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The first rule of Fight Fuck Freak Club...

StChris

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Anyone who has spent any time in China will have noticed the often nonsensical, and sometimes funny, things written in English on young peoples' clothes. To be fair, at least Chinese people have the sense to just have it printed on their clothes, rather than permanently tattooed on their bodies, as many westerners do with Chinese characters. After 2 years in China, I thought I could no longer be shocked by any crazy English T-shirts or jackets, but then I saw this:

 

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There was just something about the choice of words and the big, red lettering that stunned me for a moment. I personally would be down with 1.5 of the 3 things the club stands for, and was tempted to ask for more info but, well, you know the rules...

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abcdefg

abcdefg 5296

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She might be an interesting character!

StChris

StChris 893

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I wonder if she even knows what the words mean. Now, if she does know what they mean and still went ahead and wore it, then well, she would definitely be someone worth getting to know!

Lu

Lu 3814

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But what if she is interested in the other 1.5 of the things?

StChris

StChris 893

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No, that's not possible. What kind of 变态 would be interested in the other 1.5 things?

道艺

道艺 122

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https://ibb.co/VNq3Pqh

 

This killed me...I was at 家乐福 grabbing veggies and this nice old lady turned around.

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abcdefg

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English words still have cachet here, regardless of their meaning. They add something to a tee shirt or a dress. They say "Look, I'm an International Person, with above-average awareness of the larger outside world." 

 

It's the same exact fallacy, I think, as that which makes westerners want to get a Chinese-character tattoo. The quest of "cool," the quest of "hip."  

 

 

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