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It would be surprising that a Japanese pancake chef would be speaking Chinese... except that this isn't from Japan.

I'm fairly sure it's been posted here before, too. nvm, couldn't find it... might've just seen it on ll.

Hot as in at over 80 years of age, being vertical, on a stage in front of a bajillion people, entertaining a great huge lot of them, AND being able to play a sax without having her lungs implode?

Yup.

Sure, plastic surgery, steel-girder bra, fake hair, pancake make-up, all of that. But still alive, entertaining and kicking. Gotta respect at least that - and hope I can do it when I'm that age.

(uh... except the steel-girder bra part. Don't think I want that one.)

I'm fairly certain there was more than a tad bit of *timeshift in this delightful piece. I want pancakes!

She's whipping up the panic and he's like, Okay, Hmm, where can I get some pancakes, I'm hungry!

Alright alright alright. Let's all calm down and watch me eat these tasty pancakes!

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Even I think Dutch is an insanely hard language. And I am Dutch!
So many rules and exceptions to rules.

Example: Let's say you want to wright down 'pancakes' in Dutch. A decade ago that word just changed in all dictionaries, because it used to be 'pannekoeken' (pancakes) and now we need to write 'pannenkoeken' (panscakes!?). All because you can bake pancakes in multiple pans. I'm not making this up.

One more actual commonly needed rule:
If you combine a word consisting of two parts of which one is an animal and the other an animal, you need to write plural for the first word.. (I'm not kidding, this an actual rule)
So, for example 'paard' (horse) and 'bloem' (flower) in English becomes 'horseflower'.. We need to make it plural, so in English it would be horsesflower (paardenbloem in Dutch)

Just don't even try to learn the language, we all speak decent English and most also speak French and German, so we'll just adapt to you, that's better for all of us.

I'm going to go make some banana pancakes now...

PANCAKES!!!!

So junkies put lemon juice on their pancakes?? weird.