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TedDBayer

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Q: Are many of you cat fanciers in China?

No, not for eating, Do many of you have cats in China or just like them?

There are some cat shows coming up in China if anyone is interested.

June 23-24(L). CHINA, BEIJING: , JIA 18# XUEQING Rd.

August 04-05(L). CHINA, GUANGZHOU: ONELINK PLAZA, NO 88 GANGDING RD TIANHE

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mattaya

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Yes but only if it's a Purrfect...............Kitty Cat! I'll try to go to the show if it's free! If not too bad I'm not gonna go there! You can find someone else to date!

TedDBayer:

so you date men? cat show not free entry.

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