Fresh Air in a Can For Sale in China
For the fourth time this year, a murky haze has descended over north China, leaving residents of Beijing choking on toxic smog. China's air hasn't been this bad since 1954, according to the state-run People's Daily newspaper.
In a remarkable record of dirty air, 24 out of January's first 29 days this year had air classified as hazardous. And the skies have still not cleared.
Source: ABC News. Read full article. (link)
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As president of Communist China, I can assure both you and your viewers that there's absolutely no air shortage whatsoever. Yes, of course. I've heard the same rumor myself. Yes, thanks for calling and not reversing the charges. Bye.
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Perri-air!
I just hope they don't find the combination for our air lock. Especially if they're found a way to build Mega-Maid.