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nanth_123

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Q: What can I do on the weekend in Beijing?

What’s something fun to do besides getting blasted in Sanlitun?

13 years 6 weeks ago in Transport & Travel - Beijing

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vcyanzi

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Beijing is full of stuff to do. How about checking out some local art? The Today Art Museum just south of Guomao is apparently the only non-government funded museum. The entry price is less than 20 kuai and there are loads of galleries around the area to check out.

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13 years 5 weeks ago

MrBump

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Try to go to the pool! The watercube is really fun and is sure to please every member of your family!

mozart2vienna:

I love this idea.

I hope it will not be too crowded.

12 years 3 weeks ago

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12 years 41 weeks ago

*MrBump bumps the bump*

GreatTao

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GreatTao

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walking around like a lost puppy would be fun.

Hotwater:

Are you an ECC sock puppet? Why the fuck would you dig up 5-year old topics to post a non-descript reply?

7 years 32 weeks ago

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GreatTao:

@Hotwater

If you don't like the old post, please leave it. Others may need it. It's necessary to refresh some good old posts for the newcomers. They have missed a lot of good old posts. You stay here too long to show your status? You up to date very much? Dead brained ass acting like an expert. Never ever point out what others do. Go back to your mom and learn how to behave! Watch your manners always.

7 years 32 weeks ago

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Englteachted:

Hotwater: That's basically a yes to your question.

7 years 32 weeks ago

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Hotwater:

@ Greatwanker. There is no need to "refresh" posts. People with any brain will use the search function to find answers to any questions they have.

You are continually digging up old topics with useless comments.

7 years 32 weeks ago

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GreatTao:

@Englteachted

You trying to forming a crew? Fagg-t? Mind your own business.

7 years 32 weeks ago

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GreatTao:

@Hotwater

There are others refreshing posts. Old topics can be talked again. You get used to keep up with new posts, but newcomers are curious about the history. Did you talk about your same life experiences with different people? Some of them may feel no need. You feel it's unnecessary, but others may not. They try to reach new ideas and new opinions, even it's not useful. People don't think like you do. In this way, you just need skip it. Let them interact. Don't always pop up anywhere like a supervisor. Not everyone wants to be managed or judged. Learn to respect.

7 years 32 weeks ago

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Shining_brow:

GT - what you've obviously not noticed is that the VAST MAJORITY of your posts are getting downvoted to oblivion. This means that the people who do visit this site regularly do not appreciate your digging up old posts (usually rather dull ones) and posting a crap comment (as an ECC sock-puppet would do).... such as this post.

If you want to dig up an old post and write something useful, then people won't be downvoting you, nor giving you crap for it! I think I've counted only 3 of your 160 posts that were actually worth reading (and not instantly downvoting!)

You take shots at people who call you out for your crap and accuse them of acting like a 'supervisor'... .which is exactly what you're doing by suggesting you're doing this resurrection crap 'for other people'. Rubbish! You're doing it for your own ego!

7 years 32 weeks ago

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GreatTao:

@Shining_brow

Do you see so many comments under so many posts have downvoted?? That means other comments are craps??

7 years 32 weeks ago

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GreatTao:

@Hotwater

Why you abused to say "Wanker"? Such a rude and ill-mannered word. Can you speak good English? Don't go so oral. Let your mom do oral for you.

7 years 32 weeks ago

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7 years 32 weeks ago

ironman510

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The great wall man, nothing beats going to the Great Wall.

Shining_brow:

I hope that was sarcasm! I found a few places better to go to than there... Summer Palace, for example.

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