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Q: I saw something strange today, do you know what it is?

I was in the supermarket today waiting to go through the checkout. This guy who was about 60 years old was in front of me had a brass disc on the right side of his neck. There were no chains or nothing to hold it in place. It was a bit smaller than a 1 RMB coin, and on the surface appeared to be circles etched on it. Has anyone seen this before? what is it? I was waiting for his wife to produce the remote!!

13 years 1 week ago in  Health & Safety - China

 
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This is true everyone, I should of took a picture, I just didn't know what to think when I saw it.

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havnt seen it before ,sure not a tatoo? then he may be an E.T. or a time traveler.maybe itz not a brass disc, maybe just some scar or decoration.....umm....

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Lose once you get serious!!

 
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it is a Chinese people copy. He came from a pod,, I saw this on TV

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Honestly, this is as true as I write here, I have never ever seen this sort of thing before. No it was not a tattoo, or scar, it was real and it just seems so crazy. I have seen all sorts of medical devices before attached to people, but this is just kind of weird. I have been in China for over 4 years and have never seen this before. The guy was not a fashion type with his hair done to look different or anything, he was just a typical married guy, about 60 years old with his wife. It was on the side of his neck about mid way

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