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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2017 9:51:09 GMT 7
If you ever want to hear noisy diners, go to a dinner with lots of deaf people. When I lived in Perth in the late seventies I had a good friend who was partially deaf, and he had a lot of friends who were deaf and could not speak. We used to laugh sometime swhen we went to dinner with them. The original version of 'Laugh Out Loud'.  |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 10, 2017 11:00:32 GMT 7
Just in a Chinese restaurant and all I can hear is slurp slurp lips smacking together slurp slurp smack smack smack How was your meal sir? Better if I didn't have to hear the Chinese eating like pigs in a trough Why isn't table manners taught to Asians in general cause it's not just the Chinese who have none You have lived a sheltered life hip me old son, the Japanese have levels of table manners/manners generally which supass most high and mighty foreigners and they slurp their noodles like there is no tomorrow, slurping apprantly brings out the flavour of the noodles, it may not matter to those who consider mamma high end noodles, live and let live Eating quietly, use napkin, not talking with your gob full, and using the correct implements for the purpose is a Victorian England contruct Apparently burping at the end of a meal is also considered good manners in some cultures |
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Post by Fletchsmile on Jan 10, 2017 11:54:33 GMT 7
Definitely wouldn't want to be in the same restaurant as that guy. That Monty Python sketch always makes me cringe  |
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Post by thatguy on Jan 10, 2017 15:14:53 GMT 7
So once I'm standing there with my finger up a vicious dog's ass, what do next? That's totally up to you, you may continue to pleasure it if you wish until it wants a cigarette. Shouldn't I at least buy it dinner first? |
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