You got your old avvie back, sweet
Dutch? He canāt complain if heās from a country famous for flooding the market with processed plastic textured cheese.
If we go far enough back ā¦ we get to the 80s
Where they ran dogs over for fun and only some international hotels had decent food and it took the whole day to go anywhere
And US soldiers still roamed the brothels
No idea what Iām blabbing about but itās sure fun anyway
Yah. Never mind all the shite fucking paintā¦
Surprisingly, thatās largely accurate.
Good to know. This is bookedmarked for when the Flob gets that blog post up. Great info here.
Except @Kavalanās speculation about US soldiers roaming around Taiwan. They were gone in the late 1970s after Carter switched diplomatic recognition to Beijing.
Guy
Close enough. You canāt expect someone with a rug like that to get all the dates right.
A couple of horn dogs hung around or came back for visits no?
In the 1980s US soldiers would not have been carousing in Taiwan. They would have been doing their thing (such as it is) in Okinawa, South Korea, mainland Japan, Guam, the Philippines, etc etc etc.
If any forumosans are interested in learning more about this situation and the proliferation of US military bases around the world, check out the late Chalmers Johnsonās extraordinary book The Sorrows of Empire. Itās well worth reading.
Guy
Who were the SOBs in Combat Zone in the 80s?
I think youāre taking this thing way too literally.
The 1980s were a crazy time in Taiwan. Thereās no need to add fictional characters for extra effect!
Guy
Well something fishy was going on alright
There were only 758 US soldiers here in 1978
Hey what can I say. Even geniuses like me make mistakes once in a while
Thatās enough to impregnate an entire population, male and female.
Is Taiwanease still around? Their blog and forums seem to be down and they havenāt upated their facebook page since June. Just wondering if anyone knows for sure
Illegal cable that was put up by some gangsters.
And those were happier times. We met friends in public spaces. Homes were social areas. We looked around