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05-28-2010, 01:35 PM
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Dark Overlord
 
Join Date: May 2007
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Franke: that's the story they told, that the new rolex forum guy, Josevancouver, tried to move the subdirectories around and screwed up the DB. They used a March backup. Why they didn't have a more current backup is anyone's guess.
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Sue Lor: All the people in this house are very traditional. Number one: never touch a Hmong person on the head. Not even a child. The Hmong people believe that the soul resides on the head, so don't do that. Walt Kowalski: Well... Sounds dumb, but fine. Sue Lor: Yeah, and a lot of Hmong people consider looking someone in the eye to be very rude! That's why they look away when you look at them. Walt Kowalski: Yeah. Anything else? Sue Lor: Yeah... some Hmong people tend to smile or grin, when they're yelled at. It's a cultural thing, it expresses embarrassment or insecurity. It's not that they're laughing at you or anything. Walt Kowalski: Right, you people are nuts. |
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05-28-2010, 01:43 PM
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Things like that happen. Doc, the SA you got...Dynomyte! You wear that well. Did you see my post on the new Seawolf Baton dials?
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05-28-2010, 01:45 PM
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Dark Overlord
Join Date: May 2007
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Muchas grass!
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Sue Lor: All the people in this house are very traditional. Number one: never touch a Hmong person on the head. Not even a child. The Hmong people believe that the soul resides on the head, so don't do that. Walt Kowalski: Well... Sounds dumb, but fine. Sue Lor: Yeah, and a lot of Hmong people consider looking someone in the eye to be very rude! That's why they look away when you look at them. Walt Kowalski: Yeah. Anything else? Sue Lor: Yeah... some Hmong people tend to smile or grin, when they're yelled at. It's a cultural thing, it expresses embarrassment or insecurity. It's not that they're laughing at you or anything. Walt Kowalski: Right, you people are nuts. |
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