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July 20, 2005

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Daily linklets 20th July

Harry Potter doesn't impress Harry Hutton (and vice versa). Spengler reviews Harry Potter readers.
Headlines you don't see every day: Mob fire-bombs 'teapot' cult HQ (thanks MM).
Marmot asks an interesting question on instant rice and North Korea's army, with a free KJI photo in the bargain.
Chirol updates WW2 cartoons for the WoT.
A panda's day out.
Japan's latest entry in the stupidest citizenship law contest.
The last Korean royal passed away.
Victoria's Secret in China (needless to say, moderately NSFW)
Singapore's top politicians are well compensated for their efforts.
A great palindrome (via J-Walk)
I expect he will end up with a book deal. Another gem from ~~Clark Kent~~ Waiter Rant.
How is Juche compatiable with the WTO?
It's getting nasty between Microsoft and Google in China.
Managing the India/China/US menage a trois.
Racism at an undisclosed state run Chinese bank.

posted by Simon on 07.20.05 at 04:35 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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Comments:

But but I did Victoria's Secret in China last week...with links to gratuitous shots from Agent Provocateur in HK...and I even included a link to the Pink Panty P0ker site! Surely no blog post about Victoria's Secret would be complete without the Pink Panty P0ker Site!

posted by: Spirit Fingers on 07.21.05 at 11:47 AM [permalink]

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