Am I missing something about "bullshitter in an Indochina shop?" I guess all I take away from it is the idea of an American solider fighting in the Vietnam war (for the purported purpose of improving the social and political climate) without any true understanding of what's really going on in that culture.
But is there more to it than that? If not, well, I guess it is still a pretty good line.
Am I missing something about "bullshitter in an Indochina shop?" I guess all I take away from it is the idea of an American solider fighting in the Vietnam war (for the purported purpose of improving the social and political climate) without any true understanding of what's really going on in that culture.
But is there more to it than that? If not, well, I guess it is still a pretty good line.
Think "Bull in a china shop". Something that shouldnt be there for a very good reason
Think "Bull in a china shop". Something that shouldnt be there for a very good reason