Hâu tiên điên đảo (cái đít mà vít lên trời)

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Đây là 1 căn nhà ngộ nghĩnh của cựu Nga xô XHCN.
Không biết có cao nhân, thấp thủ, thánh nhân, phàm nhân, chân nhân, dã nhân, tiền sinh,hậu sinh ....nào nào nghiên nghiên ngó ngó qua chưa ạ?...Em ngó mãi ...

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Ngược đời nhà upside down
Lũ trẻ trâu nhòm ối lạ sao?
Đít vít lên đầu tiên, với hậu...
Cu bóng cậu đồng ghé ghé mau!

Mời các bác thưỡng lãm


http://www.news.com.au/finance/real-...-1226803928694

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Đây 1 ảnh khác

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Đây 1 ảnh khác

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Đây là Wisconsin Dells White House của xứ cờ Hoa các bác xem kiến trúc độc đáo và lạ lùng hihihi

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Đem nguyên cả con Limousine của tổng thống ra phơi nắng:

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Look @ this:

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Còn đây Ba Lan

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Nực cười cái bọn đám nhà down
Cửa trước không vào… chui cửa sau
Hậu môn cả lũ, lui chồn cáo
Cứ mộng tiên thần cả đám Down?

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Còn đây Melbourne Australia,Thành phố phía Nam Úc châu

Phong Thủy tốt nên là thành phố tốt nhất để sống trên thế giới

Hihi mời các bác từ từ xem chơi,(em copy thoai... nên nói thẳng là copy chứ không các bác lại cho em tự xưng là thánh nhân thì tội em lắm ạ kkkkk :)

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Melbourne has moved up once again in the rankings compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit. YES Melbourne has been ranked as number one in a survey of 140 cities around the world in August 2011 by the ETU as the world's most livable city. This annual report assessed every twelve months takes into the consideration each city's location and its conditions of living. Melbourne was put in top place as the city that provides the best living conditions using factors such as livability, culture, infrastructure, education, healthcare and stability. FSW Australian correspondent JANCY LEW explains Melbourne's excellent feng shui and says, "Several other cities in Australia have also in the past been ranked within the top 10 positions. Sydney for instance took 6th position, Perth 8th position and Adelaide 10th position in past surveys." We bring you Jancy's description of Melbourne's amazingly good feng shui!

What makes Melbourne so special?
Good food, multi-cultural ethnic groups, major sporting events, healthcare, environment or just simply excellent feng shui. Melbourne is located in the Southeast of Australia. It has what we call in feng shui terms "an embrace form" whereby Melbourne city itself is located directly in the center of the embrace point. As seen on the Melbourne map from the view towards Port Philip Bay, the left wing (Mornington Peninsular to Portsea side) extends out more than the right wing (Geelong to Portarlington side) in an embrace form, and both wing ends inwards which gives it fantastic feng shui to accumulate the wealth within Melbourne in Port Philip Bay. There is a small gap for the water to flow in and have it accumulate within.

For power, support and authority, the ranges and hills that surround Melbourne provide its residents strong support; not forgetting "Table Mountain" beyond Port Philip Bay that is King Island. This stores the "Chi", bringing it to an excellent formation. Those who have read my previous article on the Parliament House would find that this is the same feng shui concept that has been implemented on the Parliament House using man-made forms, but for Melbourne, these are all available naturally!

Melbourne's excellent feng shui comes from naturally-occurring land formations, what the Chinese feng shui masters refer to as good "San He" (Environment and Landscape Form) Feng Shui. This is widely regarded as one of the most powerful schools of feng shui.

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According to landform feng shui, with the kind of Land Embrace formation like what Melbourne has, the energy of the city not only benefits its residents but the good fortune extends to all 10 sons in feng shui terms (see diagram below on a beneficiary of a land embrace). This is because the land embrace has covered all areas to the great benefit of all the sons of the family.

So it is NOT surprising that the Men of Melbourne are good looking, have great fashion sense and most importantly, good intellectual qualities and capabilities!

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Sorry Các bác nếu không đọc được thì chịu khó xài trang dịch google em bó tay hong biết dịch