submit yr choya dependency toons here.!
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guys, check out this cartoon pics posted by carpe
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and here's 2 more before i go cycling
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one more before i go shower
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a couple more
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Originally posted by the Bear:
This one is soooooo darn funny!!! -
Y'know, look at the bottle - it's a FULL bottle of CHOYA!!Originally posted by elindra:What actually did Bear's hammy in
So, Bear's hammy DID NOT die from CHOYA consumption at all, contrary to popular opinion - he actually died cause he kena squashed by the heavy CHOYA bottle! He was trying to steal my CHOYA from my fridge and kena teh si (Hokkien for flattened) by accident!
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Originally posted by skeujin:
actually jus a tght.. hope we dont get sued by the toons or choya.
n choya if yr out ther. wana hire us to do yr marketing?
I wouldn't dream of stealing any CHOYA!
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Originally posted by laurence82:Why would they need to smuggle them to rhonda?Originally posted by the Bear:i suspect she'll be foaming at the mouth when she discovers they may not be available in Melbourne
And Rhonda's decision to move to Melbourne now hinges on the all-important determinant - would there be CHOYA over there?! -
No No NoOriginally posted by Rhonda:Y'know, look at the bottle - it's a FULL bottle of CHOYA!!
So, Bear's hammy DID NOT die from CHOYA consumption at all, contrary to popular opinion - he actually died cause he kena squashed by the heavy CHOYA bottle! He was trying to steal my CHOYA from my fridge and kena teh si (Hokkien for flattened) by accident!
Cos of Choya, caused the temptation to steal it -
and... this...
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Maybe, if I had a man in my life, I wouldn't need my CHOYA anymore!Originally posted by the Bear:a couple more -
Totally agreeOriginally posted by sbst275:No No No
Cos of Choya, caused the temptation to steal it
I hereby declare choya, a national eville product du Jipon -
see how evil Choya is
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Great cartoons
Maybe we should start on beer the next time -
Breakfast wine!! Hmmm....Originally posted by the Bear:and... this...
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oh thats why it comes in a small bottle?Originally posted by Rhonda:Maybe, if I had a man in my life, I wouldn't need my CHOYA anymore!
p.s. i have absolutely no idea what Choya is... i will look next time to see if it is available in stores... doubtful if alcoholic in nature if i understand correctly from all the posts -
It's alcoholic in nature. Just look at the bottle the hamster is holdingOriginally posted by Kan_i:oh thats why it comes in a small bottle?
p.s. i have absolutely no idea what Choya is... i will look next time to see if it is available in stores... doubtful if alcoholic in nature if i understand correctly from all the posts
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AAAaaahhh Harharharhahahaha!!!Originally posted by skeujin:
I think I like skeu... oops, I meant, Sherman's Lagoon, more and more now! -
Originally posted by Kan_i:oh thats why it comes in a small bottle?
p.s. i have absolutely no idea what Choya is... i will look next time to see if it is available in stores... doubtful if alcoholic in nature if i understand correctly from all the posts
Erm... I shall ignore your cheeky first sentence!
Well, CHOYA has 17% alcohol content, more than beer!
I read in a book on Japanese foods in Borders that CHOYA has health-promoting properties too! -
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Here's a write-up on the benefits of drinking UMESHU (CHOYA is a brand of UMESHU wine) :
"From olden times on to the present day, UME-fruit liqueur has been a familiar beverage in Japanese households well known and loved for its relaxing effect as well as its usefulness for keeping healthy. Because of the faint aroma, well-balanced acidity and sweetness of UME-fruit liqueur, it is said to be one of the most delicious liquors in the world. The reasons why it is good for our health are, firstly, the main component of the organic acid incorporated in UME-fruit liqueur is citric acid. This substance relieves fatigue and helps the body recover its energy and vitality. This is what is known as UME-fruit liqueur's relaxing effect. Second, drinking just a bit in times when the appetite is lost stimulates saliva and gastric secretions enhancing the appetite and bringing out the flavor of any meal. Third and last, UME-fruit liqueur possesses a sterilizing effect and an intestinal digestion process coordinating effect that purifies the body's internal organs and relieves diarrhea.
UME-fruit liqueur not only soothes the weary body and soul but is also a potent medicinal agent.
Backed by well-substantiated scientific proof, UME-fruit liqueur is synonymous with good health.
Source :
http://www.choya.com/history/index.html
Drink your CHOYA!
It's good for your health, ah!
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*gasp!!!
Australia does not have a branch nor an agent for CHOYA!!
*rendered speechless... 
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We will try to bring some when we vist
Anyway more comics for you to enjoy
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More info on Umeshu and Ume (Plum) in Wikipedia :
Ume is the Japanese name for a species of Asian plum (Prunus mume, Rosaceae). The tree originates from China (where it is called méi), but has also grown in Japan and Korea (where it is called maesil) since ancient times. The tree is cultivated for its fruits and flowers. Although normally called a plum, it is actually more closely related to the apricot. Another species commonly referred to as the "Japanese plum" is the sumomo.
Culinary use
Ume juice is extracted by preserving the fruits in sugar. It tastes sweet and acidic, and is a refreshing drink, often enjoyed in the summer. In Korea, maesil juice, which is marketed as a healthful tonic, is enjoying increasing popularity. Umeshu (also called plum wine) is a Japanese alcoholic drink made by steeping green ume in shochu (clear liquor). It is sweet and smooth. The taste and aroma of ume-shu can appeal to even those people who normally dislike alcohol. A similar product, called maesilju, mae hwa su, or mae chui soon, is produced in Korea.
Medicinal use
The fruit, as used in traditional Chinese medicine, is called wu mei. It is believed to be effective against parasites, as well as in stopping ulcers and promoting a strong digestive system and heart.
For more info, click here :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ume