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Q: how long have you been in China?

Who is the sage of wisdom among us?

 

It's definitely not me. 

 

11 years 45 weeks ago in  General  - China

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A bazillion years of uninterrupted stay.

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6000 years, I was actually here first but I let them take the credit.

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14 years

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  8.2 years. Which seem like 6000 year at times.

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Long enough to know better

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5 years. I got a medal or something ?

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Not been there yet. But one day........

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royceH:

That's bullshit Scotty!  How bout that night we drank all the grog they had and then busted up the joint when they couldn't serve us any more?

 

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Ha ha. I have been busted.

 

Actually, I am headed to HK later today. This will be my first time out of China for 2.5 years.

 

Hey, wait a minute.... it was BHGAL who I drank the bar dry with..... now your busted royceHwink

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