It’s SHALK FIN not SHARK FIN.Don’t tell me that their Chinese noodles …

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Comment on China Quality Shark Fins: “90% Fake & Cancer Causing” by Anonymous:

it’s SHALK FIN not SHARK FIN.Don’t tell me that their Chinese noodles are fake too,made in North Korea.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• China Quality Shark Fins: “90% Fake & Cancer Causing”:
  

  I actually prefer the fake stuff with the noodles they sell here in Hong Kong. It’s tasty. They even have it at KFC. The real stuff is kinda fatty and coats your mouth in slime.

• China Quality Shark Fins: “90% Fake & Cancer Causing”:
  

  When China starts to imitate brand names of the country they very much dislike, that’s when you know it sucks to be there. I mean just a few months ago there was a few stories of a guy who died due to the fact that he had a Japanese car.

• China Quality Shark Fins: “90% Fake & Cancer Causing”:
  

  Seriously? Have you ever SMELLED shark meat before?

• China Quality Shark Fins: “90% Fake & Cancer Causing”:
  

  You know what they make gelatin out of, don’t you? :3

• China Quality Shark Fins: “90% Fake & Cancer Causing”:
  

  I know… And not only are they substituting an ingredient for one that doesn’t directly harm sharks, but they are slowly killing off the people who support such acts, while making money on the side.

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