I call shenanigans. This is a clever fake. This is not real …

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Comment on China Menaced by Exploding, Collapsing Highway by Anonymous:

I call shenanigans. This is a clever fake. This is not real China Quality construction. I don’t see any styrofoam or compressed trash in the concrete. This was probably faked by the CIA or those dirty Koreans to embarrass China.

Anonymous made other comments on this post:

• China Menaced by Exploding, Collapsing Highway:
  

  Fail China is fail.

• China Menaced by Exploding, Collapsing Highway:
  

  Poor China. Can they do nothing right?

• China Menaced by Exploding, Collapsing Highway:
  

  They made a game like that… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1Vkc86jI80

• China Menaced by Exploding, Collapsing Highway:
  

  Bridge companies there design their bridges to collapse. That way, they can sell replacements. :3

• China Menaced by Exploding, Collapsing Highway:
  

  Japs are insecure and shaking in their little shoes at the thought of vengeful china laying down well-deserved rape on japanese in the near future. It’s just like a 17 year old girl wailing not wanting to be raped when surrounded by 10 guys trying to fuck her in a basement – aka US soldiers or PLA.

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  played on pc and then shut up