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Q: Actualy, what I meant was.............

  Posted a question earlier, 'What would you say?' and got a load of advice about how I should deal with dipsticks blagging on about whether or not my son speaks Chinese. Appreciate the advice and that but the truth is I was just trying to ask what you'd print on a t-shirt of your own, to vent the pented, rent up shit that sticks in your craw.

  I know, it's a question that's been asked before. This place can get a bit 'GROUNDHOG DAY!!!!!' from time to time, so you old-timers can pass this one by. But maybe a newbie or two might like to share their frustrations and tell what would be their slogan of choice, were they to print it on a t-shirt.

 

 

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"老外也放屁" should do

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I have a T-shirt that says:

 

"Don't English me. I'm panic!"

 

Wanted to upload a pic but seems I can't do it.

 

Nessquick:

In Czech language, "panic" mean virgin 

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