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May 27th 2009

Published: May 27th 2009

Last day in Taipei. Went to Chiang Kai-shek Memorial and Longshan Temple. Ate American type food and... something else. Then took the 4-hour bus to Tainan and saw just a little of the Dragon Boat festival trials.... Read Full Entry

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they got 'em

Praying to a god for all the pleasures of the world

and he smiled at me. i think we had an understanding. either that or he didn't understand english.

pray-ers

It seemed a little weird to be taking a picture; it'd be like going to church on sunday and photographing the people in the pews during mass.

it's food

a tough meat

Mina before devouration

Soon after this Mina took a bus to Taichung and I went to Tainan w/ Naya

29th May 2009

Kim
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Fun Days!
Love all the pics! Looks like a 5 Star McDonalds! I like the palm trees and your new unmbrella, the changing of the guards and you praying to god. Mina was a good tour guide. Be safe to Tainan!

31st May 2009

Kim
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Scary Fortune Cookies!
The Top 10 Least Desirable Fortunes in a Fortune Cookie: 1. Everyone's meal today is on you! 2. The 'special sauce' came from the floor! 3. Guess what our special 'drop' was in our Egg Drop Soup and win a free meal!! 4. Your colon will self destruct in five seconds. 5. A recent prison escapee that is sitting near by wants to love you long time. 6. Your dog Sparky...he's no longer missing. 7. See the waiter about our new food poison life insurance policies. 8. We know where you live. 9. You will need good reading material in approximately 15 minutes. 10. MSG? NO!! Ebola Virus....maybe

7th June 2009

Sean Laurence
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musuem of corners
woowwww-eeee-o! that corner in TPE is amazing! I want it in my own personal collection!

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