I was imaging men swearing when I was writing the above, particularly middle aged men. Yes, come to think of it, Taiwanese women swear about as much as they pass wind, which, as far as I know, is never.
I dunno man, Ladyfunk says âshitâ quite often.
With good reason I would imagine. Is it often swathed in the words, âFunk500 you annoying (shit) I am going to kill you!â
Donât know which number were on (not that it matters)
But I love Stationery Shops. Can spend far too long in them, looking at items I didnât know existed.
+1 to that ⊠the ones with cute pictures on them are my favourite.
I donât know what number we are on but the mountains contain some great things.
Wufongci Waterfall (1st tier), Taiwan by abacus07, on Flickr
101-110:
Being able to jump on your scooter and be almost anywhere in less than 10 minutes
Cheap morning orange juice and daily paper
Not having to work 9-5
Having S.E. Asia on your doorstep
Constant visual stimulation
No snow
Cheap consurmer items
Friendly TW willing to help almost anytime
A job I love
[quote=âwonderâ]âŠBeing able to jump on your scooter and be almost anywhere in less than 10 minutes
âŠHaving S.E. Asia on your doorstep
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You must have a damn powerful engine.
-Super efficient health insurance and govt agencies
-mountains mostly covered in forest
- the HSR system , love this system for itâs civilized aspects, there is no comparison with Chinese one
- cheap electricity, cheap gas, cheap insurance, cheap road tax
- tax avoidance relatively easy, possible to save money
- everything is convenient for modern living
- people not overly nationalistic
- people not anal and live and let live attitude
Chinese New Year decorations.
The view from my back porch.
Nine-year bump, no idea what number weâre at, but Taiwan punching above its weight for islands and mountains: