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If You Go Into A Burmese Home, And Start Throwing All His Things Around, What Will the Burmese Do To You Huh?
- Thread starter AhMeng
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Don't really know. Have not been to a Burmese home!Will he let you have your day?
or
Will he chase you out?
What do you think huh?
Me too.Don't really know. Have not been to a Burmese home!
Actually, the Burmese is a nice bloke. He is quite tolerant. Had he been a Chink, he would have BBQ the guest!
Me too.
Actually, the Burmese is a nice bloke. He is quite tolerant. Had he been a Chink, he would have BBQ the guest!
True. And one thing's for sure, Burmese people like AMDKs!
The Burmese is cool guy! I may not have appreciated his "nastiness" in the early years, now I see his wisdom. Cool and steady like a Rock
Will he let you have your day?
or
Will he chase you out?
What do you think huh?
Does his house have any PMDs?
Burmese Cat are Intelligent
An intelegent black Burmese cat who loves human interaction
Burmese cats are often described as having a dog-like personality with their love of human interaction and high levels of intelligence. They are very sociable cats who are happiest by your side and having all your attention. They interact well with children and dogs which can also be a sign of intelligence.
An intelegent black Burmese cat who loves human interaction
Burmese cats are often described as having a dog-like personality with their love of human interaction and high levels of intelligence. They are very sociable cats who are happiest by your side and having all your attention. They interact well with children and dogs which can also be a sign of intelligence.
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Burmese cats are often described as having a dog-like personality with their love of human interaction and high levels of intelligence. They are very sociable cats who are happiest by your side and having all your attention. They interact well with children and dogs which can also be a sign of intelligence.
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Orang Utans are more intelligent.
Burmese cats are often described as having a dog-like personality with their love of human interaction and high levels of intelligence. They are very sociable cats who are happiest by your side and having all your attention. They interact well with children and dogs which can also be a sign of intelligence.
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Orang Utans are more intelligent.
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Burmese cats are often described as having a dog-like personality with their love of human interaction and high levels of intelligence. They are very sociable cats who are happiest by your side and having all your attention. They interact well with children and dogs which can also be a sign of intelligence.
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And you missed out Persian cats?
Burmese cats are often described as having a dog-like personality with their love of human interaction and high levels of intelligence. They are very sociable cats who are happiest by your side and having all your attention. They interact well with children and dogs which can also be a sign of intelligence.
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And you missed out Persian cats?
Yes, I am quite sure TS is doing just that!
Where got? I am discussing Burmese values hokay! You don't sabo meYes, I am quite sure TS is doing just that!
This proves beyond reasonable doubt that the Burmese bloke is the most hospitable chap. You may mess up his house, but he will forgive you. No?
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Myanmar Hospitality Values Families
January 9, 2015 by Khiri Travel | Filed Under: Family Travel, Hill tribes, Myanmar, Shan State
The family is at the core of Myanmar’s social structure. This holds true not only in official state propaganda, but also in everyday life. When a son or daughter is returning from a weekend in Bangkok, the entire family, including grandmother and uncles, embark on a trip to Yangon International Airport to welcome the returning family member.
There is no word for tourist in Myanmar’s language. The word “tourist,” has been adapted in a business context, but the closest translation in everyday language is “guest.” This fact explains the value of showing hospitality in Myanmar, recently reputed to be among the friendliest countries to visit.
The high value placed on hospitality is integral to the notion of family. In Myanmar, the family provides the social, financial (and emotional) security and support that is provided by insurance companies and banks in Western society. Hence, individuals in the Western world can exist without family support, an alien thought in Myanmar where these institutions barely exist. This also explains why the local population expresses an overwhelming degree of help and support to single travelers who are considered alone and vulnerable. Myanmar hospitality is legendary and widespread.
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Myanmar Hospitality Values Families
January 9, 2015 by Khiri Travel | Filed Under: Family Travel, Hill tribes, Myanmar, Shan State
The family is at the core of Myanmar’s social structure. This holds true not only in official state propaganda, but also in everyday life. When a son or daughter is returning from a weekend in Bangkok, the entire family, including grandmother and uncles, embark on a trip to Yangon International Airport to welcome the returning family member.
There is no word for tourist in Myanmar’s language. The word “tourist,” has been adapted in a business context, but the closest translation in everyday language is “guest.” This fact explains the value of showing hospitality in Myanmar, recently reputed to be among the friendliest countries to visit.
The high value placed on hospitality is integral to the notion of family. In Myanmar, the family provides the social, financial (and emotional) security and support that is provided by insurance companies and banks in Western society. Hence, individuals in the Western world can exist without family support, an alien thought in Myanmar where these institutions barely exist. This also explains why the local population expresses an overwhelming degree of help and support to single travelers who are considered alone and vulnerable. Myanmar hospitality is legendary and widespread.
Black burmese pussy? What are you insinuating, you naughty boy?Burmese Cat are Intelligent
An intelegent black Burmese cat who loves human interaction
Burmese cats are often described as having a dog-like personality with their love of human interaction and high levels of intelligence. They are very sociable cats who are happiest by your side and having all your attention. They interact well with children and dogs which can also be a sign of intelligence.
Yes, middle eastern pussies!
Nabei Chow Jibuy... no wonder Yangon Airport outside always full of human congestion. Knn!
You misread my honourable intentions! Are you spreading fake news again You TwitBlack burmese pussy? What are you insinuating, you naughty boy?
OMG, now you remind me of that siao lang exalting the virtues, contribution and history of hokkien lang.
It's rather contagious. I couldn't help itOMG, now you remind me of that siao lang exalting the virtues, contribution and history of hokkien lang.
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