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	Chinese Food Made from Cardboard

paotel

7-13-2007 1:05 AM

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7-17-2007 9:21 PM

asian0704

No wonder why each time we'd eaten out, we'd gotten sick like a ... dog!

Even the food was dirt cheap in China, I used to cook at home ... everyday!

It's a shame! They even shot a kind of chemical fluid with a syringe into ...EACH lichee fruit to keep the fruits stay fresh longer; and they pumped water into the water melon to make it heavier for the ... weight! There's a lot worse with their malicious behaviour concerning ... sale and ...MONEY!!!

That's all they care about... Watch out Olympians!!!

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