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Haole Hubbys
Hey, we have to be fair and give the happy
Haole Hubby's a chance to have their say about what it's like to be in the
club. Men, here's your chance!
Got a funny story about your Asian wife?
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Miki is from Japan.
I'm from
Boston originally and between the 2 of us no one understands the "bostonese"
accent when we are talking. ~ Stephen |
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I'm a Happy Haole
Hubby (H3?) and my wife and I were cursed, er, I mean blessed with twin
daughters in 2000. I grew up in rural Indiana. "How rural", you ask? I
didn't eat at a McDonalds until I was 16 because there was none in my home
town. Anyway, my wife is from Hilo (Which seems to be a transplanted
Midwestern town to me.) and we have had our share of cultural clashes,
sometimes just the opposite of the kind you might think we would have. ~
Kevin |
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If you are served
something you haven't eaten before, do not make it obvious and sniff it. A
visiting haole friend of mine did this not once, not twice, but three times
in a row. For the next year, this became our family's favorite joke: They
would get my attention while eating something and sniff it three times in a
row and bust out laughing ~ SKT |
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When I first got married to my Japanese wife,
we visited Virginia Beach, Virginia. We happen to be in a Bar listening to
live music. I was talking with a pretty big guy, (about 6 foot 11), at the
bar when he finally asks me where I am from. I tell him I was born and
raised in Cleveland, Ohio. His comment was, “Oh you’re a Yankee !”. My 5
feet 2 inch wife, who has said nothing all night, looks him straight in the
eyes and says, “As far as I am concerned you are all Yankees”. I was looking
for something to protect us with when the guy thinks about it for a couple
of seconds and says, “Damn you are right!” and would not like us buy another
drink the rest of the night. ~ Matthew Smolko, Japan |
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