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‘caveat emptor’- let the buyer beware One would think that to find true... Read More »
Article and photos by Joseph McKinney July the First; another Canada Day. But this year in Taiwan it came... Read More »
It’s no joke. They started their marriages in the can. Guess there is no where to go but up from... Read More »
This is a very touching video about the Taiwan 2-28 massacre and one mans story. It... Read More »
Many a young man have dreams of sleeping with the ladies of the skies, airline stewardesses. Outside... Read More »
Taiwan psycho was filming from his dashboard cam in his car and caught a scooter... Read More »
Today was one of those days that my “McDonald’s urge” hit me and... Read More »
New Hong Kong Hair City is releasing their new... Read More »
William, an avid photographer and nice guy to boot, will be having a photography show... Read More »
Dan “Gonzo” Machanik, Taiwan’s most popular Western Comedian brings his most... Read More »
This years Peace Festival had an unexpected twist to things. Due to the heavy rainfall leading... Read More »
This is a video showing people scamming others out of cash at an ATM. The video is in Chinese, but it... Read More »
By Chienni McCullough One thing I’ve learned since moving to Taiwan is to... Read More »
I think I am starting a bit of a theme here with another post of drunk people in Taiwan. This one is of some... Read More »
Here is a short video made by a student’s cellphone of a teacher getting pissed off... Read More »
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If you can’t read the map. You need to get to the Gong Guan MRT station. That circle is the corner of Keelung and Roosevelt
Whew! That was a great party. everyone lounging up on that roof watching Mr. Green and Tyler from The Anglers was great. The view of the river and all the rooftops of Treasure Hill was amazing. Too bad most of it’s going to be plowed down to make way for new stuff. Go over there and walk around before it’s gone.
Hey Guys,
I’m hearing that the Dan Pearl Day of Music is gonna be on Sept. 30 at Hsinyi Public Auditorium right across from the Taipei Convention Center. They moved it up from the original Oct. 14th date. Anybody hear anything on this, and why with a little more than a week to go is it not being more publizised?
kdc
Hey Kim, I checked out the Website and you were a little off on your date. I made a post in the main section of the website though. Thanks for the heads up
John
Daniel Pearl music day yea! He did not live to be a martyr but we have made him so. Still–don’t let his name become merely a symbol. Read his wife’s memoir, read his stories, realize what an ordinary, but courageous man he was–jew or not—christian, muslim, athiest, jew, buddhist- let us all have the courage that he did to stand up for the common things that bind us together…and then suddenly, we’ll all realize that we are just standing up for ourselves–all of us, together.