is aeropostale considered an asian sore? no offense?
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no, i don't think so. i don't really see any asians go in there. i go in there a lot and i am white...
1138832
Gustilo - I believe he is asian.. from the Philippines\n\nGustilo Grading System for fractures
852684
I suggest taking a picture of the jar and posting that here. Asian languages, though they might not seem like it, are easy to identify from one another. If no one is able to translate it themselves, at least with knowing what language it is you can contact someone else online (probably at a specific website for that language) and ask.
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YEA it's Cool dude but wash it good U don't want 2 get athletes  foot in UR month. do U dude?And make sure there is no open sores on them that ooze with puss,Other than that Dig in.Does it still sound good?
729007
My personal opinion is that Malaysian made products are as good as British or American made items.  They are certainly  better and more trustworthy than copied items from China or Japan.  Ask the airplane industry about fake parts in planes.  I first went to Malaysia in 1968, no comment please, and found them hard working and honest.
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just last saturday night...imbestigador featured a really big scare: filthy brown sugar!\n\ni would like to suggest that you investigate the following staples that have been repacked and sold in the common "palengke" or market place in the philippines these days and see whether or not these are clean or at least edible :-):\n1. all other brands of brown sugar\n2. soy sauce\n3. mayonaise\n4. margarine\n5. salt\n6. others\n\ngood luck...
764730
IHave wondered the same thing. I think it is due to the influx of merchandise in the retail stores from China and India, etc. It seems like everything we are buying is from Asia. And don't anybody say buy American, the prices of American made goods are outrageous compared to foreign ones. I wouldn't be able to make it if I had to buy only American and most people wouldn't either.
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I'm a Chinese American. A few years ago, my grandparents and family went to Disneyland and we were about to get on the little train that shuttles people around the park when the "conductor" told us that we were cutting in line. Naturally, we were upset because we were not doing that. In fact, we were at the front of the line and virtually no one else was getting on the train. Though we tried to straighten it out, she insisted that we did. Finally, my dad was so furious he had a talk with her manager and told him how this prejudiced accusation had totally ruined our trip. Sadly, Asians have a reputation for cutting in line so I guess that's why the lady assumed what she did...
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It's a virus that can be picked up in many public places . . . handles of shopping carts is a good place.  If they become persistent, see a doctor for medication.  If it is just a once-in-a-while incident, there are some good over-the-counter medicines that can help with the pain while healing.  It takes time . . . just like a cold sore.
915285
Definitely. No offense to asians, but it is a bit unnerving going to Italy, in order to experience Italian culture, and then to find to your dismay that your hotel is situated in China Town.... But there is not much we can do about it, is there....cultures come and go, i guess.
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Hello! I live near Atlantic City, in the southern tip of New Jersey. A night out will often mean a trip to see a show or dine in a restaurant there. There is a large Asian population who live in/near Atlantic City, and the marketing departments of the casinos reach out to "high rollers" (big spenders) in high profile Asians nationally and internationally, knowing that they'll often lose more than they'll win at the tables. (This is true of any high roller.) In observing, I find that "some" westerners fuel their bias for Asians for different reasons. \n\nFirst, ignorance breeds contempt. We fear what we do not understand, and a person who looks different and acts differently must be suspicious, yes?! \n\n*smile*\n\nSecondly, there is (subconciously) a degree of jealousy involved. This "visitor" has traveled a long way and at great expense. Tough to swallow, perhaps, when your annual vacation is a week in the same resort town you've been visiting since you were a kid.\n\nSee where I'm going with this? Like my dear old immigrant grandmother used to say, "Avoid the narrow-minded. They only see the differences amongst us."\n\nMy friend from Laos laments, as you, the bias and prejudice he feels sometimes simply upon entering a room. I tell him often how proud I am to be his friend, and remind him of this. HE is the one who speaks several languages. HE is the one who goes to the trouble of assimilating himself within two cultures. And, HE is the one who made the decision to remove himself from everything comfortable, and to move out and up into this great big world of ours.\n\nLet the small-minded be the least of your problems. Someday they'll be mowing your lawn.\n\n*wink*\n\nPeace,\nJulie
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Do you feel it is. If uncomfortable a nice please do not do that is all you need. I don't feel a class action lawsuit but telling how you feel is the best way. If is persists tell your upper mgmt.
496565
Plz see ur doc urgently.\nThis might even require USG or other scans to see if there is physical damage.\n& that obviously can't be done on Yahoo answers, can it?
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If I understand the question properly... \n\nYour representing properties in Asia and looking for buyers in California? \n\nI would think this is more of a licensing question for an Asian goverment. I would recommend checking with the California Department of Real Estate. www.dre.ca.gov to be sure how California looks at it.
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Couldn't agree more with sdmagic. \n\nBut then, when you think about, why just asians? There's a tendency for people (of any origin) who are smarter-than-your-average-joe- but-not-quite-PhD-material to brag... simply because it helps them to feel better about themselves.
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Ha ha ha! It's a mystery that only you can discover. It may be that a particular asian man's private is small, but depending on the woman he is with, it may be the perfect size! I've heard that a lot...is that stereotyping? Yup.
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I don't know, but after I tried it, I-sore, too!\n\n(kidding)