…people do in Taiwan because of a lack of law enforcement. How about making a list and see how fast we can get to 100? I’ll start with the first 10 from the top of my head. Bicyclists running red light. Abandoning cats and dogs. Spitting betel nut juice on the street. Parking in no parking zones…

There’s one that could have a hundred sub-categories. Starting with the president’s campaign paying 600NT a head for people to attend his rally.

:no-no: Night Market Cops in general (I’m sure we could flesh out a few subcategories for that one :sunglasses: ).

100 more or less, let’s go over to the 100 Great Things about Taiwan thread…

And don’t forget the Mormons holding up traffic at red lights trying to get new recruits.

:doh: I know, I know. All you wanted to do was create a thread where you and some strangers could indirectly judge the legal morality of the behaviour of your hosts and some dick has to come in and point out that it isn’t very nice. What am I like, eh? :laughing: Well, I don’t think that of …

Illegal or asshats that complain about the greener grass on the other side.

And don’t forget the Mormons holding up traffic at red lights trying to get new recruits. Ah, the good old Mormons. How can we forget them? They impress the locals with their odd amount of Chinese bible knowledge. I couldn’t imagine reading anything more painful than the bible in Chinese, 阿門

And don’t forget the Mormons holding up traffic at red lights trying to get new recruits. Ah, the good old Mormons. How can we forget them? They impress the locals with their odd amount of Chinese bible knowledge. I couldn’t imagine reading anything more painful than the bible in Chinese, 阿門 Y…

:laughing: Think of yourself as a Chinese peasant and God as your emporer & teacher. Now you should have the correct mix of fear, blind obedience and adulation to get through the book.

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Taiwan Living in Taiwan

tango42 May 19, 2024, 5:27am 91

Plastic straws are supposedly banned in Taiwan.