The Golden Pig

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On behalf of all their regular, irregular, occasional and future customers, Paraglider takes this opportunity to wish all of Paranormal's Chinese ladies a happy and prosperous New Year of the Golden Pig. This is supposed to be a most auspicious year. Who knows - maybe the Paranormal is destined to model, in miniature, greater movements in the wider world. China in the ascendancy; FSE (Former Soviet Empire) in decline. Over to you Helga! Let's see if your finest Stans can rise to the challenge.

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  1. Malgani20 February 2007 at 07:25

    nice blog...i frequent paranormal alot myself..love all the chinese girls in there! keep up the good work!

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  2. Para Glider20 February 2007 at 09:11

    Malgani -
    Thanks for visiting and commenting. I am always amazed and delighted to find Paranormal still open and largely unchanged, that's why I thought I'd give it a special corner on the web. Long may it continue. Keep coming back - draw up a stool and have a beer!

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  3. zolt25 February 2007 at 02:23

    great blog can we have a link of ours and i'll add yours

    i love the GOLD in the pig

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  4. Para Glider25 February 2007 at 05:28

    Goldenlegs -
    Yes sure, I'll add a link. Your profile showed me 3 blogs. Which one do you want me to link to?

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  5. Para Glider25 February 2007 at 10:27

    Goldenlegs - On checking out all three, I think it was pretty obvious which blog to link to. 'Tis done.

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