Lunar New Year 2009

Happy New Year to all my friends who follow the lunar calendar. The year of the OX. The year 4707!

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[MyMemories19]

You seem like a really sweet guy, although appearances can be deceiving.

I'd like to develop a body like yours. So if you can, I'm wondering if I can private message you and get your opinion about a personal trainer in my city. I'm thinking about hiring him, but I'm not sure yet. He offers 18 Session Program (meets three times a week) for $1400, plus he includes complete nutritional guidance at no extra cost.

[wwwpeterfevercom]

@MyMemories19 - That sounds about right, it's in the range that I charge my clients.

[wwwpeterfevercom]

@MyMemories19 - I just realized you asked this a while ago. Tell me what you ended up doing and how it worked out for you. Peter

[missytiny]

it's the year 4709 and not 4707..are you Asian or not-__-

[wwwpeterfevercom]

thanks for your comments missytiny...

If you do a websearch, you will find that different sources say it's the year 4706, 4707, 4708.....

If you look at me, you should be able to tell that I am Asian...at least I think I look Asian and my parents look Asian to me. What does everyone else think?

Peter

[troybrad]

Great you keep your Asian heritage!! Great role model

[EdwardCTV]

Peter u had to flash ur abs just as im sitting here with a bowl of ice cream hahaha

nice jacket happy new year

[EuroMix77]

@KatiushaVN4 Thank you... Now the world can rest assured that they now know the difference of Lai, Lee, Li & Le. I only differentiated it b/x a friend of mine, actually a great deal of folks I know, whom are Viet, from Little Saigon, tend to use the spelling of Lê or now as you mentioned, Ly... thus my explanation. Glad we came to a unanimous decision, of sorts.

[KatiushaVN4]

@EuroMix77

Yes he's Vietnamese. If he were Chinese, then he's Peter Lai, nor Le.

Lee is another story. In Vietnam, Lee is known as LY

[EuroMix77]

Respond to this video...

In lay-mans terms, he's Vietnamese, per the surname. Plain. simple. Re-read other folks post, 'where is P. Le from.' You'll get the picture. I apologize about my candor, we tend to set the lines straight on the mainland, esp. for those of us whom families left prior to '50. We tend to be the keepers of all things old school, esp. in setting the record straight.

[EuroMix77]

@KatiushaVN4 Apparently you clearly misunderstood my intention. I was clearly stating the differences in terms of spelling, I am very well aware of the differences with characters, ie Le, Lee & Lai. I was clearing answer other folks question in regards to what is and isn't, in regards to surnames, ergo Peter "Le" and his surname. Moreover the mind boggling effort to answer the non-Asian audience of the veritable location of his surname, I just replied, in my long winded sense, "Vietnamese."

[KatiushaVN4]

@EuroMix77

Nope you're not correct. Lee is 李, and Le is 黎. Very clear. You can do some online research if you want.

[EuroMix77]

@KatiushaVN4 Actually, I am correct. If you happen to re-read my post, note "L-E." I am well aware of the cult. differences, esp. contingent with the nature of the spelling, & when it concerns, Mando. and Canto. and Korean, there is a diff. Per Viet., I'm well aware of the language and differentiation in spelling, pronunciation & so forth. I guess things of such matter, I'm of Manchu Chinese descent & my family, and our assoc's see to it that there are definitive lines, esp. w/ surnames.

[KatiushaVN4]

@EuroMix77

You're wrong. His surname (Peter's) is not "Lee". It's "Le". It's not because it's written differently in different countries as you say. Those 2 words are completely different. In fact:

1. Lee is 李 <-----In Vietnamese that is "Ly". In Korean, written Yi (or Lee)

2. Le (Vietnamese) is 黎. In Chinese it is written "Li" mainland China. And in Cantonese it's known as "Lai"

[EuroMix77]

Haha. Got it. I've been to quite a few weddings like that. Lots of old people everywhere. Grrrr

[EuroMix77]

@DareDevil13th :: Doin' great. How was your wedding? Hope swell.

[EuroMix77]

@DareDevil13th Haha. You funny... Cool name... How you doin'.