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WCDT: 2016-2020 (19-23 Sep 2011)
Akima:
--- Quote from: guayec on 20 Sep 2011, 02:31 ---Wait, so QC takes place in Northamptong, Vietnam? :psyduck:
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It does look a bit lurid and jungle-y for New England, but I can't see any river sampans or girls in ao dai.
--- Quote from: themacnut on 20 Sep 2011, 16:48 ---She probably speaks with an accent.
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Who doesn't?
--- Quote from: John_Knee on 21 Sep 2011, 02:53 ---And she might be embarrassing herself, but since she is completely unaware of the fact, I don't think she'll care.
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Is it even possible to embarrass yourself if you're not aware of it? Usually, when people say "you're embarrassing yourself" it's just a sneering way of saying "I don't like what your are doing and I want you to stop".
I don't understand the fuss about snakes. They're common in any piece of scrub land here, and even in gardens. Mostly they're shy and unaggressive, and even the so-called aggressive species won't attack without provocation. Leaping on a snake like Sam is perhaps the best way to get bitten. But she certainly won't need to worry about snake bite if she breaks her neck falling like that. 'Toon physics, definitely.
Skewbrow:
Snakes? Two species can be found here. One is venomous, the other is not. I guess I might (=should ?) be able to tell which is which, but I'm not gonna bother. If I see a snake, say, at the summer cottage or in the garden, either it hides quickly or it dies. There's something about snakes that does that to me. Sorry. Seeing statues of snake gods on a trip to India didn't change me.
themacnut:
Yeah, people either generally hate snakes or love 'em, there's very little in-between. Many women (of all ages), at least here in the US, tend to run away screaming at the sight of one, while men tend to murder them on sight (if they don't run away themselves-I see an increasing number of young men running now...).
Akima, you're in Australia, right? Considering that the most poisonous species of snakes live down there, I think I'd be running away at the sight of an Australian snake in the bush. And I'm not afraid of snakes-but I keep a wide berth from poisonous ones. Sam, I think, would not survive long in Australia...
VonKleist:
In b4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gmw-F52kjjo
Hmpf, they don't have the "Don't kill no snake" song on YT :C
DSL:
--- Quote from: themacnut on 21 Sep 2011, 03:36 ---... I'm not afraid of snakes-but I keep a wide berth from poisonous ones. Sam, I think, would not survive long in Australia...
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Especially the way she's holding that snake. It's got plenty of wiggle room to turn and bite, if it's so inclined. By the neck, Sam. By the neck. Always treat a snake as if it's loaded.
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