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A young man from central China’s Henan Province has asked his barber to cut his hair into the shape of eight Chinese characters – 庆香港回归十周年 – which literally means “Celebrate 10th Anniversary of Hong Kong’s Return.”
The resident of Kaifeng city wants to express his excitement about the 10th anniversary of Hong Kong being returned to China from British administration [via Cri].
Kudos to the barber for the nice cut. I can’t even write as neat with a pen lol.
H2OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! A Japanese bar is selling water… with lots of oxygen.
Aren’t we supposed to breath in oxygen, and not drinking it? [via Kirai]
According to Mainichi, a huge numbers of migratory locusts have invaded the island of the No 2 runway at Japan’s Kansai International Airport that is due to open on August 2, prompting an extermination effort.
Kansai International Airport is located on an artificial island in the middle of Osaka Bay, off the shore of Sennan district in Osaka Prefecture.
I never knew that there are locusts in Japan. The locusts were first noticed in large numbers on June 9, and now it’s estimated that a million locusts are around the new runway on the reclaimed island.
On Wednesday the airport workers sprayed chemicals as part of an extermination effort and mowed the grass where the locusts live.
Some wonder if the large number of insects is a sign that the airport will be buzzing with business once the second runway opens lol.
Want some sexy underwear as your cellphone straps?
I bet only girls would dare to buy it; guys would be seen as pervert if they use it… but some weird old man might buy it for personal collection lol.
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