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I actually prefer congee to Chinese sausages. Chinese sausages are hard and too tough…the breakfast kind that is, not the type that I regularly have in my mouth nowadays.
speaking grammar, this is good time to remind some folks and to let the new folks know that I, as an immigrant, have the “close enough” immunity on spelling and grammar.
I actually prefer congee to Chinese sausages. Chinese sausages are hard and too tough…the breakfast kind that is, not the type that I regularly have in my mouth nowadays.
speaking grammar, this is good time to remind some folks and to let the new folks know that I, as an immigrant, have the “close enough” immunity on spelling and grammar.
leche my ass. of course, it’s sausage. Did you get the eggs and chinese sausage in HK back then?
Freezing rain & slick streets.
Legion, no space between chupa and me.
Alternatively, “chupa mis huevos”, or “chupe mis huevos” if you’re on formal terms, or “que me chupes los huevos” (or “que me chupe los huevos”).
We ain’t gonna discuss grammar is we?
The real storm that’s headed here is still in Indiana.
Lepidoptera is also the name of a
Siouxie and the Banshees album from the 80’s.
she wrote a hit song about Pompeii
Cities in Dust:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hMagNuhLkk
con leche, m4l.