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Q: Friendly people with thanks

This is not a question as much as it is actually a statement. But I just wanted to say a big thank you to so many of you on here so far for your friendly advice and sense of humour. I feel humbled to have joined a group where people do actually look out for each other, and once I have gained my experiences... I look forward to passing on my knowledge to others just like some of you have.

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You are welcome!

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As long as you're not a complete dumbass, we're generally a friendly bunch. Not me, though - I'm always angry. That's my secret. Either that or always hungry. Not sure which, 'cause I ain't very smart.

 

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Well, hulk, your anger it's an honest anger.

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Relax dude, no one is going to take your food.

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GuilinRaf:

*munch* munch* munch*

"Dads waight" (Translation: Thats right!, mouthfull)

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Mostly welcomed in this group. Enjoy it in the way it helps, makes you feel less lonely, helps you find the answers to anything you need including to what you do not really require knowledge. Knowledge is good, ignorance it's healthy too. Here, you will find urban knowledge, real people, real lives, making a life out of this forum too. Thank you too!

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should i say your welcome? i haven't done anything of use.

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 I find this forum entertaining & useful. I see that I'm not the only one who is trying to stay sane in China & there're many other people who are married to Chinese & are trying to balance between Western & Chinese cultures.

  I'm happy to meet  representatives of all cultures, races, countries, linguistic groups as long as they're decent & respectful people.  I'm very honoured if someone finds my comments & answers useful & encouraging.

 Love you all .

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