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Q: Are the posts here becoming like Groundhog Day?

13 years 49 weeks ago in  General  - China

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If you mean boring, then yes, your question is boring........I think you did the right thing my remaining anon. angel

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  They kind of regurgitate occasionally, but then between Crimo's 'deer blood' question and Snowballs 'duck football' we do seem to have enough to keep us amused.

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why not post examples of what you are talking about? and why post anon? since the site opened many questions have been asked over and over again because of new members and people just forget. who cares??????

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  Cheers for the thumb man. Prettyyyyy!

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