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February 18 – “Chinese New Year Service”


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Since I’m not allowed to have a “party” at my condo :( , please come and enjoy a “Chinese New Year Service” (it's the Year of the Pig) ;-) on Sunday, February 18 from 1-5 pm. Very private pool and spa, and perhaps some “interesting” guests. It’s the day after Lucky’s Theatre Party.

 

For directions, entry instructions, and questions – please send me an e-mail or private message.

:) :D }(

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Yup year of the Bore. Chinese New Year... or Asian New Year is much later this year. Lots of good food to eat. If I lived in your neck of the woods I would definatley come....but I am just too far away. That's one of the things I miss having moved further away from Toronto, is Chinese celebrations and ....food, food, food.

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Perhaps some interesting guests? Hmmm...I hope so! Last year's party was fun and I look forward to this year's...and suckling those pigs!

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Oliver,

 

You don't know how much I'd love to be Palm Springs! I've heard so many great things about your times there and Lucky's theater party.

 

But I do have one question. Since it is the year of the pig, does that mean I have a whole year to make my favorite escorts squeal with pleasure? Boy, I'm going to have a fun year making that happen. }(

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Louis, I found that video to be very funny, but my Chinese friend did not!

Years ago a rich friend of mine took me with great hoopla to a fancy Chinese restaurant in SF where I could taste squab as it supposed to be. Little did he know, as I later found out with certainty, that the restaurant was secretly serving ground up pork as "squab!" They charged an arm and a leg for it, too!

 

Another fancy, and expensive, Chinese place there, famous but a rip-off, served canned sauces that everybody thought were custom made. I wonder how many Caucasian places play the same game.

 

Oliver's festivities are looking better each day as the guest list looks more and more interesting. A few piglets may be there too!

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Now don't anyone get me wrong....I love Chinese food...and not the "fast food" type...the real Chinese food. I have many Chinese friends and Asian friends, and I can say that I have eaten some interesting things. Duck and Chicken feet for example, and other things from parts of animals that one would not consider eating. But it was all good.

I also use to see a few Chinese escorts, who were university students. So I really enjoy the Chinese culture and have learned a lot from my friends.

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I've eaten some real Chinese myself! :p

 

No, I didn't take you wrong. But Chinese do have some sensitivity about the eating of animals such as cats and dogs...

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>I've eaten some real Chinese myself! :p

 

Hmmmm ... }(

 

> ...some sensitivity about the eating of animals such as cats and dogs...

 

No cats will be in attendance, but there will be a dog - he will not be eaten!!!

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And Koreans eat dogs too, however the dogs eaten by people in the Asian countries are a special type of dog, that is bread for eating.

Several countries eat things we don't eat. The French eat horse meat for example. However not many French people have eaten moose or dare I say it beaver...:-)

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>Several countries eat things we don't eat. The French eat

>horse meat for example.

 

Actually there are a number of Canadians that eat horse meat. In Vancouver there is a butcher shop that sells nothing but. I've had it a few times and if cooked properly it is delicious. Best when marinated and served as a saurbrotten (spelling?)

 

There are many meats served in local restaurants that I could not bring myself to eat. One example is aligator - I pass.....

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The Australians eat kangaroo and the Finns eat reindeer. I've tried both and found them quite tasty (the animals, not the Australians and Finns, though they are rather tasty, too).

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And I will add that if I have offended anyone by the joke I pasted on the board...please accept my appoligies...sometimes I may not appear to be a sensitive about certain issues...but I am but did not go out to intentionally offend anyone. I just happend that a friend of mine who also loves Chinese food came across that link, and passed it on to me.. which I also passed on to several Chinse friends...but then again the know me in person, (and we joke about our cultures etc).... which is a lot different than knowing someone on a message board.

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Louis, you come across to me as a very honest open guy, and I'd be surprised if you intended to offend anyone. Your apology, just in case, shows a lot of class. Thanks for it!

 

I am wondering about one thing you posted earlier about the French not eating moose. I was at a French restaurant last night and had a chocolate moose that was to die for. Was I just lucky? :-)

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