Originally posted by Krill
AC, I'm suprised that a search for "weird Durham Graduate" doesn't come up with you as the number 1 link.
AC, I'm suprised that a search for "weird Durham Graduate" doesn't come up with you as the number 1 link.
When I went to Beijing to see Bing, postgraduation, he thought it would be funny to take incendiary pictures to try to rile up a Chinese riot or something. (This was during the Hainan spy plane incident when relations between China and the US were not particularly good.) He got me dressed up in a U.S. Embassy Beijing shirt and paired me off against JingHan, his sparring partner in martial arts.
JingHan was also a member of the Chinese Public Security Police, and he wore his olive fatigues to his martial arts classes as he didn't have time to change after work. Bing got a few pictures of me, a somewhat foreign looking woman wearing US Embassy paraphenalia, fighting bare knuckled against a Chinese policeman in army uniform.
We circulated these photos online to friends and some of the responses were entertaining.
Bing also took part in the DU Assassin society and had a brush with the police. Apparently he took a picture of himself holding a water pistol and when he went to get the film developed, Boots thought he was some sort of terrorist and informed the police. They picked him up and questioned him for a few hours but let him go without charging him.
I think he got disqualified from the Assassins though.
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