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diverdude1

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Q: Most disgusting behavior

you have ever witnessed traveling around our Blue Marble? Not individual,,, but something large groups do and seem to condone.

I'm going with the Chinese hacking thing followed by spitting.

9 years 20 weeks ago in Culture - China

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ScotsAlan

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Hacking is number one. Hacking into bins, onto hedges, on the floor, toilet, shower, potted plants. Wash hand basin, kitchen sink, hospital floors, bedroom floor, any floor. Aircraft carrier decks, 5 star marble, 1 star hotels, formica, linoleum, wood, earth, bed sheets, flowers, trains, busses, streets, and my shoes, shoulders, legs, chairs, urinals and showers. Even dinner plates and dinner tables. Space rockets and space stations.

Yup. Hacking is number one. Did I miss anything?

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ScotsAlan

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Yup. Hacking is number one. Did I miss anything?

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