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Q: What are some weird signs you've seen made here?

I saw this one 8====D? What is that? I saw that sign on a couple of websites and just curious why people were putting that particular sign up! Can anybody let me know what it is or why someone would keep adding it? I could send you the link if you want. 

 

 

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That is sign for dick, you get it set to you often cause they no like you.

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mattaya:

Oh you mean 8===D ( ick)!! Oh okay got you! 'Smoochies" Now hurry up Jackiechan remember rush hour is coming soon!!! Hi YA!!! 

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Above each urinal in the Chengdu airport's WC's is a placque with a drawing of a panda and the words (in Chinese and English) "Please Aim Carefully"

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