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Q: Anyone else allergic to that white fluffy stuff that hangs in the air in Spring?

I don't know if this appears across the whole of China, but it's ubiquitous in Beijing during April and May and gives me the snuffles.   

13 years 26 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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  Those are clouds; probably not the source of your alergy.

  Why the name 'Dark Star' by the way? It's not in reference to that sci-fi comedy is it? I'd actually kill homeless people to see that film again, it was classic.

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Ha ha you make me laugh. No it's some form of blossom I think that floats around when certain trees (blossom?) bloom,

 

It's actually dedicated to the dark star ale back home which I miss so dearly here. I'd love to see that film though, but I would think twice about killing homeless people to see it. Butterflies perhaps.

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We have it in the North as well

it dies down after  a few odd days of rain

I'm afraid that  unless you want to wear a surgical mask there is not much you can do about it

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