I think this is a ridiculous law. A country where you’re not free to tell someone to fuck off is not a free country. How about everybody try to develop a slightly thicker skin?
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Shared this with my office mates (local Taiwan ladies) and they are having a blast with it! Some funny stuff.
Yeah, good spot. That’s a whole other can of worms.
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Fuck right off.
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Exactly! This is what we need more of.
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I’m genuinely surprised this isn’t more common. Foreigners must be showing a lot of restraint.
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“I impede, therefore I exist.”
Is it just me or am I getting a lot of shade today? Decided to lose the baseball cap for the time being.
On the other hand, “gan” “只是發語詞”. The choice is clear.
That was just a joke list, so don’t try it in public.
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Holy crap, looking at that list, I could be calling the cops on at least 2 out of every 3 things my wife says to me.
Hey, I could be rich!
Oh, wait…OK, never mind…
How do you say Okie from Muskogee in Mandarin? 
You don’t.
我是美國的台客
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我是從馬斯科吉來的奧克拉荷馬州人
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This.
Being a decent human being means learning to deal with things.
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Most foreigners drink a lot to compensate.
I often wondered why they sold Taiwan pijiu at the commissary downstairs. That and red wine was the inspiration for the best work around here.
Me? I can’t drink so I drown my sorrows in chocolate.
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A video apology and Mr Huang dropped pressing charges.
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I find hard to believe that someone would curse all Taiwanese when discussing with another person… and being surrounded by hundreds of Taiwanese. It can happen, but it would be strange…