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Q: Enjoy :-) happy mooncake festival :-)

To all of you here or there Smile

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Cheers. Right back at ya !

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Thanks,enjoy yourself!

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Have a happy Mid- Autumn festival and look at the moon with a close friend

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Happy MAF to all. Why don't they sell hockey sticks in China, only way to enjoy moon cakes.

McDominic:

Hehe good one, but unlike with pucks, you could seriously hurt someone if he got hit in face with cake.

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Since moving into my new apartment I have received many moon cakes that I do not know what to do with them... and I feel bad cause right now the last thing on my mind is gifts and its more getting settled and getting my financial situation back home straight.... so i figure I'll once I am settled I'll make the people in my building stuffed peppers or stuffed cabbage.... or something you would not normally find in China

TedDBayer:

I tried making cabbage rolls, they weren't very good, lack of proper ingredients and no oven. Just rotate your mooncakes and give them back. They're like our fruit cakes, no one likes them.

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Happy moon day Laughing out loud So many mooncakes in my apartment, so little time to dispose of them (and no, i don't mean eat them) 

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If you want to dispose of them, a simple idea is to give it to homeless, they will appreciate it and you do something good with it.

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Took your advice, homeless and neighbours.

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Thanks! Happy Moon Festival to you too!

I didn't eat mooncakes but I did drink a bottle of whisky. The world is a merrier place right now! 

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