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Sunday, January 28, 2007
~ 6:03 PM ~
I was browsing (yes browsing, because I can't read very much Chinese!!) through my dad's chinese newspapers and came across the above photo/article...All i knew was that there were lots of cut off hands and a torso of some poor victim, and I asked my dad what the article was about..
well.. it seems that that HAPPY looking lady in the photo is making BREAD ... bread shaped like cadavers and dead people's hands... what the indeed :SLabels: Misc
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I was browsing (yes browsing, because I can't read very much Chinese!!) through my dad's chinese newspapers and came across the above photo/article...All i knew was that there were lots of cut off hands and a torso of some poor victim, and I asked my dad what the article was about..