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Full of what?
posted on 22 Apr 2008 in Chinglish
Or, you could just eat some beans…
Photo courtesy of Thomas Lau.
Found at a Beijing restaurant.
“Full of beans” is a common phrase in England.
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You know that feeling…it’s musical.
goes well with Liver and Cianti
Please go outside immediately after consumption..
i want to know more about the stimulator
Is that a tree in your mouth?
When you are full of beans, you can cope with whatever the day throws at you!
beans beans good for the heart, the more you eat the more you…
After this nobody will take you seriously!
You’ve obviously never been to England…
Yeah, ‘full of beans’ is a reasonably common phrase.
It amuses me that the japanese have a better grasp in this case.
theres more room out here any way
Is this backwards engrish? I’m sure that phrase makes complete sense…
“Full of beans” is a reasonably common phrase in the Midwest US as well; I’ve heard it used to mean either “a liar” or “very energetic.” Presumably they’re going for the second meaning.
Sadly enough, it doesn’t taste like beans.
Only promotes vitality doesn’t provide it. look at our other products?
I need to know what else goes into a Stimulator!
We’re just the human beans
Uh…thank you?