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CE John Lee: "I congratulate Ronny (Tong) on his energy, commitment and more importantly, the puberty he always has. And I hope that puberty is not just on developing new talents, but also on other things."

102,399 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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Joel Chanvor 2 Jahren

The contest for Hong Kong Tweet of the Year is over

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Mattias Lamottevor 2 Jahren

It's called Chinglish! I'm an expert at it after having taken various SFC examinations! They should really use ChatGPT to vet these speeches?

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Josh Lynchvor 2 Jahren

Ronny is a man of many talents, but he will forever be remembered for his relentless and unequivocal puberty

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kuya 🐀 黄鼠狼 🇺🇸🇵🇭🇭🇰vor 2 Jahren

I think it was originally meant to be "balls" but the writer tried to find a more polite phrasing. "... his energy, commitment and more importantly, the BALLS he always has. And I hope that his BALLS are not just on developing new talents, but also on other things."

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hkkbfighter @mastodon.hkvor 2 Jahren

Freudian slip about the sexual crime against someone in her puberty Tong 11 allegedly committed?

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Takvor 2 Jahren

The puberty is strong in this one

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Nine Dragonsvor 2 Jahren

Assuming he meant to say "probity"? (Even if that would be less deserved than "pubity")

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Rickyvor 2 Jahren

Holy Feck ! 😂😅

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shilluminativor 2 Jahren

Ronny the pubescent king of democracy. Why is J Lee even using the word democracy?! Not sure he know what it means tbh.

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