jonattonyeah I bet she’s all in on the Prototype discs. Unironically playing Hands Burn “Good Shot” in some Saudi Arabian club.
The Prototype discs are a bit shit, but ‘Good Shot’ is an unironically good tune imo.
jonattonyeah I bet she’s all in on the Prototype discs. Unironically playing Hands Burn “Good Shot” in some Saudi Arabian club.
The Prototype discs are a bit shit, but ‘Good Shot’ is an unironically good tune imo.
Hands Burn were Crisci Mauro and Marino Stephano - the same two dudes as C.M. of ‘Dream Universe’ fame.
If she was a fella, there’s no way this cunt would’ve moaned on about him.
I reckon she clocked ole Daniel Wang for the absolute clown that he is and decided to speak to him like she had shit on her lips.
Quite right.
I actually have a mate called Dan Wang, but he lives in Liverpool and is a primary school teacher.
Bang into prog mind you, but not a DJ.
I just assumed ol Dan was a little light in the loafers. Am I wrong?
Hursty Mr Wang must have a fucking nightmare teaching kids.
Along_the_Wire He does have some highly interesting stories of the kids he deals with. With himself being a ultra laid back music & festival enthusiast I think he has quite a novel approach to engaging with the kids on their level which seems to work well!
Can somebody summarise this for me. It’s sounds like high end Vicky pollard in Berlin.
Two people don’t like each other and decided to hash it out on the internet.
Hursty I actually have a mate called Dan Wang, but he lives in Liverpool and is a primary school teacher.
Bang into prog mind you, but not a DJ.
Wang is by far the most common Chinese surname - more common than Smith is in the Anglosphere.
Dan is very easy for Chinese to pronounce - they struggle with long words composed of multiple phonemes, so often choose names like ‘Dan’, ‘May’, ‘Anna’ for their ‘Western name’. No surprise that there are a few Dan Wangs. Hope this helps.
Chinese naming conventions have been doing my head in lately. Not their fault, mind, but when we’re trying to track COVID results they’ll identify as, say, Dan Shan. Their ID will have their real name so Xu Shan. But sometimes it’ll have another name, so Xu Shan Dong. The lab will return it with the last name hyphenated, Shan-Dong, which causes problems with our ELR matching sheet. And then there’s language barriers. The person might have said “June” but the nurse hears “2” so DOB goes down as 2/4/1933 instead of 6/4/1933.
There’s so many points where thing can go awry. It’s a real headache when trying to return results within 24 hours to a nursing facility in the midst of an outbreak with 500 Chinese residents.