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Danwei TV DVDsPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, December 20, 2006 10:19 AM
 Sexy Beijing Hard Hat Show We can accept payment in cash or by Paypal in the Mainland, and by Paypal for international delivery. The disks are US$10 plus shipping for customers abroad, but if you are on the Mainland they only cost RMB 30 plus shipping (by courier). Please send email to luke@goldminesfilm.com to order or for more information.
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Comments on Danwei TV DVDsCool. Can you elaborate a bit more on the contents? heyyyy great idea! Could you list briefly/generally the contents? that would really be a clincher.. Anything there in the way of Muzimei related deleted scenes? |
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