LadyboyObsession

I always loved Bully's, so I was sad to see it go when Covid hit. 
But just a few weeks ago I was reminiscing about it, and coincidently the very next day I saw an ad on FB saying they've reopened. So of course I had to drop by as soon as I could. The place is much smaller, but looks a more modern, It has a nice bright and clean look to it now. 
However I think the quality of some of my favorite dishes has gone down. I don't know if they have a new chef or what, but the burger is smaller, the chicken curry was bland, stir fried noodles was completely different and nowhere near as good. The only thing that seemed to stay the same were the buffalo wings, still good. 

Sound like French soup. 
I could go for a Ladyboy sausage platter as a main course, with some creamy ladyboy bisque.  

Please don't be put of from posting, if people are offended or annoyed they have an option to ignore. 

I am just trying to keep threads lively and interesting around here. What's wrong with it? Your PC can't load it? You dislike the Gif videos?
People often click like on my post so I thought people were enjoying it. 

Sound like French soup. 
I could go for a Ladyboy sausage platter as a main course, with some creamy ladyboy bisque.  

I don't think there is any possible way I can answer such a broad question. There is way too many good dishes to just pick one. 
Noodles: Yellow egg noodles with crispy pork belly / thin rice noodles in blood soup with boiled beef
Rice: krapow with crispy pork belly topped with runny fried egg / Chinese kale with crispy pork belly and red chili + runny fried egg / omelet stuffed with minced pork
Curry: Love both Green and Red, and beef is a must, I'll only do pork or chicken if beef is not available
Seafood: fried seabass with Choo Chee sauce /  baby clams in curry sauce (hoi lai)
This is just to name a few...

Easy-peasy...
First step: Get the URL of the video. 
Second step: to manually embed the video by using the video URL you need an iframe code. Either you know by heart how to write this little sniplet (takes less than a minute...) or you use one of the many free online iframe / embedding tools you find on the internet. 
Once you've got the iframe code, you copy it and paste it into the HTML editor of this forum. 
And that's it!
 
Some additional hints:
1. To get the Twitter video URL you can for example use the share button in Twitter. Click on the share symbol (the one with the three dots on the right):

On different versions of Twitter (app, mobile, desktop...) the share button may be located in a bit different place...
Then click on "Copy link to tweet":

You should get the message "copied to clipboard"
Paste this link to a URL finder such as for example:
https://igeturl.com/
Click on "Get!"

Copy and add the URL (the blue one) to the iframe code generator of your choice, such as for example
https://embediframegenerator.com/

Click on "Generate"

and then on "copy it". 
4. Then go to the HTML editor of your forum post by clicking on the "Source" tab (on the left):

and there you paste this iframe code:

On the desktop version of the forum you can also click on the HTML embed sign to enter / paste the iframe code.
Once you've pasted it in the HTML editor you click on the source tab again and you should see a preview of your post:

Then click on submit / save or edit. Done!
5. I think the video will be embedded in a HTML 5 player. So if someone still has a browser that only manages HTML 4, he can't see the video and / or get an error message...
The full code including the 3 pixel red frame for the video above looks like this:
<p>
    <iframe allowfullscreen="" frameborder="1" height="400px" marginheight="0px" marginwidth="0px" name="Faye Casanova" scrolling="yes" src="https://twitter.com/i/videos/1229634776291655681?embed_source=facebook" style="border:3px #ff1122 solid;" width="100%"></iframe>
</p>
The simple code (that also works!!!) looks like this:
<iframe  height="400px"  src="https://twitter.com/i/videos/1229634776291655681?embed_source=facebook"  width="320px"></iframe>
I know: sounds complicated...

... and cumbersome, but once you've done it a few times it'll take less than a minute to do it...
Easy peasy, lemon squeezy...

 
Good luck!