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what are no hands restaurants?
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Do they have double barber polls are the "barbar shops" there too?Here, all the brothels are barbar shops anyway.
What're they? Never heard of em.That's a Korean thing AFAIK.Stop Quoting BenComment
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That would be ... weird.I'm building a wagon! On some other part of the internets, obviously (but not that other site).Comment
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Re: Was is it about Waitresses in China?
Hey, what city did you say you were in these days?Originally posted by DaShi
There's just something about them that drives me crazy. I think it's the scarves they wear on their heads. Makes my apartment feel cleaner just thinking about it.
I love the Chinese penchant for uniforms! The various hats, aprons, epauletted jackets, and so on. I enjoy seeing the women at the bakery in their french maid-like get ups. Then the baker walks out, of course in white with a tall chef's hat.
I'm still not used to seeing road laborers wearing sport jackets, though.
DaShi, for you it's waitresses, but for me it's young Chinese policemen.
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Yep! Sometimes instead of the traditional spiral stripes, they have red and blue maple leaves. They also have an unusual number of young country girls smoking cigarettes out front at midnight. Who's getting their hair cut at that hour?Originally posted by Boshko
Do they have double barber polls are the "barbar shops" there too?
Maybe DaShi?
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mindseyeL ah, but can they compare to Korea?
Can't find a picture of their mouse logo, love it so much
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What the hell is that?No, I did not steal that from somebody on Something Awful.Comment
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iirc, it has something to do with the police.B♭3Comment
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You don't have to use your hands, you get fed like a baby.Originally posted by Boshko
What're they? Never heard of em.
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Re: Re: Was is it about Waitresses in China?
I'm in Hangzhou again.Originally posted by mindseye
Hey, what city did you say you were in these days?
I love the Chinese penchant for uniforms! The various hats, aprons, epauletted jackets, and so on. I enjoy seeing the women at the bakery in their french maid-like get ups. Then the baker walks out, of course in white with a tall chef's hat.
I'm still not used to seeing road laborers wearing sport jackets, though.
DaShi, for you it's waitresses, but for me it's young Chinese policemen.
Don't know about the policemen, but some of the policewomen are cute. On a trip to Ningbo we had quite an attractive one with us. Unfortunately, she didn't really seem to enjoy being around foreigners so she basically clung to my female boss.
As for the brothels: Despite China's open and honest reporting of HIV cases in their country, I think I'll just stick to the old fashion way. Though I do need a haircut.
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wow, cop mascots. I wonder if anyone's ever gotten arrested by one.Visit First Cultural Industries
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im in the mood for some chinese myself.:-pComment
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