A worker makes Zongzi (rice dumplings), a traditional Chinese dish made from rice wrapped in bamboo leaves, at a market in Yiliang County of Kunming, Yunnan province June 6, 2008. (Stringer/Reuters)
Posted on 06/18/2008 6:26:55 PM PDT by NormsRevenge
A worker makes Zongzi (rice dumplings), a traditional Chinese dish made from rice wrapped in bamboo leaves, at a market in Yiliang County of Kunming, Yunnan province June 6, 2008. (Stringer/Reuters)
Headline:
China tightens screws against dissidents ahead of Olympics.
Same as:
DemocRATS tightens screws against dissidents ahead of 08 election.
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http://www.exposeobama.com/emails.html
What are those things swimming around in that bucket?
puke!
Yeah, and it probably comes in "regular" and "unleaded".
Oh dear, the menu is getting a PC makeover for the Olympics.
And I suppose dog will be dropped for the duration.
I gather that the debate over “General Tso’s Chicken” will never be officially resolved.
Just don’t order the cream of sum yung gui
Uh, grains of rice.
Andrew Zimmern Ping!
“...whose exotic names and alarming translations can leave foreign visitors frustrated and famished.”
Really? I thought, “Cheeseburger! No Coke! Pepsi!” was pretty much understood world-wide. ;)
Softened chunks of cardboard.
Looks like some maggots to me.
“George likes his chicken spicy.”
I’ve has zhongzi before. It is tasty. There is very little real Chinese food I have eaten in China that I don’t like. The only thing that stopped me dead in my tracks was the air sack from a fish. That made me gag a little at the thought of it. I didn’t care for the beef meatballs either. They were more like super balls that meatballs.
For the olympics, the Chicoms substitute diced political prisoner for dog.
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