Aggressive People in Taipei - Avoid or Embrace?

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The discussion centers around perceptions of Taipei personalities, specifically their aggressiveness. One participant expresses a desire to avoid Taipei based on this characterization, prompting a humorous exchange about the nature of the conversation. Another contributor points out that avoiding Taipei doesn't necessarily prevent encounters with aggressive personalities, as people from Taipei may emigrate elsewhere, including Canada. The tone remains light-hearted, with jokes about the initial comment and a playful request for a new keyboard.
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On our drive in this morning my wife kept talking about Taipei personalities and how aggressive they are.

I said that's one place I'll be sure to avoid and she looked at me funny.

She's so weird.
 
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DaveC426913 said:
On our drive in this morning my wife kept talking about Taipei personalities and how aggressive they are.

I said that's one place I'll be sure to avoid and she looked at me funny.

She's so weird.
:smile:
 
Trying out new material for the 2012 humor award?

Maybe if my teeth hadn't been gritted with anticipation from the title I could have laughed.
 
DaveC426913 said:
On our drive in this morning my wife kept talking about Taipei personalities and how aggressive they are.

I said that's one place I'll be sure to avoid and she looked at me funny.

She's so weird.
Dave, you missed her point: Taipeians do emigrate to Canada now and then. Avoiding Taipei is no guarantee of anything.
 
:smile: Okay. Who's going to buy me a new keyboard?
 

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