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02-08-2022, 09:32 AM
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CCP money = blood money. Might as well film a commercial in a hijab for the Saudis while you're at it.
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02-08-2022, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted By FA*******⏩
Bucket of crabs mentality bro. Im pointing out great traits of an individual. Why she chose specific decisions I can only judge at face value.CCP money = blood money. Might as well film a commercial in a hijab for the Saudis while you're at it.
02-08-2022, 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
Not sure what was that complicated about it, but ok.can you do us a favor and point out where your comment is based in reality because I am sure af not gonna sit here and decipher your bullchit
https://edition.cnn.com/2022/02/07/c...hnk/index.html

She has since become a household name in China. Walk down the street and you'll see her face splashed across billboards and magazine covers. Promotional videos ahead of the Olympics show Gu performing tricks midair and running on the Great Wall. She has nearly 2 million followers on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, as well as multiple Chinese sponsors, brand deals, and documentary teams following her every movement.
https://jingdaily.com/eileen-gu-cele...sador-tiffany/
“Eileen is now i[n] a position to be the Tony Hawk, Kelly Slater, or Shaun White of China, as well as the face of action sports in the world’s biggest country,” explained Mike Hanley, head of school at Wy’East Mountain Academy in Oregon, in an email to the Washington Examiner.
Considering the crackdown on celebrity culture in China, it is not too far of a stretch to see Gu as the “savior” of the celebrity branding trend. Luxury brands that found themselves in hot water because of celebrity scandals can easily avoid future offenses by partnering with Gu.
In fact, Gu has already attracted big sponsors in China. The New York Post claims she has more than 20 endorsement deals, including collaborations with notable names like Bank of China, the People’s Insurance Company of China, Kohler, China Mobile, Mengniu, Luckin’ Coffee, and Cadillac in China. But these endorsement deals don’t come cheap. According to campaignasia.com, a marketing deal with Gu could reach about $2.5 million (15 million yuan).
02-08-2022, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted By monster0ultra⏩
Hey cool man. Everyone has different perspectives on life. My wife is 5'8".....im doing more than fine in that department thanks.I actually wish you and your sons the best. I'm just telling it like it is. I'm just the messenger.
I didn't make the rules, sloots just are that vapid and shallow. "High value" sloots like the one in your OP are no different.
That Slaydom fellow is borderline retarded and abandoned his kids but I guarantee you his kids will do well with girls while yours won't. Life isn't fair, it is what it is, have to adapt to how things are, not how we want them to be.
I didn't make the rules, sloots just are that vapid and shallow. "High value" sloots like the one in your OP are no different.
That Slaydom fellow is borderline retarded and abandoned his kids but I guarantee you his kids will do well with girls while yours won't. Life isn't fair, it is what it is, have to adapt to how things are, not how we want them to be.
But for my boys, we arent focused life on "doing well with girls"......that is childish mentality. As people age, priorities and goals change.
Im sure they will be just fine in that department? Will they be slayers? Who knows.....dont really care. Not focused on that.
My son is focused on wanting to be a Kids Pan Am champ in BJJ.....he's not focused on Poon. And a man's measure of success is not how much poon he has gotten in a lifetime for some people.
So by your standards, all good......you can continue to strive look at life that way. No sweat off anyone's back but I hope you are building a different foundation in case your priorities change later

02-08-2022, 09:49 AM
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Originally Posted By donblaximus⏩
"you criticize society yet you particpate, how curious"Yet our people continue to directly and indirectly fund this murderous regime. Tell me bro, what are you doing to help with this?
And you didnt answer any of the questions.........get outside and talk to people.
And you didnt answer any of the questions.........get outside and talk to people.
that's how you sound lmao
Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
and none of that fits your premise that she couldn't do that in america. In fact, she trained in america using american resources lmao.Not sure what was that complicated about it, but ok.
https://edition.cnn.com/2022/02/07/c...hnk/index.html

She has since become a household name in China. Walk down the street and you'll see her face splashed across billboards and magazine covers. Promotional videos ahead of the Olympics show Gu performing tricks midair and running on the Great Wall. She has nearly 2 million followers on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, as well as multiple Chinese sponsors, brand deals, and documentary teams following her every movement.
https://jingdaily.com/eileen-gu-cele...sador-tiffany/
“Eileen is now i[n] a position to be the Tony Hawk, Kelly Slater, or Shaun White of China, as well as the face of action sports in the world’s biggest country,” explained Mike Hanley, head of school at Wy’East Mountain Academy in Oregon, in an email to the Washington Examiner.
Considering the crackdown on celebrity culture in China, it is not too far of a stretch to see Gu as the “savior” of the celebrity branding trend. Luxury brands that found themselves in hot water because of celebrity scandals can easily avoid future offenses by partnering with Gu.
In fact, Gu has already attracted big sponsors in China. The New York Post claims she has more than 20 endorsement deals, including collaborations with notable names like Bank of China, the People’s Insurance Company of China, Kohler, China Mobile, Mengniu, Luckin’ Coffee, and Cadillac in China. But these endorsement deals don’t come cheap. According to campaignasia.com, a marketing deal with Gu could reach about $2.5 million (15 million yuan).
https://edition.cnn.com/2022/02/07/c...hnk/index.html

She has since become a household name in China. Walk down the street and you'll see her face splashed across billboards and magazine covers. Promotional videos ahead of the Olympics show Gu performing tricks midair and running on the Great Wall. She has nearly 2 million followers on the Chinese social media platform Weibo, as well as multiple Chinese sponsors, brand deals, and documentary teams following her every movement.
https://jingdaily.com/eileen-gu-cele...sador-tiffany/
“Eileen is now i[n] a position to be the Tony Hawk, Kelly Slater, or Shaun White of China, as well as the face of action sports in the world’s biggest country,” explained Mike Hanley, head of school at Wy’East Mountain Academy in Oregon, in an email to the Washington Examiner.
Considering the crackdown on celebrity culture in China, it is not too far of a stretch to see Gu as the “savior” of the celebrity branding trend. Luxury brands that found themselves in hot water because of celebrity scandals can easily avoid future offenses by partnering with Gu.
In fact, Gu has already attracted big sponsors in China. The New York Post claims she has more than 20 endorsement deals, including collaborations with notable names like Bank of China, the People’s Insurance Company of China, Kohler, China Mobile, Mengniu, Luckin’ Coffee, and Cadillac in China. But these endorsement deals don’t come cheap. According to campaignasia.com, a marketing deal with Gu could reach about $2.5 million (15 million yuan).
thanks for confirming my suspicions that your posts lacked any substance
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02-08-2022, 09:51 AM
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nah brah the only thing close to a 10/10 in this winter Olympics is


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Originally Posted By derek_jeter⏩
Did Fonda stay in Vietnam?I'm sure her mother played a huge role in this decision. They should both move to China and stay there forever.
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02-08-2022, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
So you are going to pretend that a Chinese-American could be even remotely as famous in America - where Asians, especially Chinese are sidelined in pop media - as in China, where the gov itself keeps parading her around.and none of that fits your premise that she couldn't do that in america
thanks for confirming my suspicions that your posts lacked any substance
thanks for confirming my suspicions that your posts lacked any substance
Ok.
02-08-2022, 09:55 AM
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
blame the jews. We're not doing that because we don't even control the media but I will say that if she won gold for america she would get recognition regardless and the reason is blatantly obvious:So you are going to pretend that a Chinese-American could be even remotely as famous in America - where Asians, especially Chinese are sidelined in pop media - as in China, where the gov itself keeps parading her around.
Ok.
Ok.
She is of chinese decent.....winning with american resources....which is exactly what the american dream is supposed to be
we are a land of opportunity
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02-08-2022, 09:58 AM
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02-08-2022, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted By monster0ultra⏩
brootal truthYou are a good father and can set your sons up to be financially successful and to be good men.
But.
You also gave them genes to be 5'6. It never even began for them for girls, it was over for them at birth.
But.
You also gave them genes to be 5'6. It never even began for them for girls, it was over for them at birth.

02-08-2022, 09:59 AM
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Different routes - a woman like this isn't built to sit at home to raise children and take orders from a man.
You've got to be one hell of a man to counter that, not a basement dwelling miscer.

You've got to be one hell of a man to counter that, not a basement dwelling miscer.

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02-08-2022, 10:03 AM
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How much did China pay you to make this post?
Was it worth your dignity?
Was it worth your dignity?
02-08-2022, 10:21 AM
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02-08-2022, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
All the hate she and the Beverly Zhu are getting is the proof.So you are going to pretend that a Chinese-American could be even remotely as famous in America - where Asians, especially Chinese are sidelined in pop media - as in China, where the gov itself keeps parading her around.
Ok.
Ok.
There's a dozen americans playing for China that you don't hear anything about but they are of European decent. Nobody gives a shet
People are only criticizing her because she is an asian.
02-08-2022, 10:30 AM
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Originally Posted By Drhunglow⏩
Are they? I really don't know shyt about the situation, but considering how quick/eager people are to always jump to "racism"...I tend to take it with a grain of salt.People are only criticizing her because she is an asian.
02-08-2022, 10:35 AM
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02-08-2022, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
Like I said, why aren't they ****ing on the 10 other white americans who are playing for China? Why are these two getting all the attention and being hated on? Maybe because she's a winner but the figure skater didn't win and is still being hated on.Are they? I really don't know shyt about the situation, but considering how quick/eager people are to always jump to "racism"...I tend to take it with a grain of salt.
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Originally Posted By Drhunglow⏩
ThisLike I said, why aren't they ****ing on the 10 other white americans who are playing for China? Why are these two getting all the attention and being hated on? Maybe because she's a winner but the figure skater didn't win and is still being hated on.
The inclusion of mostly foreign-born players, and the NHL's decision not to send players to Beijing due to schedule disruptions caused by COVID-19, means China will be more competitive in its group, with powerhouses Canada and the United States, as well as Germany, which took silver in 2018.
Of the 15 foreign-born players on China's roster, 11 were born in Canada, three in the United States and one in Russia.
All players on the team sheet are listed under Chinese names, including Chicago-born Jieke Kailiaosi, better known as Jake Chelios, who spent the last three seasons with Kunlun Red Star but has also played five NHL games with the Detroit Red Wings.
The Chinese team includes Ty Schultz, who was born in Canada to a German father and Chinese mother and uses the Chinese name Zheng Enlai. His sister Nina Schultz competed for China in the heptathlon as Zheng Ninali at last summer's Tokyo Games.
lmao
https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/sp...rs-2022-01-27/
02-08-2022, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
Okay, so that guy's half Chinese and not getting hated on? That kind of doesn't support his theory then.This
The inclusion of mostly foreign-born players, and the NHL's decision not to send players to Beijing due to schedule disruptions caused by COVID-19, means China will be more competitive in its group, with powerhouses Canada and the United States, as well as Germany, which took silver in 2018.
Of the 15 foreign-born players on China's roster, 11 were born in Canada, three in the United States and one in Russia.
All players on the team sheet are listed under Chinese names, including Chicago-born Jieke Kailiaosi, better known as Jake Chelios, who spent the last three seasons with Kunlun Red Star but has also played five NHL games with the Detroit Red Wings.
The Chinese team includes Ty Schultz, who was born in Canada to a German father and Chinese mother and uses the Chinese name Zheng Enlai. His sister Nina Schultz competed for China in the heptathlon as Zheng Ninali at last summer's Tokyo Games.
lmao
https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/sp...rs-2022-01-27/
The inclusion of mostly foreign-born players, and the NHL's decision not to send players to Beijing due to schedule disruptions caused by COVID-19, means China will be more competitive in its group, with powerhouses Canada and the United States, as well as Germany, which took silver in 2018.
Of the 15 foreign-born players on China's roster, 11 were born in Canada, three in the United States and one in Russia.
All players on the team sheet are listed under Chinese names, including Chicago-born Jieke Kailiaosi, better known as Jake Chelios, who spent the last three seasons with Kunlun Red Star but has also played five NHL games with the Detroit Red Wings.
The Chinese team includes Ty Schultz, who was born in Canada to a German father and Chinese mother and uses the Chinese name Zheng Enlai. His sister Nina Schultz competed for China in the heptathlon as Zheng Ninali at last summer's Tokyo Games.
lmao
https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/sp...rs-2022-01-27/
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Originally Posted By Polaris⏩
Jake Chelios is - or rather was - a full white American, several Canadians (Ethan Werek, Ryan Sproul the very least) were full white Canadian, same goes for the Russian dude.Okay, so that guy's half Chinese and not getting hated on? That kind of doesn't support his theory then.
Not a single peep about any of them being terrible horrible traitors representing a bloodthirsty regime and something about Uyghurs. Strange.
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Originally Posted By rectifryer⏩
You are the type that sit around and talk smack and feel good about just debating for the sake of debating. For the record, that girl has trained all over the world. So whats your point on that?"you criticize society yet you particpate, how curious"
that's how you sound lmao
and none of that fits your premise that she couldn't do that in america. In fact, she trained in america using american resources lmao.
thanks for confirming my suspicions that your posts lacked any substance
that's how you sound lmao
and none of that fits your premise that she couldn't do that in america. In fact, she trained in america using american resources lmao.
thanks for confirming my suspicions that your posts lacked any substance
02-08-2022, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted By Eterniity⏩
Bro, im pretty sure at this point she can live wherever she wants.damn. Golden Bull theory really getting to some Miscers. she's a hottie and will probably live a great life in China.
02-08-2022, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted By jeshelton⏩
I wouldnt go so far to say all women like this arent suitable for a traditional family life later. I have seen other women (of course not on this level) hang up their careers and businesses to raise a family. I know a few personally. You can do both. Life has many chapters in it if you live it well.Different routes - a woman like this isn't built to sit at home to raise children and take orders from a man.
You've got to be one hell of a man to counter that, not a basement dwelling miscer.

You've got to be one hell of a man to counter that, not a basement dwelling miscer.

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Originally Posted By monster0ultra⏩
Ok, except the topic is sloots, not different things in life. Your OP is: "Here is what I am setting as the high standard for my sons to look for later on when dating:".
Correct so Im not seeing your point? The topic is qualities of a woman that are desirable.....not just poon. So whats your point?
Ok, except the topic is sloots, not different things in life. Your OP is: "Here is what I am setting as the high standard for my sons to look for later on when dating:".
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