| Written by A concerned reader,
on 01-11-2009 14:05
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Fears were growing last night for the future of Hong Kong-based satirical site Net News Asia, after bewildered readers all over the world united to explode in incandescent rage about a lack of updates.
The witty far-left publication had failed to add any new content for four months, leaving some subscribers questioning whether the publisher is just a lazy-arsed expat content with pissing his profits up the wall in Discovery Bay.
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| Written by Thingfish,
on 01-07-2009 12:09
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 As the sun bakes the pavements and the humidity soaks us like warm gravy, over 100,000 people will gather this afternoon to share a long walk through the heart of Hong Kong.
The 1 July march is an annual celebration of aspiration, where Hong Kongers of every variety turn out to demand the right to the same self-respect and self-determination that citizens of pretty much every other modern, civil society enjoys. Comments (1) | Quote this article on your site Last update : 01-07-2009 13:05
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| Written by Thingfish,
on 10-03-2009 01:15
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Lux Interior died last month. The king of trash, guru of garage, the creature from the black leather lagoon and the most exhaulted potentate of love. In a personal and off-topic tribute, Netnewsasia raises a glass in honour of an underappreciated rock legend. Stay sick dude. Be first to comment this article | Quote this article on your site Last update : 17-03-2009 00:01
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