:bravo: 
I like it!
Awwwā¦ Tigerman is always so kind to me. Make sure you ask Truant for a kiss tonight, I told him to give you one for me. 
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OKā¦ IMAGINE I canāt speak Chineseā¦ you knowā¦ just imagine for a minute. Can someone explain the joke? Iām sure itās funny, but not knowing makes me, wellā¦ sad. 
é¦č (Xiang1rou4) is the elegant euphemism for dog meat as served by some evil restaurateurs. 
Literally, it means āfragrant meatā.
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OKā¦ IMAGINE I canāt speak Chineseā¦ you knowā¦ just imagine for a minute. Can someone explain the joke? Iām sure itās funny, but not knowing makes me, wellā¦ sad. [/quote]Xiangrou (fragrent meat) is what restaurants call (called) dog meat.
Thank you both.
Which one of you guys spelled xiang wrong in English??
How boutā Jager it means Hunter in Danish (Kinda Ironic for a little guy, but cute.). You could call him Jag for short, which would still be easy to say while slurring. And if your truly and alcoholic than you could think of him as Jagermeister.
How about Sharon.
Looks like my exā¦ 
Kerouac.
Goldfish. Fish for short.
[quote=āTigermanā]I like naming dogs after food.
My dogās name is č±č (Dofu). If we ever find him a girlfriend, we will likely name her č±č± (Dohua). The locals think thatās cute.
However, if we decide that we just want to shock the locals, our next dog will be named é¦č (Xiangrou).[/quote]
I laughed!! Dohua is just so cute!!!
Or č±ä¹¾ Dogan? 
I usually name my dogs after how they act, not really on how they look.
Hows about āHaystackā?