Posted on 09/25/2016 2:05:07 PM PDT by nickcarraway
I’d say they were really anxious to leave, which cost them an even longer delay. What’s that saying, haste makes waste?
I didn’t know Chinese had red hair - is this common??
Assuming the rice making position comes naturally.
Lucky they didn’t get sucked into the jet engine. What a dumb thing to do, like the plane was just going to stop and let them on?
Or cause the plane(s) to crash. I am surprised the Chinese police didn’t shoot her and her husband.
That is a terrible thing to say.
Ok... let's just think about what delay would have occurred if this had been say JFK or O'Hare....
What is missing from the article is the reason they were going on that flight. While certainly a dumb thing to do, I wonder what made her so desperate to be on that plane. Until you have walked in another’s shoes you cannot understand what motivates them.
Is a Chinese redneck ... an orangeneck?
Cue Yakkity Sax.
This is how the Chinese people, ALL of them treat everything around them - like it’s their personal property and no one is more important than they.
I recall the argument with a Chinese family at a deli who only wanted half of a lobster. The people physically ejected them from the line.
Regardless of their situation, it was a dumb thing to do. They are lucky one or both of them weren’t sucked into a jet engine, run down or even shot as another poster suggested, this being China after all.
Young girls like to do that in America too.
Just yesterday, I saw a girl with Debbie Wasserman Schultz type curls, all in a BRIGHT Turquoise blue. She was serving coffee in Starbucks. Yes, it was hideous, but do you think I’m going to say anything about it? Hell no.
The hurrier I go, the behinder I get.
(I think I just broke my spell checker.)
You have to see at any Chinese airport, how they run when Gates open.
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.... and I agree with you. My point is that sometimes desperate circumstances result in desperate actions, this being China after all.
I happen to like Turquoise...what is hideous to one person is beautiful to another. I am more bothered by the quality of the brew then the fashion of a barista, but I suppose we all have different priorities.
I thought she was wearing a scarf.
Nevertheless, I think it is fairly common among Asians to change their hair color, since most of them naturally have dark brown or black hair. During my visit to Seoul, I have seen many people sporting lighter colored hair.
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