Exotic Cars in Hong Kong
01-06-15 | 10:05 AM
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From: so cal
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Funny plate, those who knows HK Cantonese know the bad words this plate represent
FU 167
I don't know the 1 6 7 but I'm going to guess the FU
Oh and what a sight indeed on that duo!!!!
01-06-15 | 10:06 AM
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FU 689 plate in HK would probably get severely harass...........lots of tickets and towing I imagine.
01-06-15 | 10:10 AM
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GS3Tek
I don't know the 1 6 7 but I'm going to guess the FU
Oh and what a sight indeed on that duo!!!!
167 = Richard.
1 = one, 6 = roll, 7 = *****
01-06-15 | 10:54 AM
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From: Lovely OC
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BNR34
FU 689 plate in HK would probably get severely harass...........lots of tickets and towing I imagine.
hahahhaa there is not much freedom there anymore anyway
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167 = Richard.
lmao the best explanation
01-06-15 | 11:09 AM
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although pointing to the same body part, I have to say 167 in Cantonese slang has a different meaning from Richard in English though
01-06-15 | 11:15 AM
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hahahhaa there is not much freedom there anymore anyway
Say FU to a communism leader and be prepare to be F
01-06-15 | 11:17 AM
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although pointing to the same body part, I have to say 167 in Cantonese slang has a different meaning from Richard in English though
i always think cantonese manage to bring out the emotion in a much better way than most language haha
01-06-15 | 11:17 AM
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From: So Cal
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Gojirra99
although pointing to the same body part, I have to say 167 in Cantonese slang has a different meaning from Richard in English though
Richard is Richard, is the same in all languages
01-06-15 | 11:18 AM
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From: So Cal
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rominl
i always think cantonese manage to bring out the emotion in a much better way than most language haha
I agree 100%
01-06-15 | 11:33 AM
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BNR34
Richard is Richard, is the same in all languages
167 cannot be translated directly to what Richard refers to in English
01-06-15 | 11:40 AM
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Say FU to a communism leader and be prepare to be F
They can still do it in HK (many people already did without problems), but not when they cross the border to the mainland ...
01-06-15 | 11:49 AM
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From: so cal
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167 = Richard.
O...K....thanks for spelling that out for me
01-06-15 | 02:29 PM
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From: So Cal
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Gojirra99
They can still do it in HK (many people already did without problems), but not when they cross the border to the mainland ...
There is no immediate effect, but being communist, they get you later.
They keep a black list, me and you are probably on it now from talking about it on an internet forum about this. Their cyber security team is taking notes.
01-12-15 | 10:51 AM
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01-13-15 | 11:15 AM
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Saw this one myself
01-06-15 | 10:05 AM
