East Beaver Creek area MP with non...

[gunslinger]

I don't know how to phrase this in a politically correct manner, but "non-immigrant" asians?
I was in the area, and was going door to door to see who had the prettiest lady
there was one, in the plaza across from the World Bowl, on the side with the dance studio, at the very end (opposite to the dance studio), I was greeted by a pretty asian with a domestic accent, but she was just leaving, and the MP looked like it was closing for a break

anyone know of this place?

 

[Verbal]

CBC = Canadian born Chinese

 

[Senthil k]

Bananas = Yellow on the outside, white on the inside.

Hey, not my word! It was given to me by a CBC!

Perry

 

[Capt. Spaulding]

I believe there are 2 spas to the north (right) of the dance studio. First is Red Bird, and then there is another just to the right of Red Bird, the name of which escapes me. I was there in late April and saw one very attractive asian lady, but had to pass, since I was with a friend and he did not see anything else to his liking (we went around the plaza to Nagoya)

 

[???]

yeah, the one I'm talking about is at the extreme right end of the plaza, so right of the dance studio and the red bird
I don't think it had a name

 

[dfroggyman]

Oriental MPA/SP is not my cup of tea. I don't find many of them attractive at all, let alone pretty.

Again, that's my preference. Others may find them exotic but not for me. It doesn't matter whether she is CBC or Banana, immigrant or non-immigrant.

The beauty of hobbying in Toronto is you can always find hot MPAs or SPs with different ethnicities. Personally I love white SPs or MPAs, but not very into EE type.

 

[YorkiiTorii]

Originally posted by sweet guy
Oriental MPA/SP is not my cup of tea. I don't find many of them attractive at all, let alone pretty.

Again, that's my preference. Others may find them exotic but not for me. It doesn't matter whether she is CBC or Banana, immigrant or non-immigrant.

Fine...all the more for me

 

[mary G]

Jook Sing.
Asians would understand what I mean.

 

[Climbin.metal]

for the insightful explaination, sweet guy. I was just merely pointing out that this is another way to call them. It may be limited to the Cantonese community to understand like I have already stated. In no stretch of the imagination I am trying to say Jook Sing is better than CBC.

Since you took this to another level, so what would your linquistic analysis be to ketchup? Would this be bi-language or would this be English?

How about Gwai-Lo? Excuse my spelling as this might be wrong. Is that a good or bad way to call caucasians? Or does that really mean white people only?

Bok-Choi, is this good or bad to call that vegetable? Your linguistic approach to this is again appreciated!

 

[JaneM]

Civic82, you pretty know the answer on calling white person Gwai? You'll be the judge.

BTW, are you Asian?

 

[cbgreene9185]

Of course I am. So what would you say about ketchup?

 

[Aneel]

To be exact, HKBC ( Hong Kong born Chinese ) raised in Canada. Mother is a MBC ( Malaysian born Chinese ) & Father is a SBC ( Singaporean born Chinese ).

 

[danibuoy]

You guys(CBC) want to dump Don Cherry????hehehehh

sorry...couldn't resist a bad pun.....

 

[lovelyartist]

Lol....

 

[Stephanie V]

From what I know it lies midway between a term of respect and an insult.
Used on people it means white, there are equally polically incorrect terms for others (haak yun, cha yun).
Used on other things it can mean anything western (gweilo food, gweilo mall).

 

[ngantuk99]

Oh my gawd I walked around this East Beaver Creek I still can't believe that the mp are all so close together! Why???? Hey I think I saw a van from the show "cheaters" there

 

[BC13MF]

it's the MP district

 

[Missa]

Gwai-Lo literally means foreigner. The Cantonese call everyone that is not chinese Gwai-Lo even though they're in a foreign land.

Ba-Qwai is for Whites

Pakistanis they call Ha-Cha

Blacks they call Ha-Qwai

Qwai-moi means young girl

Qwai-po means older woman

etc, etc, etc.

Not too sure on the spelling though, just typing it as it sounds.

As for Bok-Choi, it is a small vegetable native to the chinese, however it is grown in Ontario as well. Bok-Choi stir fried with a garlic sauce is great.

 

[Midnight Q]

I was told that gwai-lo literally means "white ghost".

 

[cwilz]

It is white ghost.