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25 April 2010
By Admin

A Chinese American

A Chinese American thinks she is full of Niubility (NB), and likes to play Zhuangbility (B), which only reflects her Shability (SB)

The copyright of my posture is reserved;
copycat will not be tolerated!

本人坐姿, 版权所有;
严禁模仿, 违者必究!

You know I am who ma? Ben woman is a yellow-skin white-heart Chinese-speaking American journalist who can seize a microphone jump onto the platform shouting yelling call wind call rain kown as a river lake old hun hun. Ben woman work for a big name ding ding American newspaper. You Shanghai Expo authority give me small heart dian, if notI will ask Mr Huang, Mr Zhang and Mr Fang to send Monsanto's GM rice and tufo to your canteens!

你知道我是谁吗?本人乃黄皮白心说中国话干美国活抢过麦克风窜上主席台大喊大叫呼风唤雨号称江湖老混混的记者是也。本人服务的英文报社大名鼎鼎。你们上海世博给我小心点,如果不,我会叫黄先生、张先生和方先生往世博餐厅里送猛三屠的转基因大米和豆腐。

What? You say ben woman speaking Chinglish not English? You don't understand history. Chinese is a copycat of Japanese, Japanese is a copycat of English, English is a copycat of American language, so there is no difference between Chinglish and English, because they are all copycats of Americalish.

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