...that is collectively owned by the cyclists and that refuse to deliver from restaurants that provide throw away chopsticks, and who will not use elevators.
Man, there's GENIUS on this thread today!
(Confession: I think I ate off paper plates last night at the highly-successful Have a Heart fundraiser. However, I walked home afterwards....but then I bought some bananas on the way home and as I had been too thoughtless to carry my own bag, I accepted the plastic bag into which the hawker put the bananas, and I already have way too many plastic bags in my flat...damn!)
Fearing 'commercialization', monks briefly close Jinning temple
Posted byBecause they may or may not have political interests in doing so.
Three sentenced to death for Kunming Train Station attack
Posted by@Liumingke: I can think of ways you might disagree with me, but I don't understand what you mean by using the word 'naive'.
Life in Kunming: A graffiti artist's perspective
Posted bySome nice stuff here.
Three sentenced to death for Kunming Train Station attack
Posted bySo that we don't become killers too.
Three sentenced to death for Kunming Train Station attack
Posted by1. Would be nice to get a straight story.
2. Why is it necessary to kill people who break laws? Does this deter further attacks by people into suicide anyway? If not, how is it that vengeance = justice?