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The US has too many lawyers, so now we're exporting them to China. Seriously, I grew up in Lexington, Kentucky but now I'm living in Zhengzhou, a city of about 3 million in central China. I work as an in-house legal advisor for a Chinese/American company. I'm the only non-Chinese in the office. Next month I visit Thailand, the month after that I visit India. Life is fascinating but somehow incomplete...
Lots of traveling sounds like fun, depending on how old you are.
Welcome to LF.
Yes, we're here for your English fix. Living in another country can be very lonely, sometimes.
What's your life like? How long have you lived there?
I'm 44. Life is great - the Chinese treat me like a celebrity here! Plus I've been puttering around China for so long it's becomelike a second home country 2 me. The wierdest people I meet out here are some of the other Americans - hard core Language Nerds and the like...:oriental:
I wonder how I'd do in China.
The groups of Chinese women would be all over your American cock. You would be so busy increasing the population of China that the government would come and ****ing drown you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mathias [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
Jake, come back! I want to thank you for your "Interview" thread.
I feel like I'm in a similar boat as you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jake Danger [Dear Guest/Member you have to reply to see the link.click here to register]
And because you're older and thus my elder, I will welcome you without sarcasm.