Domain: who-sucks.com

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Dr. Seuss Sucks: 7 Racist Cartoons From the Doctor : Who Sucks
These and racist cartoons by other respected people of the time are especially funny in hindsight with all we know now about the so-called Pearl Harbor ...
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China Airlines Paints Over Name, Logo On Wreckage Of Jet : Who Sucks
“The Okinawa fire is a setback to China Airlines, which in recent years appeared to have improved on a troubled safety record among international carriers.” ...
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China Airlines Paints Over Name, Logo On Wreckage Of Jet : Who Sucks
“The Okinawa fire is a setback to China Airlines, which in recent years appeared to have improved on a troubled safety record among international carriers.” ...
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Japan’s Hello Kitty Costume For Cats: A Nightmare Come True? : Who ...
Aug 3, 2007 ... My nightmares have come true: Hello Kitty is real. A Japanese pet apparel company is selling a special edition costume that they guarantee ...
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Dangerous Made-In-China Products: 2007 Timeline : Who Sucks
Flammable Baby Clothes: Disney Stores recalled its Baby Einstein .... i know that china made products are not up to par with qualities those made in the ...
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Dangerous Made-In-China Products: 2007 Timeline : Who Sucks
Flammable Baby Clothes: Disney Stores recalled its Baby Einstein Caterpillar .... [Note: Most products on recall lists we checked were American companies’ products ... In fact, Who Sucks published a post called Dangerous Made-in-China ...
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Real Life Sea Monsters - 24 Bizarre Creatures of the Deep : Who Sucks
Deep-sea creatures are as close to the visions of Dante or Bosch as anything in real .... The unknowns: 1st Goblin Shark is the one I can identify for you. ...
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Dangerous Made-In-China Products: 2007 Timeline : Who Sucks
Key point is how much percentage of the goods market does Chinese goods occupy. How much does percentage of goods is dangerous. ...
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Dangerous Made-In-China Products: 2007 Timeline : Who Sucks
With recent high-profile incidents involving dangerous goods imported from China, the American media has finally begun to warn consumers about the dangers ...
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Dangerous Made-In-China Products: 2007 Timeline : Who Sucks
In fact, Who Sucks published a post called Dangerous Made-in-China Products: ... hazards of Chinese imports is driven home at this site. i know it is a big ...
 
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