Vietnam - HCM - Page 319

piratedking · #**4771** 23-06-2007, 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by v.killers

PK,

Dont tell me U interested in the lady boss ?

I think U want to take over the pub rite..........

Yalo, so tat bro Long can keep talking with the gals there and bro Bota keep teaching them "skill".

Reaper · #**4772** 23-06-2007, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by v.killers

Bro Reaper,

If you really can't find a Manjong table, I suggest U to get a pool table.....

Joking joking......

my house not big enuff to have pool table leh.....anyways....if have pool table in my house....wont be using it to play pool...or mahjong.......

piratedking · #**4773** 23-06-2007, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by v.killers

Bro GTO,

I think the condoms are expirying soon, that why he give out to all bros, dont waste mah

No ler, expire on 2008 ler.. I worry he pop hole on the CD nia... wah ha ha

Botarbolampar · #**4774** 23-06-2007, 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Reaper

my house not big enuff to have pool table leh.....anyways....if have pool table in my house....wont be using it to play pool...or mahjong.......

Use the pool table to play golf.

19th hole or Hole in one.

Cheers

Botarbolampar · #**4775** 23-06-2007, 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Reaper

my house not big enuff to have pool table leh.....anyways....if have pool table in my house....wont be using it to play pool...or mahjong.......

My friend in HCMC said: You can get it in Distict 5 China town area.

Mahjong in viet is Mat Chuoc.

Cheers

KangTuo · #**4776** 23-06-2007, 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Botarbolampar

Mahjong in viet is Mat Chuoc.

Sounds like Hokkien when i pronounce it...

Botarbolampar · #**4777** 23-06-2007, 06:57 PM

Bro Reaper,

Try to go to tran hung dao street. Should have Mahjong table.

Cheers

Botarbolampar · #**4778** 23-06-2007, 07:27 PM

Just for sharing

Vietnamese Wedding:

Most Vietnamese weddings even these days have both eastern and western traditions, one of such is the bride wearing both a western gown and an Áo dài throughout the day.

Traditional and modern marriage are often featured during Vietnamese marriage ceremonies as decorations on the wedding umbrellas, lacquer gift boxes (or the red cloth that covers them), However one symbol that is indispensable are the words "song hỷ" (also written as the character 囍).

In the past, both men and women were expected to be married at quite young ages (by today's standards). Marriages were generally arranged by the parents and extended family, with the children having little to no say in the matter.

In modern Vietnam, this has changed completely as people choose their own marriage-partners based on love, and their own needs and wants.

Legal Requirements:
When you have decided on the date, time and place of marriage.

A 'Notice of Intended Married' form must be completed and lodged within 31 days prior to the wedding.
Once lodged, the certificate is valid for a maximum period of 18 months.
You can get a copy of the Notice of Intended Marriage form, from the relevant authority
If you have been married previously you need to produce your decree absolute.
You must produce documentary evidence of identification including birth certificate, passport or naturalisation certification etc.
A death certificate is required if a party is widowed.
You will be required to sign 3 marriage certificates following the ceremony. The first is the official certificate which will be send to the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages to officially register the marriage,
the second is a duplicate which is for his/her record of the marriage and the third is a Wedding certificate, which you will be given to you.

Cheers

Botarbolampar · #**4779** 23-06-2007, 07:38 PM

In recent years, there were also many Vietnamese Christian family. As sure, you probably have to hold your wedding in the church:

If your budget don't permit, rent a simply wedding car will do:

Cheers

Botarbolampar · #**4780** 23-06-2007, 07:50 PM

Vietnamese Modern Wedding Banquet, food & Songs:

Vietnamese wedding food similar like Chinese wedding food, the food mostly wishes of happiness, longevity, or fertility. The number of courses is also significant as same as Chinese culture. At a wedding banquet, eight dishes are usually served – not including the dessert as a "good luck".

Nowadays, a wedding banquet starts with appetizers or cold plates which consist of various sliced meats, jellyfish, and various types of nuts shaped like dragons and phoenixes and served chilled.
In a marriage, the dragon symbolises the male role while the phoenix symbolises the female role.

Roast Suckling Pig. Roasted pork is a symbol of virginity. (The groom presents a whole roasted pork to the bride’s family at the engagement party and at the wedding ceremony in the morning).

Quail or pigeon has tender meat that symbolises peace. Quail is offered whole to each guest so each and every one will also experience a peaceful life.

Shark’s Fin Soup. Usually follows the appetizers. Shark’s fin soup indicates wealth because this delicacy is very expensive.

Lobster. Would signify joy and celebration. Also, serving the dish whole, i.e. the whole lobster, would symbolise completeness.

Vegetables with Sea Cucumber. Serving sea cucumber with vegetables is a sign of selflessness because “sea cucumber” sounds like “good heart” and this dish wishes the couple to think in a similar way – to avoid conflict.

Fish. Serving fish would hope that the couple will experience a life together with abundance because “fish”" sounds like “plentiful”.

Noodles served at the end would symbolise longevity because noodles come in long strands.

Sweet Red Bean Soup. Serving dessert probably wishes the newlyweds a sweet life. The hot sweet red bean soup should contain lotus seeds and a red beans to wish the newlyweds a hundred years of togetherness.

At the end of the banquet, waiters usually pass out take-away boxes to the guests because there is usually enough food for everyone and some left over; this represents abundance. It is acceptable to take some of the food home because it is not good to waste good food.

As for the wedding songs, it's common for the modern wedding today, most family will choose to play English contemporary & love songs like:

Colors Of The Wind
Everything I Do (Bryan Adams)
Have I Told You Lately That I Love You (Rod Stewart)
Music Of The Night
Power Of Love (Celine Dion)
The Wedding Song (Stookey)
Wind Beneath My Wings (Bette Midler)

ALL TIME FAVOURITE FIRST DANCE SONGS

I Cross My Heart George Strait
I Swear John M. Montgomery or All 4 One
I Can Love You Like That John M. Montgomery
I'll Be There Mariah Carey
(Everything I Do) I Do It For You Brian Adams
Don't Know Much Linda Ronstant & Aaron Neville
All My Life Linda Ronstant & Aaron Neville
Unchained Melody Righteous Brothers
A Whole New World Peabo B ryson & Regina Belle
No Ordinary Love Sade
Here and Now Luther Vandross
Can I Have This Dance? Ann Murray
When You Say Nothing At All Allis on Krauss
On Bent Knees Boyz II Men
Tonight I Celebrate my Love Roberta Flack & Peabo Bryson

Cheers

Botarbolampar · #**4781** 23-06-2007, 07:53 PM

After wedding, this is going to be expected:

A pair of twin for the newly wed. Hahahahaha

Cheers

GTOKING · #**4782** 24-06-2007, 09:14 AM

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Originally Posted by sgsnipe

He gave everyone except me

Maybe he knows I got alot of stocks. But better dont be commando in vietnam. Alot of girls are willing to do without condom. Although most of the girls dont wear bra at home, please tell them, at home men must wear condom.

haha , or may be bota know u prefer to be raw ?????