We pass this billboard (almost) every day, between Shanghaiist headquarters and the gym. For a long time it featured Barack Obama on the cover of the Chinese version of Men's Health. Recently a Twitter user named Shaquille O'Neal has taken the president... ...full story at Shanghaiist
from Shanghaiist on Mon, Jan 05 2009
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YouTube video another video clip of my friend "狼哥"，this version is from Shanghai music expo,long and his band. long use a cheap fender copy.the tone is distored because of the little combo |
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