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Q: Did it surprise you at all that the fans of Beckham in China went BerserkaBarrage?

On the front page there is an article. It said there was a lot of pushing and shoving and that they broke the human shield that was made in order to restrain them. Beckham cancelled the event and left in disgust!!

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No why?

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99Silva:

That's annoying! Cool I got 2 bonus critical pts.  

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Scandinavian:

...or 0,5% Flashlight

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TedDBayer:

Lets discuss who why is annoying ! he he I said ''annoying''

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No why ? 

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No why?

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He he, you guys said: "why"!

 

(WTF is up with that stupid he he sh*t?)

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GuilinRaf:

I know!indecision

Usually only girls giggle like that....indecision

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Jnusb416:

Maybe it's a Chinese trait. "Helloooooooo....hehehe"

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That's David Beckham. He has a first name.

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