Why post a China related question on this forum???

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by mArtiAn » Sep 12, 2012 13:08 pm　　in General 　　Replies 1 　　Views 959　

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If this corner of the forum takes off i'll gladly make use of it, but what's the point in posting questions about China here?

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Re: Why post a China related question on this forum???

by philbravery » Sep 12, 2012 16:02 pm

Dude
this is the place to post non China related stuff so the other one don't get clogged with a lot of non China related Crap (like I post)

and this is what happens when I drink

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