Understanding Vietnamese Life Partner - Page 233

SingViet · #**3481** 24-06-2008, 04:28 AM

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Originally Posted by retsoor

I have spent hours reading this thread during the last year. From time to time I re-read parts. There is truly a wealth of knowledge here.

I would like to thank all posters for sharing - but particularly bro SingViet, I think his contribution is outstanding.

No la bro. I just relating real life experiences. Glad that you find the postings useful

Honey Boon · #**3482** 24-06-2008, 11:02 AM

haha, popular ones always butterfly alot

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Originally Posted by Thom07

Ok but she always disappeared lah. Carrot aka Champion asked me to change target.

Honey Boon · #**3483** 24-06-2008, 11:03 AM

this thread of yours, bro.... is my daily "spiritual" food besides the ST and BT

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Originally Posted by SingViet

No la bro. I just relating real life experiences. Glad that you find the postings useful

Hurricane88 · #**3484** 24-06-2008, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Honey Boon

this thread of yours, bro.... is my daily "spiritual" food besides the ST and BT

Wah bro, well said well said.....it's also in my subscribe list and check it every day to read the latest....hahaha

SingViet · #**3485** 24-06-2008, 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Honey Boon

this thread of yours, bro.... is my daily "spiritual" food besides the ST and BT

hahah bro. Its the sharing spirit that is outstanding. You share some, i contribute some, all these sharing makes this thread interesting

SingViet · #**3486** 24-06-2008, 02:11 PM

I think most bros are like me, i have a love and hate relationship with vietnamese gals. hate it when they lie but love it when the lie down with legs apart. hahahha not that i cannot get the love and affection of Singapore gals, but i find more satisfaction interacting both physically and mentally with viet gals. My stay in Vietnam provided me with good times and good experiences that are not found in Singapore. These experiences gained also allowed me to venture into Cambodia and Myanmar. Singapore gals can call me `cheap' , but i just can't be bothered about them. I find gals from these neighbouring countries much more interesting

Hurricane88 · #**3487** 24-06-2008, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by SingViet

I think most bros are like me, i have a love and hate relationship with vietnamese gals. hate it when they lie but love it when the lie down with legs apart. hahahha not that i cannot get the love and affection of Singapore gals, but i find more satisfaction interacting both physically and mentally with viet gals. My stay in Vietnam provided me with good times and good experiences that are not found in Singapore. These experiences gained also allowed me to venture into Cambodia and Myanmar. Singapore gals can call me `cheap' , but i just can't be bothered about them. I find gals from these neighbouring countries much more interesting

hahaha brother, I really love all your stories....please keep it coming....thanks

technofreak · #**3488** 24-06-2008, 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by SingViet

I think most bros are like me, i have a love and hate relationship with vietnamese gals. hate it when they lie but love it when the lie down with legs apart.

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Originally Posted by Hurricane88

hahaha brother, I really love all your stories....please keep it coming....thanks

I second that bro...Haha. Love your quote especially as it applies to me as well: hate it when they lie but love it when they lie down with legs apart.

retsoor · #**3489** 24-06-2008, 02:55 PM

I just had lunch with Em Bich.

She ordered a bottle of wine, quite unusual for young northern girls. Then again, she works for the company which is importing the wine, and she's a good sales person

I had picked a restaurant only 5 minutes away from my house, and after some wine, I was just about to get ready for some lie-down action...then her older brother calls and wants her to go shopping clothes with him. fcuk. filial piety and confucianism is a curse sometimes...

Well, after the wine, she was finally ready to go to Bangkok and S'pore with me...no family there for her, so I will have enough time then

SingViet · #**3490** 24-06-2008, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by retsoor

I just had lunch with Em Bich.

She ordered a bottle of wine, quite unusual for young northern girls. Then again, she works for the company which is importing the wine, and she's a good sales person

I had picked a restaurant only 5 minutes away from my house, and after some wine, I was just about to get ready for some lie-down action...then her older brother calls and wants her to go shopping clothes with him. fcuk. filial piety and confucianism is a curse sometimes...

Well, after the wine, she was finally ready to go to Bangkok and S'pore with me...no family there for her, so I will have enough time then

wah, nice encounter. Maybe next time can ask her to off the phone before any action starts. I still remember when my 2nd wife was with me at home before lam tinh, her mobile phone keep ringing. I asked her to off her phone and we proceeded to have a wonderful afternoon. ... hehehe.. the phone keep ringing as she slip out of the office to keep me company at home in the afternoon. That was last time before she married me. But its actually quite common for vietnamese staff to slip out of the office when the foreigner boss is not in Vietnam.

Tony Stark · #**3491** 25-06-2008, 05:22 AM

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Originally Posted by SingViet

hahah bro. Its the sharing spirit that is outstanding. You share some, i contribute some, all these sharing makes this thread interesting

Hope to share my experiences after my trip to HCM in 2 weeks time.

Tony Stark · #**3492** 25-06-2008, 05:28 AM

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Originally Posted by retsoor

I had picked a restaurant only 5 minutes away from my house, and after some wine, I was just about to get ready for some lie-down action...then her older brother calls and wants her to go shopping clothes with him. fcuk. filial piety and confucianism is a curse sometimes...

Well, after the wine, she was finally ready to go to Bangkok and S'pore with me...no family there for her, so I will have enough time then

Sounds a little fishy to me. An older brother needs assistance from younger sister to shop for clothes?

Hope the trip to BKK and SIN will be a fruitful one.

Torres_Mok · #**3493** 25-06-2008, 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Tony Stark

Sounds a little fishy to me. An older brother needs assistance from younger sister to shop for clothes?

Hope the trip to BKK and SIN will be a fruitful one.

U from viet match maker Agency???

retsoor · #**3494** 25-06-2008, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Tony Stark

Sounds a little fishy to me

You are a wise man. Yes it is starting to look a little fishy to me too...

Maybe it was too good to be true: maybe she has just been a more talented actress than the others so far, and soon I'll hear the usual stories about sick relatives, filial duties, expensive medicine etc etc.

It's always the same. Previously I have tried to say to others, in my broken tieng viet "E muon tien kg? E lam di kg? A kg thich con di." It's a bit harsh but wtf they expect.

retsoor · #**3495** 25-06-2008, 12:45 PM

Reminds me of this young girl who used to beg on Trang Thi in Hanoi. She asked for money, claiming she was hungry.

So one day I say to her, "ok, I'll buy some food for you". But - suprise! - she didn't want food.