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morgenfrue

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Q: what does KTV stand for on a bar

14 years 35 weeks ago in General - Changsha

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lchickman

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KTV stands for exactly what it sounds like .... Karaoke Television

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14 years 35 weeks ago

Before you judge someone walk a mile in their shoes, that way you're a mile away and you have their shoes!

thedude

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Yes, but be careful. There are 2 different types of KTV in China.

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dharma86

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If a KTV just has one person in the lobby, then it's normal. If there is a massive row of girls in the lobby...

Mr_spoon:

...It's better?

14 years 35 weeks ago

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rajin:

This isn't true - it depends on what the women standing in the lobby are wearing!

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