Archive for November 2007
You are browsing the archives of 2007 November.
You are browsing the archives of 2007 November.
The deadline is rapidly approaching for those of you that still would like to enter for prestige or the 700 Taiwanese beans. This is one of several stories we will be posting that have been contributed to Wasai Taiwan. If you are interested in submitting an essay, the deadline for submition is December [...]
This is the post all of you perverts have been waiting for. For a little background, I was going to a local pub one night and it was insane in the area near the pub. Fireworks blasting every 5 seconds, and loads of people behind the pub in what appeared to be a [...]
Yeah, if you live in Taiwan you are going to get nailed with some rain for a while .. Drag.. the photo is updated hourly so check back in for updates… And check the news for school cancellations.
If this is the result of kids loving comics in Asia I am all for it. This girl is dressed up as one of her favorite characters and is just gorgeous. I am starting to really love cosplay.
update***** A friend told me she looks like she could be a he. [...]
Here is a video I shot last night of a pole dancer at a local cultural event dedicated to appeasing the ghosts that roam the earth. I will post photos of this a bit later, and another short raunchy video of the girl on top of a guy in his underwear grinding away. [...]
The teletubbies and Joilin Tsai don’t seem like such a good match, but like chocolate and peanut butter they are oh so delicious together. Oh no, you stuck your Jolin Tsai in my Teletubbies!
Here are the steps to watch this video. First, go find something, anything to smoke and then smoke [...]
Ever walk around and see a shirt and say to yourself, “What the fuck does that mean?”. It happens to me often and now that I am committed to keeping my trusty digital beast camera in its holster at my side ready for duty, I’ll be documenting more cases of “What the fuck did [...]
Last weekend I do what I normally do. I jump into the car and start driving. I’m not so sure where I am going to end up, but so far, I have always found something interesting. So, my final destination was Lover’s Wharf in Kaohsiung. A bit of an odd name for [...]
I was cruising around in my car the other day and ended up going to a place called Lover’s Wharf in Kaohsiung county (more pics to come soon). I heard a man playing some music, some simple tunes like Happy Birthday and London Bridge is Falling Down. I went closer to find that [...]
This is the first of several stories we will be posting that have been contributed to Wasai Taiwan. If you are interested in submitting an essay, the deadline for submition is December 10th, 2007. Essays should be between 300 - 600 words, and you will be paid NT 700 dollars for your story. [...]
Do you fall into boring patterns in life? …Go to the same places, see the same people, drink the same beer? One thing I enjoy about Taiwan are the interesting things that just happen out of the blue.
My evening went like this:
I was meeting some people that wanted to buy my [...]
Here is the latest press release regarding the BSOT Blues Festival:
Greetings, Blues Fans,
We’re days away from the biggest Blues event of the year - the Blues Bash!
BB4 will take place on the weekend of November 17th, 18th at the Dream community in ShihJih (or Shijr).
Today we stumbled upon some huge statues in An Ping, Tainan county. It was overcast, and drizzled on us a few times but it was still a pleasant day, and it was even nicer to see these parks. As always, it would be great to have had a guide, or even a Chinese [...]
Following politics in another language is a difficult task, so as non-Chinese speaking foreigners living in Taiwan, we we usually get fed slanted views, flat out opinions and/or regurgitated rhetoric to digest.
I do follow politics here as much as I can, however I have found a personal interest in a bizarre parliamentary [...]
Went down to the An Ping Lao Jie (old street) with Fili (author of Filination, a blog about Taiwanese, Chinese, and Asian themes) today to see what’s new. It was more fun than I anticipated, and there were lots of goodies to eat and see. There were many traditional style snacks, and we [...]