[bob351]

Anyways, cool photos... anyone down for a game of paintball?

[Kanda444]

wow.... reminds me of 'Manhunt'

[Arkoquisa]

I saw a news clip on this place once, the film crew found 1 store. It was a toy store and the guy sold 1 item a week or so, and did the day before the filming. The crew got lost when filming. KFC in pic 1

[DOLL]

Originally Posted by Broadjumper ↗

Yakuza = Japan

Triad = China

LOL

[durt]

wasted

[flangemanager]

Originally Posted by Broadjumper ↗

Yakuza = Japan

Triad = China

Yep, which is why I said you would be unlikley to find any hanging around a mall in China

[kellyhound]

that's a huge mall.
great hangout place for kids

[GlowingGhoul]

Originally Posted by Broadjumper ↗

That's kind of an ironical statement considering that China's GDP has averaged a 9.7% increase since '98 compared to our 2.4%. The problem isn't the US debt that they own, that at least earns a return through interest payments, the real problem is their economy got so red hot that they threw money at almost any opportunity due to lax monetary policies (sounds familiar) and many of them (like what happened here) were poorly conceived and are turning into massive financial boondoggles.

Ahh, lies, damn lies, and statistics.

China's GDP per person is $6,000. In the US it's $49,000.

China's not able to sustain it's current level of growth, and would need to more than double it's current level to ~18% even match the US's anemic levels in real terms.

China's not catching up, they're losing ground.

[Xfactor]

Regardless of what china claims. Their economy is in serious trouble.

[Broadjumper]

Originally Posted by GlowingGhoul ↗

Ahh, lies, damn lies, and statistics.

China's GDP per person is $6,000. In the US it's $49,000.

China's not able to sustain it's current level of growth, and would need to more than double it's current level to ~18% even match the US's anemic levels in real terms.

China's not catching up, they're losing ground.

**sigh** Dumbfuck ignores the comparative cost of living among other factors. But I never claimed that per capita GDP was the same or better but when you measure a nation's economy, it's primarily looked at as a whole...go ahead and bury your head up your ass if you want, but the fact is that China's ECONOMY is growing far faster than ours and according to the IMF, they're projected to over take the US as world's largest economy by 2016, 2017 latest...