DVDs and Stuff
Hey Everyone! Bob and I just got back from quite the shoppin' trip. We bought 197 dvds.
X-Files Complete Collection - 62 DVD
CSI Collection - 49 DVD
Miyazaki Collection - 35 DVD
South Park Season 1 & 2 - 8 DVD
Hikaru No Go (Complete Series) 12 DVD (Jealous, Charles?)
24 Season 5 - 8 DVD
Lucky # Slevin
Pitch Black
Inner Senses
Crash
Cannibal Holocaust
Sin City
V for Vendetta
The Machinist
Tom-Yum-Goong - Ong Bak 2!!
Shaolin Soccer
008 Forbidden City Cop
Land of the Dead
The Godfather 1, 2, 3
Equilibrium
Seven Swords
Se7en
Stay Alive
Braveheart (Finally)
The total price was $137 USD. Not too shabby.
After the dvd shopping we bought eight 20 oz. bottles of soda plus one can in a big supermarket for a grand total of $2.60.
Bob also tried some mighty funky Chinese fruits in a market stall but we ended up simply buying some peaches and bananas.
At night, the streets are packed with people watching TVs placed outside of shops. It is not uncommon in DongGuan to see a little shop with 25-50 peeps clustered about watching the telly. I think that they are all addicted to Lost :o). One thing they are not watching is Family Guy, which is not even available as a bootleg. This is a very good thing because it keeps the maidens pure. (This "maiden" thing comes directly from our Chinese teacher who told us on the first day that you should never curse a maiden. [Although she was happy to teach us Japanese swear words.])
Bob is bugging me to finish up so we can watch some South Park (which is available in China. Go figure.)
Peace out, Napoleon.
X-Files Complete Collection - 62 DVD
CSI Collection - 49 DVD
Miyazaki Collection - 35 DVD
South Park Season 1 & 2 - 8 DVD
Hikaru No Go (Complete Series) 12 DVD (Jealous, Charles?)
24 Season 5 - 8 DVD
Lucky # Slevin
Pitch Black
Inner Senses
Crash
Cannibal Holocaust
Sin City
V for Vendetta
The Machinist
Tom-Yum-Goong - Ong Bak 2!!
Shaolin Soccer
008 Forbidden City Cop
Land of the Dead
The Godfather 1, 2, 3
Equilibrium
Seven Swords
Se7en
Stay Alive
Braveheart (Finally)
The total price was $137 USD. Not too shabby.
After the dvd shopping we bought eight 20 oz. bottles of soda plus one can in a big supermarket for a grand total of $2.60.
Bob also tried some mighty funky Chinese fruits in a market stall but we ended up simply buying some peaches and bananas.
At night, the streets are packed with people watching TVs placed outside of shops. It is not uncommon in DongGuan to see a little shop with 25-50 peeps clustered about watching the telly. I think that they are all addicted to Lost :o). One thing they are not watching is Family Guy, which is not even available as a bootleg. This is a very good thing because it keeps the maidens pure. (This "maiden" thing comes directly from our Chinese teacher who told us on the first day that you should never curse a maiden. [Although she was happy to teach us Japanese swear words.])
Bob is bugging me to finish up so we can watch some South Park (which is available in China. Go figure.)
Peace out, Napoleon.

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