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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Feb 5, 2005
Description:
An oldy but a goody, passed to us in OZ by our fealess SPA President Philip Dulhunty, CASA is our FAA.
Date Taken:
Feb 5, 2005
Place Taken:
Cooking
Owner:
Capt Halfup
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Don Maxwell - Feb 05,2005
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Bu hao, comrade! Just think of the 12 street sweepers who are are out of work now. Tsk! What would Chairman Mao say to that--eh? And who will keep track of the comings and goings on their streets now? Eh? Beware of innovation, comrade. It can wreak terrible havoc.
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Bård Sørbye - Feb 07,2005
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Equally remarkable: the house on stilts in the background! For an exalted party member?
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Kenneth Leonard - Feb 07,2005
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I'm looking for the tow rope between the bicycle and the truck...
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Don Maxwell - Feb 07,2005
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Bård, that whole photo makes me nervous--because nothing looks quite as I'd expect. I lived in China for a while in the early 80s, and that's where my vision of the place is stuck. True, the cyclist appears to be wearing a Mao jacket, but 20 years ago, the truck would have been a two-wheel tractor, the brightly-colored signs would have been made of paper, and the street sweeper would have been a man or woman. And the USA wouldn't be on its last generation of aging machinists. (Thank you, WalMart & Co.!)
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