Originally posted by DaShi
Really? That's what I tell Chinese people when they see me use chopsticks and ask how I learned to use them. You see, I spent five years at a monestary in Tibet to learn to use chopstick, with my left hand, nonetheless. The first three years were spent meditating on chopsticks. Then for two years, I could use just one.
Really? That's what I tell Chinese people when they see me use chopsticks and ask how I learned to use them. You see, I spent five years at a monestary in Tibet to learn to use chopstick, with my left hand, nonetheless. The first three years were spent meditating on chopsticks. Then for two years, I could use just one.
It is really interesting that people can actually live in communes today (and for the last 2000 years at least) if one is at all religious. At times I think that communism was created simply to extend the concept and practice to the non religious.
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