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Q: I have to buy some mural for my dining room where i can get it?

I have to buy some mural for my dining room where i can get it?

13 years 5 weeks ago in  Arts & Entertainment - China

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in some larger markets i have seen large 'murals' available for sale: it seems to be a popular way for walls to be decorated inexpensively

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Just throw leftover food at the wall until it looks good.

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Invite some of the gubbermint boys around for dinner and give them a couple of bottles of decent baijiu. They will soon turn around and make a nice wall mural for you.

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Have you tried IKEA already? Try IKEA if you haven't already....and see what they have in store for you.

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