No, we were shown by a Japanese girl who was very blase about it, as if she'd been doing it longer than she could talk. That's why we drizzled the water in, stop once you have the desired consistency, then strain.
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No, we were shown by a Japanese girl who was very blase about it, as if she'd been doing it longer than she could talk. That's why we drizzled the water in, stop once you have the desired consistency, then strain.
This one means oil
油
And this means rubbing oil, but not massage oil (the last two characters match with the lower two on the bottle)
摩擦油
Don
2135 ? (about 8 kgs) [wink11]Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
How much kg of soyabean can produce 1 liter of oil? - Quora
funny how it can make oil or a milk.
Get the mixture wrong,,, you'll either be full or clean [bighmmm]Quote:
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No help to you, but my Korean - fluent friend says it's definitely not Korean and he doesn't recognize any of the characters, which is interesting as there is a lot of crossover between the two languages.
Our best guess is some kind of oil for massage or cooking.
Download the Pleco app and use the camera to take a picture of the characters...
That should tell you
Regards,
Tote
if I could read chinese I'd know what the gorgeous chinese girls are saying in the junk emails.
I think it would be something like " Uc da loi, you cheap Charlie".Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42
Author Unknown: The “Cheap Charlie” Song
"You very handsome, I love you. "Quote:
Originally Posted by ramblingboy42