Meanwhile, in China

Aren't there laws against this?

"A 24-year-old popstar and a 12-year-old model have apparently fallen for one another, sending social networks in China and around the world into a frenzy.

Akama Miki, 12, declared her love to Zhang Muyi, twice her age and more importantly an adult, and it appears the feeling is mutual.

Miki's a pre-teen sensation in China with a huge following - about 500,000 on the Chinese social network Weibo - and only follows one person back: Muyi.

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Found this one while reading an article bagging IOS 6

Genuine or a publicity stunt....Either way it's wrong.

Aren't social networking sites blocked in China?

tricycle wrote:Aren't social networking sites blocked in China?

Not all, just the biggies

"Here in China Facebook and Twitter are permanently banned and even LinkedIn on occasion. Google redirects to the Hong Kong homepage and Google Apps is sometimes blocked. Even some apps like Dropbox are blocked occasionally. Unsurprisingly, torrenting works wonderfully…"

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Our most populous Asian buddies are most welcome to use Flaming Bails as their social network. Maybe Stink-breath could set up a special forum for them.

I heard Gary Glitter is sobbing into his sequins ATM.