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Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Monday, October 16, 2006
FAQ
Q: What is the meaning of 'HUTDUGAIKARSUI'?
A: A few of my fellow clansmen would probably know by now. For the benefit of the uninitiated:
Yes, 'HUTDUGAIKARSUI' or 'HUT DU GAI KAR SUI', is the Hainanese dialect word-for-word for the Mandarin phrase: '踢你的屁股' which in English means:
HUT = 踢(Kick)
DU GAI = 你的(Your)
KAR SUI = 屁股(Backside)
Note that 'HUTDUGAIKARSUI' is NOT the same as 'KICK-ASS' (e.g. What a kick-ass movie!)
Now don't you go to Purvis Street (aka Hainan 2nd Street) and start yelling "HUTDUGAIKARSUI" and stir up the hornet's nest.
A: A few of my fellow clansmen would probably know by now. For the benefit of the uninitiated:
Yes, 'HUTDUGAIKARSUI' or 'HUT DU GAI KAR SUI', is the Hainanese dialect word-for-word for the Mandarin phrase: '踢你的屁股' which in English means:
HUT = 踢(Kick)
DU GAI = 你的(Your)
KAR SUI = 屁股(Backside)
Note that 'HUTDUGAIKARSUI' is NOT the same as 'KICK-ASS' (e.g. What a kick-ass movie!)
Now don't you go to Purvis Street (aka Hainan 2nd Street) and start yelling "HUTDUGAIKARSUI" and stir up the hornet's nest.
Sunday, October 08, 2006
Tuesday, October 03, 2006
Sunday, October 01, 2006
There Can Only Be One
Note: Loosely adapted from something I heard from a friend.
Woman on right: "Hiyah! Just my luck! Tsk!"
Woman on right: "Hiyah! Just my luck! Tsk!"
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