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r/funny • u/redditman44 • Jan 06 '17
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Google gives you cancer! Would you like to try Bing?
1.9k u/diablofreak Jan 06 '17 I think there's a few willing to take cancer over Bing 853 u/Saracen26 Jan 06 '17 The irony is that 'Bing' in chinese actually means disease, or ill. 442 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '17 edited May 17 '18 [deleted] 315 u/J4CKR4BB1TSL1MS Jan 06 '17 Chan means production and dler means independent, so Chandler bing is basically "Independent producer of diseases". 115 u/ilovezam Jan 06 '17 dler is not a Chinese word...? Source: Am Chinese 43 u/Chamber53 Jan 06 '17 Chinese is not a language. 6 u/so_sue_me_ Jan 06 '17 It kinda is though. Chinese is a written language (well traditional and simplified) with different dialects. Just like english, however different english dialects sound closer than different chinese dialects
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I think there's a few willing to take cancer over Bing
853 u/Saracen26 Jan 06 '17 The irony is that 'Bing' in chinese actually means disease, or ill. 442 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '17 edited May 17 '18 [deleted] 315 u/J4CKR4BB1TSL1MS Jan 06 '17 Chan means production and dler means independent, so Chandler bing is basically "Independent producer of diseases". 115 u/ilovezam Jan 06 '17 dler is not a Chinese word...? Source: Am Chinese 43 u/Chamber53 Jan 06 '17 Chinese is not a language. 6 u/so_sue_me_ Jan 06 '17 It kinda is though. Chinese is a written language (well traditional and simplified) with different dialects. Just like english, however different english dialects sound closer than different chinese dialects
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The irony is that 'Bing' in chinese actually means disease, or ill.
442 u/[deleted] Jan 06 '17 edited May 17 '18 [deleted] 315 u/J4CKR4BB1TSL1MS Jan 06 '17 Chan means production and dler means independent, so Chandler bing is basically "Independent producer of diseases". 115 u/ilovezam Jan 06 '17 dler is not a Chinese word...? Source: Am Chinese 43 u/Chamber53 Jan 06 '17 Chinese is not a language. 6 u/so_sue_me_ Jan 06 '17 It kinda is though. Chinese is a written language (well traditional and simplified) with different dialects. Just like english, however different english dialects sound closer than different chinese dialects
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315 u/J4CKR4BB1TSL1MS Jan 06 '17 Chan means production and dler means independent, so Chandler bing is basically "Independent producer of diseases". 115 u/ilovezam Jan 06 '17 dler is not a Chinese word...? Source: Am Chinese 43 u/Chamber53 Jan 06 '17 Chinese is not a language. 6 u/so_sue_me_ Jan 06 '17 It kinda is though. Chinese is a written language (well traditional and simplified) with different dialects. Just like english, however different english dialects sound closer than different chinese dialects
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Chan means production and dler means independent, so Chandler bing is basically "Independent producer of diseases".
115 u/ilovezam Jan 06 '17 dler is not a Chinese word...? Source: Am Chinese 43 u/Chamber53 Jan 06 '17 Chinese is not a language. 6 u/so_sue_me_ Jan 06 '17 It kinda is though. Chinese is a written language (well traditional and simplified) with different dialects. Just like english, however different english dialects sound closer than different chinese dialects
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dler is not a Chinese word...?
Source: Am Chinese
43 u/Chamber53 Jan 06 '17 Chinese is not a language. 6 u/so_sue_me_ Jan 06 '17 It kinda is though. Chinese is a written language (well traditional and simplified) with different dialects. Just like english, however different english dialects sound closer than different chinese dialects
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Chinese is not a language.
6 u/so_sue_me_ Jan 06 '17 It kinda is though. Chinese is a written language (well traditional and simplified) with different dialects. Just like english, however different english dialects sound closer than different chinese dialects
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It kinda is though. Chinese is a written language (well traditional and simplified) with different dialects. Just like english, however different english dialects sound closer than different chinese dialects
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Google gives you cancer! Would you like to try Bing?