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[Hanna]

I'm so happy it's finally safe to announce that I'm having baby #2!!! Nio is going to be a big brother!: )

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Celebrating Thanksgiving with friends: )

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Catching up w Victoria To Uyen over boba & snacks at Lollicup

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[votongyeuem]

heo nhà tui mới đẻ được 14 con, còn chưa có khoe, huống chi mới cò bầu mà la làng rồi.

[tam69]

Hat, ca nhac trên sân khâu cua ASIA ma không noi duoc tiêng VN, không ca nhac Viêt nua. Khoi cân khoe co bébé, vi nêu co chuc mung cho Cô thi Cô không hiêu nguoi ta muôn chuc Cô cai gi.
Mât gôc rôi .

[hanang]

chúc mừng nhé

[namde]

Dô` Mâ't go'c

[corumstation]

Congrats on healthy baby.

"Mât gôc" my yellow derrier. The only requirement to be a VNese is to have the blood. Using this same logic of not being able to speak and or write the language properly, then none of us can call ourselves VNese. Usually the uneducated CSVN, its supporters and or sympathizers takes this all inclusive position. Which version of VNese language do you want to use as a standard? The pre & post Chinese enslavement period? The Nguyen, Tran, Le and etc ... periods? The purtugese/missionary period? The French colonization period? The VNCH - post WW II to 1975 period? The uneducated post '75 & CSVN period? Go back and learn about VN hx. and its linguistic development.

LMFAO @ "Hat, ca nhac trên sân khâu cua ASIA ma không noi duoc tiêng VN, không ca nhac Viêt nua. Khoi cân khoe co bébé, vi nêu co chuc mung cho Cô thi Cô không hiêu nguoi ta muôn chuc Cô cai gi.
Mât gôc rôi . " - tam69. Can't spell worth a dam w/ poor sentence structure/development. Truly, the pot calling the kettle black.

[cari1]

con nhõ nầy hét không ra gì
cũng không biết nhãy nữa

[nicewave]

Very nice name "Nio"

Web definitions:
Kongōrikishi or Niō are two wrath-filled and muscular guardians of the Buddha, standing today at the entrance of many Buddhist temples all across Asia including Tibet, Japan and Korea in the form of frightening wrestler-like statues. ...:eek::eek: