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China has certainly had her fair share of natural disasters this
year. A 6.1 magnitude struck China’s Sichuan province early this
morning (NY time). It killed at least one person and seriously injured
five others. The Sichuan region is still recovering from the
after-effects of a devastating 7.9-magnitude earthquake in May. The
Olympics is only less than a week away so let’s hope there is no more
natural disasters for China (or anywhere in the world) for a long long
time. It’s time to send Sharon Stone‘s ass over there to do some cleaning up. Brainless big mouth needs to do some good to make it up to the Mainland Chinese.


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Can’t wait for the elections…


ROFL! So true.


^
RFLMAO

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What’s with all of the earthquakes?!


No I think Bush beat them to it.


It would probably mess up the world if they did.


They’re not magicians. lol I would be really impressed if they could though.


Yeah I don’t see that working.


Well its okay right because they said they were going to manipulate the weather, right?


I think it happened recently for the past few weeks.


Did it happen randomly or has China been like this all summer?


Hopefully it’ll clear up in 3 days.


She should at least donate money if not community service.



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