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Traveling lady boyPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn on Thursday, August 16, 2007 at 12:24 PM
 Thanks to the classified section on local entertainment mag City Weekend's website, Beijing residents can relax in the knowledge that traveling pre-op transsexuals from the Philippines are just a phone call away: Hi gentlemen! So finally you've found me, the Asias best Shemale/Ladyboy... full pre-op transsexual model!... The screen shot shows AnGel's ad taking pride of place amongst the most viewed entries on City Weekend's website. AnGel's ad is here or you might prefer to visit her own website. If this type of thing interests you, you may also like the rest of City Weekend's 'Other' personals, That's Beijing's 'Other' personals, or the cesspool of Craiglist's Beijing site. |
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Eewuu, where are China's Web "harmonizers" when you need them?
It seems there is something new every year in China. First it was jissbon, then it was durex, now there are Trojans in Beijing. This alone should be used to put China's development in perspective by the 国家统计局.
Beijing friends claimed to be shocked at one of my photos
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but in light of this post, I think they were pretending.
whoa, prostitutes have websites now!? i guess it could be categorized as "social networking"...
Ahem: 'massage', 'freelancers', multi-city agency, but I never saw a tranny hooker website before.