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Wow, shane, amazing, you can say that right, I guess you must have been taught by someone ;)

Cool!

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So where's my beer? :wink:
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What does 'qu shi le' mean literally?
That means : leaving the life word, dead
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So where's my beer? :wink:
He he....
I'm now in Liaoning province, Shane!
What about having a BBQ with fresh draft beer? ;)
I have tried some last night, COOL!!!!!!
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Does that mean you are going to explain it to me? :)

BTW, I am thinking about starting a thread for riddles. Example: What is a grizzly without hair?

Answer: a bare bear

8)
Ya,Ron, just like in English, we usually prefer to say someone passed by than die directly, so here in China, we say the same, "qu shi le", and Shane got the answer :)

And sorry, Ron, I'm sorry I don't know how to play this new game?!
I think I need more clues, can I?
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And sorry, Ron, I'm sorry I don't know how to play this new game?!
I think I need more clues, can I?
It's a rhyming riddle. That is, the two words in the answer rhyme with each other. This one is also a homonym pair. First word: a grizzly is a type of ________. Second word: something that is naked (unclothed) is ________. In the original posting I put the answer in white print. When you highlight it it shows up in blue.

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So where's my beer? :wink:
He he....
I'm now in Liaoning province, Shane!
What about having a BBQ with fresh draft beer? ;)
I have tried some last night, COOL!!!!!!
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Cool! Where are you in LN?? Anywhere nice?

BBQ with fresh draft beer, eh? You're making me salivate now!! Mmmm!! :D

<edit> By the way Lucy, did you get my email? </edit>
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Isn't all draft beer fresh?
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:D

I was using fresh to describe that feeling you enjoy when you have a cool glass in one hand, and chopsticks in t'other :wink:
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I simulate that with a fork and a glass.
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I prefer a cool glass of draft beer with hot yummy BBQ ;)

Lucy wu loving travelling
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