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On June 10 at 12:26 AM by bababardwan

I doubt this, but could it be the unicode numbers for the characters that give us the time? eg chaoyang...chao is 6710 and yang is 9633 Read more

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On June 10 at 12:23 AM by timothygstout

Love that picture and the description of the 9 parts of the dragon! Are these 9 parts of the dragon common knowledge in China? What a great way to tea... Read more

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On June 10 at 12:18 AM by bababardwan

I'm wondering if any of us have even lucked onto the correct time but for the wrong reason?...not that that is going to help much I guess...and if so,... Read more

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On June 10 at 12:15 AM by bababardwan

btw I just love the sound effects in this series, perhaps especially the ominous donging of the bell at the end of the dialogue...so so good. Read more

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On June 09 at 11:47 PM by bababardwan

I don't know about the rest of you guys, but there are so many directions we can take this that I think it's time we had a little guidance as to if we... Read more

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On June 09 at 11:43 PM by bababardwan

of course shi in shimao refers to time..... ..that mao has 14 strokes...2 after 12...12:02am but this doesn't incorporate yang Read more

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On June 09 at 11:36 PM by bababardwan

maybe it's the number of hairs wumu has on his head...like some cartoon characters you see... there's a 3 haired chinese cartoon character...sanmao:... Read more

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On June 09 at 11:18 PM by bababardwan

I guess hao could be for number, but the mao isn't as clear could hair number be like stroke number? could it be something to do with his shimao... Read more

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On June 09 at 11:16 PM by bababardwan

btw I've been wondering whether this mao4hao4 [colon] is a clue...of course it could be the colon you see when time is written like in 12:01 am...but... Read more

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Posted on: Ballet
On June 09 at 10:16 PM by bababardwan

Interestingly Michael Flatley's Irish Dancing in zhongwen wikipedia is just describred as 踢踏舞 [tap dancing] so you could say: 他跳踢踏舞 [ta tiao ti... Read more