This is the panda post. Yes they're adorable, but attempt to refrain from squeeing too loudly. Your roommate/significant other will appreciate the effort.
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| Is this the picture with the battle panda? No, it's the one with the guy who got everyone to stop fighting because he waved a panda flag. That's boring, I'm gonna go find the armoured panda picture - Pullman aint got nothing on recorded history. |
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| Oh yeah, that's the one. |
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| Picasa screws my picture order yet again. Anyway, this is a Chinese sleeper bus. They're more comfortable than they look. |
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| Yeah, I have no idea either. |
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| I came to Chongqing purely so as to try this: Hotpot, supposedly the spiciest food in China. You drop bits of meat and vegetables and nameless things to cook in this boiling broth. It sure was spicy, but I reckon I've had Durban curries that were spicier. |
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| Mmm, mandu. |
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| Hello, Mr Bear. |
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| Just walking Chongqing around I found this portion of the old city wall with these bronze statues engaged in pepetual war. |
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| This is the Red (not giant) Panda. He's pretty sweet too. |
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| They sleep in trees, and somehow don't fall out. |
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| The lazy buggers go through a lot of bamboo every day. |
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| Can you spot three bears in a tree? |
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