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Q: What are your best places to hide chocolate eggs for Easter egg hunting?

Simple curiosity.

13 years 25 weeks ago in  Lifestyle - China

 
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Hi Justin,

 

Doesn't that depend on where you live and how much space there is - either inside or outside of your apartment?

 

In Europe, you can hide them in a park, garden etc. -  well, did you ever try  to sneak in a park at night here (having your easter eggs with you) and got caught by some 'warden'? and tried to explain to him that this is a tradition in many countries - hiding eggs and hope that somebody finds them (mostly kids) - tell you, when the guy has a good day, you get .asdfj;al kjrfa;e dajfaiejasdjf and deported immediately. Can you imagine now, how your day is going to be when he has a bad day? I love China but there are things you should make sure, you don't f... it up too much -  they  have a different sense of humor Smile)) and, secondly - you're a laowei Smile))

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On my desk next to the mouse

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they would never be found

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