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Posted by noikeee on Mar-20-2007 03:09:

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Originally posted by BTG
theyve got a fence...supposed to keep mongolians out.

good thing they werent fighting black people, black people can jump fences with ease.

Posted by igottaknow on Mar-20-2007 03:14:

i hear there are some good chinese restaurants there

Posted by Fast Turtle on Mar-20-2007 03:25:

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Originally posted by Kakoroto
nine thousand?

Posted by Kakoroto on Mar-20-2007 03:34:

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Originally posted by Fast Turtle

Posted by Nostalgic on Mar-20-2007 07:23:

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Originally posted by all-nite-freak
it is polite to bow to everyone...you must do this all of the time and often.

get your asian stereotypes right

Posted by astroboy on Mar-20-2007 22:21:

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Originally posted by Kakoroto
Lol, sounds like fun. So no to tours? This one we have been looking at looks pretty tempting though, and they seem to allow freedom and time to walk around and explore on your own so its not like they'll be holding our hands 24/7. I just don't think me and my friend would see nearly as many interesting things if we try to organize it ourselves.

Yeah personally I don't like tours, but it depends on how you like to travel. In Thailand they call tourists "buffalo people" - you get them on a bus take em somewhere let them out to pasture for a while, then herd them back onto the bus and take them to the next place.
IMO it's no way to experience a country/culture. If I want to see every museum or temple in China I can get a book on Chinese museums/temples. If I go to the country I want to experience the living culture. Which means minimising my touristy sight-seeing to a few sights and spending more time just bumming around the streets. At the end of the day it just depends on what you're after from your travels.

Posted by KilldaDJ on Mar-21-2007 00:56:

take the drugs, drink and enjoy the nightlife, its buzzin

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