For some reason, I’m always wary of clicking on any link provided by @RickRoll.
Is it just me?
For some reason, I’m always wary of clicking on any link provided by @RickRoll.
Is it just me?
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You shouldn’t worry.
“We’re no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I” - Rick Astley
No. He’s constantly taking advantage of my bad memory. If he wasn’t so nice, I’d call him a menace.
From XS …S … getting wider and wider 

These historical photos show what Taiwan looked like in the early 1970s. These photographs capture streets, roads, markets, and everyday life of Taiwanese people.
For some reason, I’m always wary of clicking on any link provided by @RickRoll.
Is it just me?
Nope. I almost got play before quickly remembering the last post of his that I played.
No need to be afraid. I don’t do that frequently 
No need to be afraid. I don’t do that frequently
Twice is two times too many. ![]()
Once is too many.

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It really whips the llama’s ass.


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slawa:
It really whips the llama’s ass.
What ever happened to all the original Forumosans?
And what happened to the nice, easily navigable format of yore?
I haven’t posted since 2006, having left TW for Cambodia a couple of three years ago…
But I was just curious if any of the people below are still around, or alive?
One way to find out if your antique Chinese object is fake is to do a little research on Ebay. See if the same item is being sold by a Chinese dealer at a low price. If so, it’s a good chance that your object is fake. Also, the PRC passed a law that restricting the importation of any item over 100 years old, so it’s unlikely that any of these items are authentic. The fake antique market in China is impressive. Some replicas have been so expertly recreated that even professional antique deale…
Welcome back, @longone!
Some of those accounts are still active (including one mod). Some have changed their names.
You can @ people if you like, but if they haven’t updated their ancient emails addresses they won’t get notified without signing in.
(Also, if you type slowly when @ ing someone, you can see whether you’re spelling the name correctly or not.)
Some are still here on Forumosa, if no longer in Taiwan.