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Enter the ''Three Joyous Relations'' a subtle joke and play on words that actually meant ''Happy Family'' a cheap selection of fast and filling food found in Chinese-American restaurants. Those so titled by the courtly Mandarins took the slight with a grudging acceptance and chose to spite those lofty advisers to by proudly accepting their group sobriquet and displaying their colors so to speak. | Enter the ''Three Joyous Relations'' a subtle joke and play on words that actually meant ''Happy Family'' a cheap selection of fast and filling food found in Chinese-American restaurants. Those so titled by the courtly Mandarins took the slight with a grudging acceptance and chose to spite those lofty advisers to by proudly accepting their group sobriquet and displaying their colors so to speak. | ||
| − | This did not sit well with the court, but what was done could not be undone and ''Three Joyous Relations'' took up residence within the Castro in 2003. | + | This did not sit well with the court, but what was done could not be undone and ''Three Joyous Relations'' took up residence within the Castro in 2003. The 3JR (Three Joyous Relations) immediately set out to blend into the Castro culture. |
== Family History == | == Family History == | ||
Revision as of 12:55, 3 August 2022
Introduction
For the Imperial Court of the Golden Mountain the Castro and its surrounding neighborhoods presented an ideal reservation for the barbarian Kin-jin who would be banished there to feed on the twisted-chi tainted blood of homosexuals and other sexual aberrants.
It never occurred to the extremely conservative and often sanctimonious Mandarins of the Quincunx that the Kindred could be anything but mortified, but many among the western undead were overjoyed to be given such a crowded and popular feeding ground.
The wu chosen to protect this Gay mecca were inevitably selected from the most dispised of the court's members, a trio of deviants whose predilection made them ideal watchdogs to look after the local mortals and keep the resident Kin-jin penned-up.
Enter the Three Joyous Relations a subtle joke and play on words that actually meant Happy Family a cheap selection of fast and filling food found in Chinese-American restaurants. Those so titled by the courtly Mandarins took the slight with a grudging acceptance and chose to spite those lofty advisers to by proudly accepting their group sobriquet and displaying their colors so to speak.
This did not sit well with the court, but what was done could not be undone and Three Joyous Relations took up residence within the Castro in 2003. The 3JR (Three Joyous Relations) immediately set out to blend into the Castro culture.
Family History
The Wu
- Yi-Chang Fu-Quin -- Strange Father
- Kua Xingbié Mama -- Big Mother
- Lu-Cha Biao -- Green Tea Girl
