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do people still answer questions in this forum?
by Obama » Sep 11, 2012 23:14 pm  in General    Replies 2   Views 1072 
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posted some questions here some times ago, only views no one attemp any of them so I wander if this has become a tabboo or what, just wanna know thanks anyway.


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Re: do people still answer questions in this forum?

by mArtiAn » Sep 12, 2012 10:20 am

Ok, just checking to see if this is working now. Yeh, I tried to post an answer on here before and it gave me trouble, so I didn't come back. But hey, waddaya know? Works just fine.

Re: do people still answer questions in this forum?

by philbravery » Sep 20, 2012 18:54 pm

unfortunately this page has become a filler
we have a look from time to time and move on
this page was by my understanding made for non china related Questions or just general statements or jokes
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