What you're supposed to say after every line of the birthday song.
The guys say boom
The gals say ching
and we all say cha cha cha
At every Cha-cha cha you're supposed to do a supposed to do a cringy dance step
The guys say boom
The gals say ching
and we all say cha cha cha
At every Cha-cha cha you're supposed to do a supposed to do a cringy dance step
Birthday Kid: please don't tell them.. do the Boom-Ching-Cha-Cha-Cha and I WILL END YOU
Guy: *starts singing happy birthday song* C BOOM!
Gal: CHING!
Everyone: Cha-ch-
Birthday Kid, glaring at guy: 🙄🔪🔪🔪
Guy: *starts singing happy birthday song* C BOOM!
Gal: CHING!
Everyone: Cha-ch-
Birthday Kid, glaring at guy: 🙄🔪🔪🔪
by Auroras and Sad Prose August 26, 2021
by Bingching November 05, 2020
by Absisisidhdbdnsisdieieudhdbsbs January 20, 2020
A line of a song also named ‘Ching Cheng Hanji’ that is an actual Chinese sentence misinterpreted as a stereotypical mimicry of the Chinese language used to mock the Chinese people and/or language. (It’s definition is unknown to the author of this definition)
“Look at that ching cheng hanji lookin ahh.”
“Bro is singing some ching cheng hanji song or some shit”
“Bro is singing some ching cheng hanji song or some shit”
by Skyloh_mtv November 18, 2023
the worst fucking way of insulting a japanese-chinese....trust me, it never ends well. unless you want to become a corpse, simply don't say "ching chong bing zhong guo ni hon engurando" in front of a japanese-chinese. if you're gonna say it regardless, then bring an strong armor.
japanese-chinese kid: hi!
legally retarded kid: ok ching chong bing bong zhong guo ni hon engurando
japanese-chinese kid: *takes knife* say sayonara.
legally retarded kid: ok ching chong bing bong zhong guo ni hon engurando
japanese-chinese kid: *takes knife* say sayonara.
by The original sillygirl.png April 04, 2023
by xdrakeflames360noscope September 29, 2018
-AT THE DAWN OF THE 19th century, a former prostitute from a floating brothel in the city of Canton was wed to Cheng I, a fearsome pirate who operated in the South China Sea in the Qing dynasty.
-commanded over 1,800 pirate ships, and an estimated 80,000 men. In comparison, the famed Blackbeard commanded four ships and 300 pirates.
-She pirated longer. She made more money. She surrendered of her own free will, got to keep her money, and live out the rest of her days in freedom, as opposed to being murdered by a government like Blackbeard.
-Ching Shih unified her enormous fleet of pirates using a code of laws. The code was strict: any pirate giving his own orders or disobeying those of a superior was to be beheaded on the spot. The code was particularly unusual in its laws regarding female captives. If a pirate raped a female captive, he would be put to death. If the sex between the two was consensual, both would be put to death. There are further accounts of Ching Shih’s code that state that if a pirate took a captive as his wife, he was required to be faithful to her
-The Red Flag Fleet under Ching Shih’s rule went undefeated
-Ching Shih died in 1844, at the ripe old age of 69. The legacy she left behind from the time of her rule has penetrated popular culture. She even inspired a character in the The Pirates of the Caribbean franchise: the powerful Mistress Ching, one of the nine Pirate Lords.
-commanded over 1,800 pirate ships, and an estimated 80,000 men. In comparison, the famed Blackbeard commanded four ships and 300 pirates.
-She pirated longer. She made more money. She surrendered of her own free will, got to keep her money, and live out the rest of her days in freedom, as opposed to being murdered by a government like Blackbeard.
-Ching Shih unified her enormous fleet of pirates using a code of laws. The code was strict: any pirate giving his own orders or disobeying those of a superior was to be beheaded on the spot. The code was particularly unusual in its laws regarding female captives. If a pirate raped a female captive, he would be put to death. If the sex between the two was consensual, both would be put to death. There are further accounts of Ching Shih’s code that state that if a pirate took a captive as his wife, he was required to be faithful to her
-The Red Flag Fleet under Ching Shih’s rule went undefeated
-Ching Shih died in 1844, at the ripe old age of 69. The legacy she left behind from the time of her rule has penetrated popular culture. She even inspired a character in the The Pirates of the Caribbean franchise: the powerful Mistress Ching, one of the nine Pirate Lords.
Ching Shih, unquestionably the most powerful and most successful pirate ever to exist that we know of till this day
by FastLaneLaFrance July 24, 2023