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September 10, 2005 10:25 - When You Are Not Feeling Well, This Is What You Use...

My stomach is funny these days and I was in China (again) for the last couple of days. I knew I would be in trouble.

It was always an unpleasant experience.

If you ever visit China, this is what you must prepare yourself when stomach is funny:

Standard procedure for guys:

  • Ready: Unpant and make sure your wallet don't drop in.
  • Aim: No need to elaborate, right?
  • Finish your dues.

  • Ha ah... have you got your tool to wrap things up? which should be the very first step when you plan to "attack" this thing :)

    In China, no toilet paper is available in every washroom. Prepare your own.

    I hope you don't have to experience what I had.

    Scary moment.

    You may wish to go to this link to see some skilful squatting experts. :-)

    http://www.unrealhongkong.com/20050826.html

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