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Guest repliedI don't know if it's been said already, and it probably has, by Fit of Rage, because he's Mr. Know-It-All, Mr. Clean-my-underwear-twice-a-day, Mr. shit-licker, but JET, that program that sends young 'Mericans to Japan to teach English, only requires you to have a B.A. in anything. It doesn't have to be English. It's for 3 or 4 years and pays the equivalent of 35,000 $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ a year, I believe.
Remember that in Japan doing karaoke is like wearing female undergarments, everybody does it at least once a week.
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havent been there so I dont know. I did drink the beer alot tho
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Yeah, it is Qingdao. But since I am talking to foreigners :fear: I would have to speak in a language that they understand.
I didn't live there, just visited and stayed there for a month.
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For a person who lived there...shouldn't Qingtao be Qingdao? Or are we talking about different cities? I meant the one with millions and millions of people in it. Then again, I never went there.
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QingTao is great -I went there when I was a kiddo. I remember my dad took me to see the ocean for the first time in my life (I was like 5 back then). I had fun chasing the jellyfishes (they were so sloooow). I remember I had a lot of apples and there was a strong typhoon went through the town at one stage.
Good times ... :wub:
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I'm going to go with option A seeing as how he didn't snag her onto SS and the borums
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