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2 comments:
It's called "kawai culture", and that's why they also like to eat whales and dolphins, so kawaiii!!
You've just convinced me to go to the Dali on my day off, ta for the tip.
Ah! So I was right with theory number one!
Enjoy Dali - report back on whether the crowds are eight deep for paintings on week days too.
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