats a joke but its kindof rascist... anywayyyy i would say this is a much bigger FML for your girlfriend!! but still, FYL
Ching-Chongiday?
It's not racist... It was sarcasm...
Your "girlfriend" lives in china and you don't?
Long distance, duh-much?
your life is f***ed coz its totally out of your control
So... did he just say "hi" as he promised? or did he really harass her? I have seen some girls who treat just simple things as "hello" as "omg he's hitting on me!"
here's what you do: When this guy returns home, tell him YOU'RE going to china, and that you'll get him a special "gift" there. Then, go to China, and buy an expensive pair of oriental chopsticks. When you come back, take the chopsticks and approach this fellow; tell him you have his special "gift". Then, grab both of the chopsticks and jam them in his ears as hard as you can. The aim here is puncture his ear drums. Doubt he'll be saying "hi" to anyone for a long time if he's deaf. Problem solved.
You don't use your eardrums to say hi to someone ... you use your mouth.
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So THAT'S how they say hi in China? No wonder that country is overpopulated...they're just a friendly peoples...
does hi mean something weird in chinese?