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Q: What would happen if a meteor shower hit your city?

Have you or the people living around you know the safety precautions to take if this ever happened? Would you know what to do? Is there a place to seek shelter

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The Chinese government would blame the Japanese.

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If this happen, I will take a shower than

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Je,Je.  I would put my meteor raincoat on, open my meteor umbrella and continue riding my bike.  Of course, would take many photos of those being hit by the meteor shower because they did not have raincoats or umbrellas like me.  WTF, me answering a dumb question?  sad 

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I would run around frantically catching all the meteor fragments with a pair of chopsticks. I bet that would shock all the local residents - a foreigner using chopsticks so well, that is.

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you would never get a warning because no one could predict the breakup and size, exact location,  until it was all over.

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So uh... why is he allowed here, again?

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Affirmative action. He cannot be turned away....

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My prayers would have been answered

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Your confused. You got your question wrong again. It's OK to wash your hemorrhoids.

Google translator not working properly?

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"My" city?

Gosh, I am not that rich! I do not even own a neighborhood.

I was born in once city, I grew up in another, I went to college in yet another, I went to law school in the one I grew up in, I practiced law in yet another, and in China, I  have lived in two more cities.

Golly, what would you mean?

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Aren't showers a very rare occurrence in Chinese cities? Or do you mean "hometown"? If so, I would take a towel.

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I moved here a long time ago, but i chose to stay in this place solely based on the fact that its meteor proof... because of course its something that I was really worried about. I know the PM 2.5 is thick enough to break up any incoming meteors

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I thought of that, meters would just bounce off the smog, but liked my answer better since its mattaya

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