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Re: Chinese are inferior, even to the Indians     

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Author: abianchen
Date: Jul 26, 2008 09:07

... in 1949, villagers were talking about grinding Chiang Kai Shek's body into powder and drink it like tea. He ruled Taiwan under marshal-law. Do I need to write more? You, abum_chump, are certainly a crazy stupid potbelly pig. You don't know a damn thing. All you spew out are angry statements because Mao Zedong took your ...
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Re: Chinese are inferior, even to the Indians     

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Author: rst0wxyz
Date: Jul 26, 2008 09:00

... in 1949, villagers were talking about grinding Chiang Kai Shek's body into powder and drink it like tea. He ruled Taiwan under marshal-law. Do I need to write more? You, abum_chump, are certainly a crazy stupid potbelly pig. You don't know a damn thing. All you spew out are angry statements because Mao Zedong took your grandfather's...
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Re: Chinese are inferior, even to the Indians     

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Author: abianchen
Date: Jul 26, 2008 07:55

... very well in 1949, villagers were talking about grinding Chiang Kai Shek's body into powder and drink it like tea. He ruled Taiwan under marshal-law. Do I need to write more? You, abum_chump, are certainly a crazy stupid potbelly pig. You don't know a damn thing. All you spew out are angry statements because Mao Zedong took your grandfather's "...
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Re: Chinese are inferior, even to the Indians     

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Author: rst0wxyz
Date: Jul 26, 2008 07:37

...remember very well in 1949, villagers were talking about grinding Chiang Kai Shek's body into powder and drink it like tea. He ruled Taiwan under marshal-law. Do I need to write more? You, abum_chump, are certainly a crazy stupid potbelly pig. You don't know a damn thing. All you spew out are angry statements because Mao Zedong took your grandfather's "iron...
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Re: Chinese are inferior, even to the Indians     

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Author: abianchen
Date: Jul 26, 2008 07:27

... I remember very well in 1949, villagers were talking about grinding Chiang Kai Shek's body into powder and drink it like tea. He ruled Taiwan under marshal-law. Do I need to write more? You, abum_chump, are certainly a crazy stupid potbelly pig. You don't know a damn thing. All you spew out are angry statements because Mao Zedong took your grandfather's "iron rice ...
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Re: Chinese are inferior, even to the Indians     

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Author: rst0wxyz
Date: Jul 26, 2008 07:02

... went on. I remember very well in 1949, villagers were talking about grinding Chiang Kai Shek's body into powder and drink it like tea. He ruled Taiwan under marshal-law. Do I need to write more? You, abum_chump, are certainly a crazy stupid potbelly pig. You don't know a damn thing. All you spew out are angry statements because Mao Zedong took your grandfather's "iron rice bowl" ...
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Re: IJsland op een Indian     

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Author: Mike Schenk
Date: Jan 22, 2008 02:07

Cuervo blanco <sylviastuurman@gmail.com> writes in nl.motorfiets: Mike Schenk schreef: Ik wou net zeggen, Zeeland is op mooie zomerse zondagen echt mijn uitvalsbasis om lekker te gaan toeren. Je moet even van de doorgaande wegen richting de stranden blijven maar dan is het daar ook heerlijk rustig. Vooral ook omdat je er weinig fietsers tegenkomt wat op de Zuidhollandse ...
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Re: IJsland op een Indian     

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Author: Mike Schenk
Date: Jan 21, 2008 14:26

"Jack" <jbogaert@NOSPAMgmail.com> writes in nl.motorfiets: "Bonzo" <40Tude@xt500000.demon.nl> schreef in bericht news:783ab$4794e048$541e81f6$7305@cache1.tilbu1.nb.home.nl... Het is hier een oase van rust vergeleken bij de randstad of zeeland in de zomer. We zullen zien. Tijdens die rit van J-P in Zeeland was er ook heel weinig overig verkeer. Ik wou net zeggen, Zeeland is...
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Re: Quality of Indian Black Tea     

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Author: Michael Plant
Date: Oct 24, 2007 15:55

...neither does next best source F O Licht's "World Tea Markets Monthly" (curious - but the Indians have always been coy about Darjeeling production) however it is generally agreed that current production ...Western Europe and in North America be taken as seriously in India proper? Also, from what you write, I gather that putting in some non-Darjeeling to "cut" the Darjeeling and thus the cost...
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Re: Quality of Indian Black Tea     

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Author: Lewis Perin
Date: Oct 24, 2007 06:54

Nigel <nigel@teacraft.com> writes: [...] Oxidation is limited by using a very hard wither (dries the leaves out). Biological systems need water in which to react - low water = little oxidation. Very hard wither can be done at high elevation and low humidity (thus early season flushes and tops of mountains are conducive). Cannot be achieved in wet - hence "Rains ...
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