Comment Re:I say Tomato, you say 蕃茄 Fan Qie (Score 1) 418
*ahem* If anyone ever bothers to go through the replies to the posts ever again, here is what I think happened. Fan Qie Jia is Mandarin for Ketchup, but I guess someone mixed it up for Tomato along the way, and also forgot the order of the syllables, and re-typed it out to be Fan Jia Qie. Fan Qie is Mandarin for tomato, as mentioned before.
P.S. This is my first post EVER... Whaddya think of the name? If you don't get the joke, read on...
P.P.S. It's supposed to mean, "Not in the face." Some brain-teaser, huh? :)
P.S. This is my first post EVER... Whaddya think of the name? If you don't get the joke, read on...
P.P.S. It's supposed to mean, "Not in the face." Some brain-teaser, huh?
