(Theory) Why some foreigners never leave the flob
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(Theory) Why some foreigners never leave the flob
by tomthorne » 18 Jul 2012, 17:39
It's like an enormous nipple that brings maternal comfort and thus boosts the egos of otherwise generally inadequate men (yes, mostly men). Any thoughts?
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Re: (Theory) Why some foreigners never leave the flob
by Super Hans » 18 Jul 2012, 18:10
I have a convertible car, a heavy motorcycle and cool shades to go with both of them. I don't need the flob to make up for my inadequately sized things.
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Re: (Theory) Why some foreigners never leave the flob
by xi_adogah » 18 Jul 2012, 18:41
What's a flob? 
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Re: (Theory) Why some foreigners never leave the flob
by Omniloquacious » 18 Jul 2012, 18:43
tomthorne wrote:It's like an enormous nipple that brings maternal comfort and thus boosts the egos of otherwise generally inadaquate men (yes, mostly men). Any thoughts?
I'm a sucker for nipples, but I do prefer small ones.
If I prioritized the acquisition of wealth above other purposes in life, I might still have come to Taiwan to study Chinese, but I doubt I would have remained here.
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Re: (Theory) Why some foreigners never leave the flob
by Super Hans » 18 Jul 2012, 19:17
A flob is a bit of spit on the floor, sometimes but not necessarily containing a greeny.
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Re: (Theory) Why some foreigners never leave the flob
by xi_adogah » 18 Jul 2012, 20:52
Super Hans wrote:A flob is a bit of spit on the floor, sometimes but not necessarily containing a greeny.
Thanks for the clarification, now could you repeat the OP in a phrase a retarded American might understand?
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Re: (Theory) Why some foreigners never leave the flob
by Charlie Jack » 19 Jul 2012, 04:11
xi_adogah wrote:What's a flob?
"The flob" is a nickname for Forumosa.com.
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Re: (Theory) Why some foreigners never leave the flob
by California » 19 Jul 2012, 06:15
Is this some sort of foreign word usage or is it an accepted metaphor?
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Re: (Theory) Why some foreigners never leave the flob
by Charlie Jack » 19 Jul 2012, 14:16
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