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philbravery

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Q: 4 day wedding no funeral

Well finally its over.
From the ordinance that nearly set fire to peoples laundry that was drying on the 8th floor to at the end of the reception watching the last of the guests going through the tabled grabbing what they could...like picking over the dead on a battle field.
The endless toasts and the call of the double breasted totaly wasted worbberla bird with his costant GamBei call to arms..
Give me the old BBQ and Beer in Australia any day

5 years 9 weeks ago in Arts & Entertainment - China

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ambivalentmace

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I thought a wedding was a funeral, sort of a pre funeral for the one to come.

I finally left China, hope all of you are doing well. Probably want post as often now that I have to work a little more in America than China.

philbravery:

Yeah i lasted about 6 days and had to leave...doubt i will ever go back ...well maybe after the war i might

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