Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 8 May 1994.
Tua Xiong in Spanish??!
alt.ascii-art
· 2 messages · 8 May 1994 - 12 May 1994
Tua Xiong is Spanish? Xiong is Chinese! Pronounced Shyong! Tua is Twah! I don't even know who the fuck Tua Xiong is, but I can tell you that shit is Chinese! =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=-Jason A. Cirillo-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- |E*MAIL: j_c...@oz.plymouth.edu \ |"Look pal, you aint leading but| |...and if you're REALLY desperate... \ | two things right now: Jack and| | ...try smoke signals. \| shit...and Jack left town. | | | -Army of Darkness | |"What the hell's a 'Tatsumakisenpukyaku' anyway?" -lots of SF2 freaks.-----| =-=-=-=-=-=-=YOOOUUUU Covet my Ice Cream Bar!!! -Ren Hoek=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
In article <199...@oz.plymouth.edu> j_c...@oz.plymouth.edu (Jason A. Cirillo) writes: >Tua Xiong is Spanish? Xiong is Chinese! Pronounced Shyong! Tua is Twah! > I don't even know who the fuck Tua Xiong is, but I can tell you that shit >is Chinese! Hmmm, Xiong I thought was pronounced Xi-ong (SHEE-Owng) As Xiaolin is pronounced Xi-aolin (SHEE-oulin) As in the temple in Kung-Fu... Hmmm, and his name could be Tiwaneese (sp?) but certainly Oriental. And Becuase of the characteristic sound of his writting we know he is a HE... (mostly because he wrote to the net to tell us all that he is a He) I'm a little offended by your last comment.... That **shit** is indeed English The Chineese is quite characteristic in that it is a symbol set not sandard characters. If you look closely, this week several Chineese characters have been posted. Just my $.02 Ben P.S. Tau... If I am wrong about the pronunciation of your name I appologize. And I cannot help but wonder why your name and sex are of such interest to this group.
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