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Comment on The best-dressed ladyboys in Chaiyaphum by superbertje

superbertje — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 19:02:12 +0000

Nice story, but the question is how was the sex after class, did she give you a blow job you only dream about or a good fuck in her tight ass… these lb’s are hot

Comment on Who will America attack next? by shuishuistory

shuishuistory — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 16:12:16 +0000

Yeah, I attended the military trainning three times.Before Junior high, senior high and college entrance. Everyday from 6am to 9pm( nigh trainning from 7-9) for two weeks. Really tired~~~

Comment on Who will America attack next? by chris

chris — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 21:00:44 +0000

That is pretty funny im an american and i recently heard oh china is getting pretty powerful and i went on the internet and found that usa vs china is a big thing. Why does it matter i dont think china will attack usa but still i like chinese people and all but i hate your polotics because they are competing with us and i know my country will get mad and fight back its like there asking us to beat them back down again why compete cant you focus on invading japan or something communism never lastes look what happened to the u.s.s.r it also seems like this tawian thing of theres is like a problem that they are shoving in the U.S.As face i mean comon we going to get involved I DONT WANT THIS TO HAPPEN but i dont run my country dont compete wiht a country that has been competative for 2 centurys its asking for trouble.

Comment on The next stop by Sukeri

Sukeri — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 16:39:20 +0000

Great post! Found another site which I must admit has come in handy while working remote: TravelMonks They have a pretty good dynamic map of a lot of places and things, like this one on nightlife or this one on wireless internet places.

Comment on The Sports Meeting by Sara Robinson

Sara Robinson — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 22:05:38 +0000

Mike – Sounds like an awesome competition! Where is the picture of you in the ping/pong basketball event? Love, Mom

Comment on Make that 100 days by Military training « Mike’s Adventures in China

Military training « Mike’s Adventures in China — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 13:40:12 +0000

[...] the King’s 80th birthday and the death of the King’s sister, which led to a 15-day national mourning period that was subsequently extended to 100 days in some [...]

Comment on Things that just wouldn’t happen at home by Military training « Mike’s Adventures in China

Military training « Mike’s Adventures in China — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 13:35:30 +0000

[...] in Yangzhou, my faculty course was occasionally called off for rain, the faculty-wide singing competition, and to allow my students to attend Communist Party training [...]

Comment on Heineken House by Sara Robinson

Sara Robinson — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 20:00:01 +0000

Hi Mike – Sounds like you are having one fantastic Olympic experience, as they say. Seeing lots of interesting stuff and meeting lots of people. Hope some of them are hanging around China after the medals are all awarded. We were wondering where you were seeing those events you didn’t have tickets to, should have realized it would be a wild place like the Heineken House. So did you get any tickets to other events from Janko? The pictures with your new camera look great, especially Great Wall, Summer Palace, Forbidden City. Looks like you may have lost your Yankees hat though, do you need us to send the new one? We’ve been losing a lot of sleep here staying up to all hours to watch the medal rounds. We’ll try to call you again as soon as the Olympics are over and the phone lines free up. Love you, Mom

Comment on The biggest party in the history of the world by Vannessa Moses Robinson

Vannessa Moses Robinson — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 14:04:40 +0000

Mike–
I enjoy reading your posts. Have you been to many events? It seems like I’m seeing a lot of empty seats in many of the venues–beach volleyball, gynmastics, and handball. Which I find intersting since it seems the tickets are in such high demand.

Travel safely.

Ruth–My Michael is still asking when Asa can come back and visit. If you’re ever in OHIO, please give us a call. We’d love to see you again.

Sara–Hi to you, Gerry and Rebecca. Too bad Columbus is not on the way to Emory, we’d love to see you.
Vannessa

Comment on Day 1 in Beijing: cameras, “mist,” and an afternoon in Tiananmen Square by Sara Robinson

Sara Robinson — Fri, 08 Aug 2008 17:10:00 +0000

Hey Mike – Sounds like you’re having a great introduction to Beijing. I am loving your pictures of the sites, can’t wait to get there next year and see for ourselves. So did the Noshery serve blintzes and latkas? I noticed the plastic bags on the ground out front however. And I love the “mist” euphemism, maybe we’ll try that here at EPA. We’ll be looking for you on TV tonight at the opening ceremonies. Love, Mom