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A... broken link?

I'm not sure if I'm looking at a picture of a broken link or a broken link for a picture.

Edit: oh I think I get it now, a private/protected image?

Posted

Still broken.

You will need to save the image and attach it to your post manually.

Posted

Guys in ski masks/balaclavas? Ski masks are often associated with criminals and terrorists, nowadays.

(Just click on the link and refresh the image to see it; worked for me, at least)

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If it goes wrong, we'll all come and visit you....

How kind you're, Roddy. But I think it would be a good idea to have you as a partner so as to make sure it won't go wrong. And I know if unfortunately it did, you would help me get away with it. In return for that favour, I will come and visit you, together with all other members of Chinese Forums. :mrgreen:

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Are you referring to the balaclava Kenny? Interesting, this word came up in police interpreting once, apparently there is no real translation for it in Chinese.

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Are you referring to the balaclava Kenny?

Yes, I am referring to balaclava/ski mask.

apparently there is no real translation for it in Chinese.

No, not really. In Chinese it's called 頭套.

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