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Kolbol

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Shifu

Q: Is cursing someone's ancestors the worst insult?

I get in scuffles with Chinese all the time in buses or subways. I want to know what to say in case one of them really pisses me off.

14 years 30 weeks ago in General - China

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Njord

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just say "ta made" or "ta made bi, shen jing bing" No need and try to have a fight to the death at a bus stop is there?!? Insulting anyone's ancestors anywhere is kind of over the top... Someone did that to me they would be spitting Chiclets...

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14 years 30 weeks ago

koko_bean

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From what I have seen I wouldn't dare get in a fight with a Chinese. There seems to be the phenmenom of beating up one chinese guy and 20 others showing up right quick

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14 years 9 weeks ago

derek

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You get in scuffles all the time? Could you explain that a little more? I think a further explanation would help a lot here.

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14 years 9 weeks ago

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