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Now if you ever browsed DeviantArt website, you'll notice that Chinese artists produced a lot of high-quality works, even when they scribble on note papers. The same goes to modDB game modification works. Chinese game makers are brilliant in concept, half-arsed in execution, and suffer from total lack in originality.

They have many words starting with 'r' in the pinyin like you pointed out (Ren Min Bi). You produce the sound just like how we normally read 'r', only without vibrating your tongue. Wade-Giles uses 'j' in place of pinyin's 'r'. That's how western English speaker hear it. But that's likely caused by local dialects.

Notice the lack of TRD badge? That's how ashamed Toyota racing team is with TRD nowadays.

Actually a Lolls Loyce... know the difference. The Japanese can't pronounce 'L' and Chinese can't pronounce 'R'. Impossibru (Impossible) - that's Japanese. Fly Lice (Fried Rice) - that's Chinese.

Find a guy who will talk with blunt honesty, without fear of repercussions, without trying too hard to look sophisticated (that is Top Gear US), but with a character.

Well, they forgot that Oisin love Top Gear as much as they do. How much? As much as being fine with assault that lasted for 30 seconds and verbal abuse for 20 minutes. He did not report it, because he want to continue making Top Gear videos. Now Clarkson feels bad for not being able to control himself, after a lot of

Welcome to Southeast Asia. Special Edition poser racing cars are plentiful, and the greatest sinner of all is Toyota. Can you blame them when they see a lot of riced-up cheap MPVs on streets? And not doing anything? Will Akio Toyoda be content with that inaction?

Many modern conveniences and your "high conscience" thoughts come from bitter military experiences. Don't take things for granted.

Weird American government: kill something that makes America awesome, such as NASA Space Program, Tesla, SR-71, then invest in dubious Hollywoodish, military top brass-golden child, pentagon earmarks nonsense like F-35.

Now I have seen a convertible Model S. Next, WAGON WAGON WAGON WAGON, ESTATE, STATION WAGON WAGON WAGON WAGON! It will take Europe by storm!

Hyundai Excel / Accent / Accent Verna. Down right cheap and easy to fix, if you know what you are doing.

Yes, not only power is the issue, that SkyActiv auto gearbox is a bit too dumb to change from 2 to 3 sometimes. It resulted in delayed smooth acceleration and increased fuel consumption. The only time when I wish it were CVT.

Europe has cool side aside from their weirdness. We all have somewhat similar view on eurobeat. If you want more pungent cheese flavour on it, try Japanese eurobeats.

Toyota is one of the flavourless Japanese big auto names out there. They become big because their vehicle is one of the must-haves in your garage. My family always at least have one Toyota, because when all else broke down, you are assured that there will be one that will still works. Just like potato, when the meat

How about this:

Just about a time where the big three Porsche, Ferrari, and McLaren are about to be laid down on the track.

Because we don't understand their jokes. Americans used too much local cultural references for their jokes. If you ask anyone from Indonesia about KFC and watermelon, all they can say is that KFC doesn't sell watermelon and still don't get the irony. All we know is that the US is still widely racist and black people

I get it that he is hated in UK, my British friend (an English) would say he is a class-A "wnkr" or bumbling old northern yokel, something along the line. He is a bit conservative, and a classic liberal but he certainly is not a politician. I get it that he is very embarrassing for many of the "classy" and

Because Aussie uses the word "prawn", not "shrimp". Also, that whole Aussie cultural thing is made up for tourist attraction only. No, they don't refer to each other as "blokes" or "sheilas" there. I heard "bloke" a couple of times, but definitely not "sheila". It is as cheesy as it sounds. But orange chicken, yes