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Are you nuts? Coconuts are liquid!Posted by Eric Mu, March 18, 2008 4:30 PM
Dead chickens in Guangzhou: Bird Flu confirmed Other stories include: Ten civilians dead, twelve policemen badly wounded Fancy titles confuse job seekers Are you nuts? Coconuts are liquid! Today is just another foggy day (photo)
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Comments on Are you nuts? Coconuts are liquid!Yes..."fog"...that's what it is obscuring our lovely views here in quaint, "fog" shrouded Guangzhou..."fog"...yessssss... Considering the recent Xinjiang terror scare involved a person with gasoline, why does the "sniff test" not suffice? I certainly hope they relax this liquid ban by the next time I fly somewhere. |
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