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Listed below are comments made by luckypapadatos between Friday, 8th August 2008 and Thursday, 14th August 2008.

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Chinese lose... at sabre fencing 11:29pm on 14 Aug 2008 Oh, poor James

You are treated so Chinese. Whatever you do, Westerner think you are so Chiniese, Chinese think you are so Westerner. To be honest, you did a wonderful job.
Learning to slam dunk 02:12am on 11 Aug 2008 I have 3 comments to James:

1. Chinese players never used to slam dunk (unlike their counterparts in the American NBA, who made the slam their jaw-dropping, signature move). The slam was once seen in China as selfish, individualistic, and possibly even morally corrupt - therefore, entirely unsuitable for a diligent, loyal Communist. For years, Chinese players played an elegant, non-physical, even slightly clinical form of basketball. And they also did all their playing inside China - far from the reach of the decadent west.

How did you get that? That's stupid. I have been China for over 35 years. I never heard such thing. You made up or you copied form some jerks. I would like to say it was lack of physical, technical ability.

2. Hi James, do you have any Chinese friends? I mean the grassroot friends, such as taxi driver, rubbish collector, etc. Not the beaurucrat or business tycoon. Probably not, because you can't speak Chinese. If you can't go into the circle of ordinary Chinese, you won't have a chance to hear some excellent polotical jokes. It's no pity, you probably would interpret into another way.

3. Hu Jintao is a jerk like any other leaders, but he's into Table-tennis and dancing, he escaped from Bush's asking more bloody money for saving US mortgage.

Finally, if you don't knwo English, you don't have a right to judge Shakespeare, you can't speak CHinese, your report is less reliable.
Freedom in China 03:50am on 08 Aug 2008 This is very fair. Probably the most correct comments from BBC. I have to say most Chinese people don't like their government, just any other countries. But this Olympic chaos pushed most of them backing their government. They feel this is a unique opportunity for them 'Stand up', for them to be a real peoson in this world just us.
A cup of tea with China's police 03:43am on 08 Aug 2008 I am sure he can guarantee that the Beijing Olympics would be safe from attack. Because Uilgan Ethics are quite different from Han. They are closely monitored in Beijing. So no problems?

Also Tibetans are not very violent, and most Chinese petitioner are seeking for their own interest.

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