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However, they may serve a local before you. That is their prerogative and you should not kick up a fuss. Maybe old Derek has seen some s**t or maybe he once saved the bar from robbery. Either way, it's their choice. There are a few places where it is okay to order these but they're more of an exception rather than the rule.I knew this about the car bombs but not the black and tans. Good to know because I do like"half and half" layered pints.Many of us really hate people treating Hong Kong as China, some of us even loath being addressed as a Chinese.
South Koreans: while we respect our grandparents, they cannot elbow their way to the front of the line, insult our youth, or demand our seat on the bus or in a restaurant. Please tell your grandparents that it is not acceptable to be a bully even in old age. I'm going to go against the other Aussie in this thread and say *don't call people c***s*. It's still an offensive word here, maybe not so much as in other countries but it definitely is. I could count the number of times I've used it on one hand .I thinks is more of a case of 'we can do it because we understand the rules'. I can call my friends c**t, but if you did it, even in jest, I'd land you one.
Canadian here, don't feed the wild animals. No matter how cute that seal looks, don't feed it because you're changing its natural behaviour and that can mean an untimely death. Also, that moose calf is ugly/cute but it's mom will stomp your head in if you get too close. If you see a bear, stay far away from it.
When I lived in the Middle East showing the bottom of your feet was offensive, saw expats do it all the time thoughCanadian here. Calling the Inuit, Inuvialuit Eskimos is seen as really ignorant and offensive if not downright racist. It means"eater of raw meat" and was a name given to them by non-Inuit people.
To be fair, curse words and calling names is pretty common and no one will be insulted by this. You can call your teacher a 'clever m**********r' and he will laugh it off.My fiance is from Venezuela - they don't seem to have any custom like that from what he told me, but seems to have had a little effect on his home country too ... As it doesn't stop him from trying to eat everything I am holding in my hands if he manages to get close enough to it.
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