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Monks Gone Wild: Part 2

Sep 17th, 2007 by ashwin

?Monks Gone Wild? is at it again, this time in Kyaukpadaung. Now, I know what you?re thinking: Kyaukpadaung ain?t no sorority, and it sure as hell ain?t to Pakkoku. But these crazy monks are bringing the stuff that?s got all of Burma begging ?show-them-writs, show-them-writs.?

Sure, things are a little more tame this time around. Burmese kids aren?t hanging off the edge of their rickshaws leering at the blurry and censored scene, holding tight to their excitement lest their frustrations prematurely ejaculate from deep within their oppressed bodies. But that was last time. And they got beat for it.

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