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Wynter wrote:

Wow, I find this totally weird!

It totally blew me away. Here I am trying to help the guy and pretty much was telling to go home with my milk tea and bring him back some 50 year old Glenfiddich. :beaten:

7th-key wrote:
Anybody who follows any holy book literally is a psycho

Yes, I agree with you.

Yes, I am glad we have both religious and political threads here at the forum.

No, I dont frequent them. Not deep enough :beaten: But I have always found this forum to be a place of reasonable discussion for the most part.

Other than that troll who was disturbing YT's thread awhile. Can't have a Peacoat hater here!! :hehe:

So I think...... I've got to post The Pea Coat............

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Yutaka says he wants some milk tea! :victory:

Takoyama wrote:

bring him back some 50 year old Glenfiddich. :beaten:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Fuggin old coot. I'll hit him over the head with my empty bottle of Laphroig's.

Tu_triky wrote:Fuggin old coot. I'll hit him over the head with my empty bottle of Laphroig's.

Hey now, let's not go beatin' up homeless folk. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
Hey now, let's not go beatin' up homeless folk. :sweat:

This wasn't your average milk tea. Oh no no! It was Kochakaden Royal Milk Tea. Royal I tell you! How you gonna turn down royalty?

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Takoyama wrote:This wasn't your average milk tea. Oh no no! It was Kochakaden Royal Milk Tea. Royal I tell you! How you gonna turn down royalty?

Hey, I don't see a picture of Akihito on the container. :P :hehe:

7th-key wrote:What's a true muslim? Or a true christian?
Anybody who follows any holy book literally is a psycho
(or is stuff like stoning people for working on the sabbath a sane thing?)
Every denomination picks and chooses as they see fit - which one would be the true arbitrary interpretation?

Psycho suggests a mental condition where the individual can not make the choice in how he/she perceives something. Choosing to follow a holy book literally does not make one psycho. Your definition would brand most people in the world, with regards to their beliefs whether they are religious, political, etc. a psycho. Denominations don't "pick and choose" as they see fit; they interpret the source writings differently. Context is also very important. Too many people who scream about the literal following of a religion fail to understand the context of what was written because they grabbed a single verse to criticize without knowing what they're talking about.

Wynter wrote:
Edit: All religions have the same moral code, don't they?

They don't actually.

EDIT: nevermind, should prob. be in the religion thread...

Ack, we got a bunch of visitors from China and they all smoke... :bleh:

The halls now reek of tobacco.

bmwracer wrote:Ack, we got a bunch of visitors from China and they all smoke... :bleh:

The halls now reek of tobacco.

Did you pull on the dim sum cart and start rolling it down the aisles at work?

:rofl:

"One Har Gow and 2 Spareribs with Black Bean Sauce, please!"

Tu_triky wrote:Did you pull on the dim sum cart and start rolling it down the aisles at work?

:rofl:

"One Har Gow and 2 Spareribs with Black Bean Sauce, please!"

:lol:

Funny thing is they'll probably be going out for pizza, Mexican, etc... :hehe:

The other odd thing is that they're staying in Monterey Park, so they have to commute all the way out to Torrance. :headscratch: Guess they feel better in "familiar" surroundings.

bmwracer wrote:Ack, we got a bunch of visitors from China and they all smoke... :bleh:

The halls now reek of tobacco.

Remind them that California law forbids smoking in public buildings. Then offer them some breath mints and a can of lysol. :hehe:

Kijinnmaru wrote:Remind them that California law forbids smoking in public buildings. Then offer them some breath mints and a can of lysol. :hehe:

They know that: it's the tobacco smell that's embedded in their clothes. :sweat:

Kijinnmaru wrote:
Remind them that California law forbids smoking in public buildings.

It's not a public building. Businesses are private property. I used to work at a place in Chatsworth and one of the two owner smoked these foul smelling cigars. When some people complained he said, "It's my damn building, I can do whatever I please! If they don't like it, they can get a job someplace else!"

bmwracer wrote:
:lol:

Funny thing is they'll probably be going out for pizza, Mexican, etc... :hehe:

Haha. Nice.

The other odd thing is that they're staying in Monterey Park, so they have to commute all the way out to Torrance. :headscratch: Guess they feel better in "familiar" surroundings.

familiar surroundings. :rofl:

gaijinmark wrote:It's not a public building. Businesses are private property. I used to work at a place in Chatsworth and one of the two owner smoked these foul smelling cigars. When some people complained he said, "It's my damn building, I can do whatever I please! If they don't like it, they can get a job someplace else!"

Good point.

I suppose the boss will allow it, since they're paying customers and we're just the hired help. :bleh:

AB13. California also has a workplace smoking ban/restriction. Sounds like the owner of Gaijinmark's old workplace is setting himself up for a lawsuit.

Nice waves at the beach this past weekend thanks to the hurricane that went by.

bmwracer wrote:
Hey now, let's not go beatin' up homeless folk. :sweat:

Haha. He'll feel beat cuz he passed on the Royal Milk Tea and as a consequence is feeling far from "genki."

I went and got me some milk tea after all this talk. :drooling: