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Q: What would Jackie Chan think of the pollution in Chinese cities?

Would he have a solution?

13 years 36 weeks ago in  General  - China

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The fact that he doesn't live here permanently probably answers that question!

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He'd Kung-Fu kick the sky until there's no pollution

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Hugh.G.Rection:

I think you're thinking of Chuck Norris.

13 years 36 weeks ago
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Chuck Norris doesn't breathe in pollution, pollution breathes him

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a plan. a great action plan, like mission impossible.

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Mission impossible sounds about right...

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Probably just say it's worse in America.

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he is not that great actually in Chinese ppl's eyes,he is getting worse,at least in my opinion,i'm Chinese btw,excuese my broken english

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He would blame it on America. Moron.

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