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@fmf saidNah - good for spitting.
Seeds in watermelons
Seeds in kiwis, though. They get between your teeth.
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@fmf saidTypical expat complaint: "I moved here, and it's not like home!" Well, feel free to move back home, then.
Toilets that are not Western style; we call them jongkok toilets here.
You sound like my family's neighbours. Some of my family still lives in the countryside, with cows and smells and noises and what have you. Always been like that, always will. And then some Western - in their case, west Hollandic - ex-civil-servant moves in, and complains about the noise/smell/bad toilets.
Eff off back to where you pansies came from.
08 Jun 22
@shallow-blue saidI don't know just a suggestion but maybe you should take it easy on the Language and name calling.
Typical expat complaint: "I moved here, and it's not like home!" Well, feel free to move back home, then.
You sound like my family's neighbours. Some of my family still lives in the countryside, with cows and smells and noises and what have you. Always been like that, always will. And then some Western - in their case, west Hollandic - ex-civil-servant moves in, and complains about the noise/smell/bad toilets.
Eff off back to where you pansies came from.
-VR
@shallow-blue saidIndonesians vastly prefer Western-style toilets and jongkok style are pretty rare now. Even when I first came here, the sqat toilets probably only made up about 20% of all toilets. The biggest trauma for me was as a kid travelling in France in the 1970s where you couldn't drink tap water either!
Typical expat complaint: "I moved here, and it's not like home!" Well, feel free to move back home, then.
