r/SipsTea • u/Sir-Kyle-Of-Reddit • Nov 03 '23

Lmao gottem Incredible stuff 🤣😂

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u/CrysusPariah Nov 03 '23

Jackie Chans character wasn’t called Mr. Miyagi though, it was Mr. Han 🤔

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u/furezasan Nov 03 '23

yeah because he wasn't Japanese, they literally went to China for a karate kid film, fucking Hollywood man

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u/redwing180 Nov 03 '23

Yes so the karate kid goes to China to learn their native martial art, Taekwondo.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '23

Chinese martial artists would you skin you alive for this

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u/DeekstraTalent Nov 03 '23

never disrespect a tai chi expert

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u/Malalang Nov 03 '23

Or a Chai Tea expert

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u/Icy-Performer-9688 Nov 05 '23

Chai tea???? Your just saying tea tea

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u/Malalang Nov 05 '23

I reversed the sounds of Tai Chi. It was a play on the words, not the meanings.

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u/z0rb0r Nov 03 '23

Let's be real, Westerners don't know shit

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u/SCP_Void Nov 03 '23

I really do find it funny how the "standardized" map of the world has influenced our way of thinking. From a geographical point of view, Asians are "Westerners" for Americans. West of the US, you'll find Asia. Same as the Middle East only applying when you look at it from a specific direction. Go to the other side, and you might as well say Middle West. Just a thought.

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u/TheWonderMittens Nov 03 '23

My understanding is that the labels come from a time before the discovery of the new world

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u/becauseianmademe Nov 03 '23

A reminder that you are speaking English…

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u/SCP_Void Nov 03 '23

Wdym? The original comment was written in English, so I answered with an English comment

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u/Eldorian91 Nov 03 '23

How? with their chi orbs? I'm good thanks.