It's a common phrase in English. "You can talk the talk, but can you walk the walk?"
It means that you may be espousing (quoting) ideology, but can you actually manage to enact the actions that would be needed to ensure that ideology is enacted in real life?
Edit: even more boiled down, "You're saying the things our philosophy agrees with, can you act in the same ways?"
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Walkin the wok I think lol
Gotta be “wokin the wok”
Frying the pan? Handling the handle?
I’m sorry, me fail English. What’s the implied joke here?
Woking (Walking) the Wok.
And I thought it was panning the pan
I don’t regret not getting it at first.
It's a common phrase in English. "You can talk the talk, but can you walk the walk?"
It means that you may be espousing (quoting) ideology, but can you actually manage to enact the actions that would be needed to ensure that ideology is enacted in real life?
Edit: even more boiled down, "You're saying the things our philosophy agrees with, can you act in the same ways?"
Thank you for the free lesson. I appreciate it.
The usual continuation is "walking the walk." The image shows Christopher Walken's face on a wok, so "Walken the wok."
Thanks for the explanation.
Frying the fry.
Manning the pan?
Walken the Wok
Am I staring at the pan? Yeah what's it to you?
Don't it feel good?
Might as well be