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ScottThuy   140

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Scott, you just said she's taking a break from the pu$y for a few days :lol: . You meant "cac" :blush:

depends what part of VN you are from... I had it right when it comes to VNese in the north...

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bleh, already OP? and after all the trying time you also just want to drop it and send her on her way? :whistle: onto the next case...i mean wife i guess :)

tbh lucky there's been alot uglier VK guys than you marrying much hotter VN girls than your wife...those don't tend to last either. unless our white brethrens in here i'm also from OC, CA and would need more than my fingers/feet to count the "failed" marriages.

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Scott, you just said she's taking a break from the pu$$y for a few days :lol: . You meant "cac" :blush:

NO he's right with the word chim in this context, but i must admit, when I first read it I thought it was a typo of an english word.

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chim is the PG version...it can be used as both i guess like the meaning private parts although in the southern part it's more for the woman. you'd be insulting the guy if you call him chim, like calling him a little girl.

ca.c and lon is more cursing and x-rated...but no one says chet vi chim, it's always cvl.

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I'm pretty sure that Scott gets given the sanitized translated versions of Vietnamese words. He corrected me that "Anh Map" meant big brother and not "fat brother" one time LOL. Swearing and "bad" words carry a lot more weight than their English equivalents and no "educated" people would ever say it.

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maybe they told him "anh map" is similar to "big guy" like a term of endearment...like hey big guy. anh map is also like a jovial term in vnmese..."thang map" would be more demeaning, or "map dit".

with vietnamese...anh is always fun/light, thang is serious/ready to throw down. can be applicable with anything.

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ScottThuy, on 20 March 2012 - 06:46 AM, said:

... maybe she's hiding/taking a break from the chim for a few days...

That in itself is a huge red flag, but doesnt always mean fraud... maybe she's hiding/taking a break from the chim for a few days... aside from culture shock, in many cases a woman gets here and can be overwhelmed by a guys instant/continuous demand for sex.:blush:

This thread has nothing to do with Anh JimVaPhuong? Why All of you have to call out his name... :angry::whistle::rofl:

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I'm pretty sure that Scott gets given the sanitized translated versions of Vietnamese words. He corrected me that "Anh Map" meant big brother and not "fat brother" one time LOL. Swearing and "bad" words carry a lot more weight than their English equivalents and no "educated" people would ever say it.

I do? ..

ScottThuy, on 20 March 2012 - 06:46 AM, said:

... maybe she's hiding/taking a break from the chim for a few days...

This thread has nothing to do with Anh JimVaPhuong? Why All of you have to call out his name... :angry::whistle::rofl:

I wasn't trying to take this OT.. just making the point that she may have become gun shy...

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I'm pretty sure that Scott gets given the sanitized translated versions of Vietnamese words. He corrected me that "Anh Map" meant big brother and not "fat brother" one time LOL. Swearing and "bad" words carry a lot more weight than their English equivalents and no "educated" people would ever say it.

I do? ..

Not at all. What I meant was in your field of work you're probably surrounded by educated Vietnamese people, and I assume Thuy is also educated. So whey you ask for a translation they will give you a very light version of the word. They probably would probably never say the actual version of the word. I say the F word all the time but I never say it in VNese either.

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Not at all. What I meant was in your field of work you're probably surrounded by educated Vietnamese people, and I assume Thuy is also educated. So whey you ask for a translation they will give you a very light version of the word. They probably would probably never say the actual version of the word. I say the F word all the time but I never say it in VNese either.

I actually get a variety of translations depending on the situation. Several words for the same thing depending on the situation or region.

I don't want to hijack his thread :innocent:

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This thread has nothing to do with Anh JimVaPhuong? Why All of you have to call out his name... :angry::whistle::rofl:

You and I will meet in person someday, Anh Loi. You will not know who I am. You'll just think I'm another white guy with a Vietnamese wife. You'll ask if I've heard of VJ, but I'll claim I've never heard of it. We'll chat for a while. You'll recommend a VN restaurant in Little Saigon, and we'll all go for dinner. We'll eat. We'll laugh. We'll drink...a lot. But the whole time, you won't know it was me...

...until you wake up the next day...

...and see "JvP" tatooed on your butt! :devil:

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You and I will meet in person someday, Anh Loi. You will not know who I am. You'll just think I'm another white guy with a Vietnamese wife. You'll ask if I've heard of VJ, but I'll claim I've never heard of it. We'll chat for a while. You'll recommend a VN restaurant in Little Saigon, and we'll all go for dinner. We'll eat. We'll laugh. We'll drink...a lot. But the whole time, you won't know it was me...

...until you wake up the next day...

...and see "JvP" tatooed on your butt! :devil:

I don't know about you but I don't think I would want our names anywhere near that region. If I were you I would do VC4LIFE on that region.

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You and I will meet in person someday, Anh Loi. You will not know who I am. You'll just think I'm another white guy with a Vietnamese wife. You'll ask if I've heard of VJ, but I'll claim I've never heard of it. We'll chat for a while. You'll recommend a VN restaurant in Little Saigon, and we'll all go for dinner. We'll eat. We'll laugh. We'll drink...a lot. But the whole time, you won't know it was me...

...until you wake up the next day...

...and see "JvP" tatooed on your butt! :devil:

hihi.. Sorry A Chim.. ops.. :bonk: is A Jim .. hihi..

Free tatoos.. cool.. btw, can I have another tatoos with 3 letters CVL on the back of my butt.. hihih... :rofl:

A Jimmy, don't call me Anh, cause I am younger than you... :thumbs:

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02-25-2009 : Payment Received from my bank (AOS)

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