Lend me some money, son, and while you are away working in London I’ll sell your motorbike and your pocket watch collection and then deny you ever had either…
…Oh wait, you were talking about Taiwanese families.
Yea, forgot to say the one who completes the noun phrase gets to name the next measure-word: if you complete “liang tiao…kuzi” you then get to say “san duo…” and the next person has to complete it with a correct noun.
Useful for what? They generating electricity with it or something?
I’d agree though, with the implication that (in my admittedly limited KTV experience) drunken singing tends to be a foreign thing. When I’ve participated, usually as a member of a Foreign Drunken KTV Singing Squad, the Taiwanese took it very seriously and absolutely trashed us with virtuosity.
It’ll be mostly pig shit, because the livestock are mostly pigs, round here anyway.
Because the rice fields are flat they can actually be flooded a foot or so deep with liquid manure from a tanker, so beware of moonlight strolls in the sticks.
VERY non-tactical packaging, so a bit wack IF genuine GI
Late Cold War era British Army combat rations were, predictably enough, in olive drab plastic.
Maybe that would be “too serious” for Taiwan though. Having tactical packaging would acknowledge the future possibility of being shot at during lunch, which might be perceived as inauspicious.