Phor Phast Phood Phans?

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Denny replied

28 March 2007, 18:16
I'm phed up with this PH thing.
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wobbegong replied

28 March 2007, 15:57
Originally posted by threaded

The prince who you'd know as Buddha wasn't fat. Guess you're mixing him up with a chinese guy called 'cloth bag'.

Which an awful lot of people do.

HTH

Which Buddha are you referring to; there are 28 of them.
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threaded replied

28 March 2007, 15:33
The prince who you'd know as Buddha wasn't fat. Guess you're mixing him up with a chinese guy called 'cloth bag'.

Which an awful lot of people do.

HTH
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andy replied

28 March 2007, 15:33
I wonder what's their word for "Fat ****"
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wobbegong replied

28 March 2007, 15:25
Originally posted by ZZZZ Snoozer

Means "Happy Buddha" in Vietnamese apparently

http://www.whatralphknows.com/2006/0...oodle_bar.html

Doesn't sound very respectful to refer to ones spritual inspiration as a "Phat Phuc", "Portly Prophet" might be kinder.
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chef replied

28 March 2007, 13:43
While we're on the subject of great named restuarants..Ive been here for a lick of the best they had...

Its on the West side of the lake in Hanoi, Vietnam..

What is it with the vietnamese and naming places??
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EternalOptimist replied

28 March 2007, 13:22
Originally posted by ZZZZ Snoozer

Means "Happy Buddha" in Vietnamese apparently

Brilliant, I can never insulted by being called a 'fat ****' ever again

now whats Vietnamese for

'Ugly Tw@t'
'Thick as ****** PigSh!t'
'Scouse *****'

Thanks in anticipation
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milanbenes replied

28 March 2007, 13:17
now who's being racist

Milan.
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freakydancer replied

28 March 2007, 12:55
Originally posted by ZZZZ Snoozer

http://www.citikey.com/business/1004...hes&total=2900

I've eaten here before. I'm not a phat phuck though.
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Kyajae replied

28 March 2007, 12:55
Originally posted by ZZZZ Snoozer

Means "Happy Buddha" in Vietnamese apparently

http://www.whatralphknows.com/2006/0...oodle_bar.html

No wownder the US invaded Vietnam - they must've thought the Viets were taking the p*ss out of them
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DimPrawn replied

28 March 2007, 12:55
Originally posted by Kyajae

Phuc me, is it a phucking joke?

Phreaded eats there I believe.
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ZZZZ Snoozer replied

28 March 2007, 12:53
Originally posted by Kyajae

Phuc me, is it a phucking joke?

Means "Happy Buddha" in Vietnamese apparently

http://www.whatralphknows.com/2006/0...oodle_bar.html
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Kyajae replied

28 March 2007, 12:43
Originally posted by ZZZZ Snoozer

http://www.citikey.com/business/1004...hes&total=2900

Phuc me, is it a phucking joke?
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ZZZZ Snoozer started a topic Phor Phast Phood Phans?

28 March 2007, 12:32
Phor Phast Phood Phans?

http://www.citikey.com/business/1004...hes&total=2900
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