I love them all, thank you so much
more pigs please
粉嶺彭于晏2019-08-24 07:35:37
好靚好得意
你真基2019-08-24 07:35:50
好靚呀
大家一齊tweeter推啦
雞笑2019-08-24 07:37:35
寶馬小伶2019-08-24 07:37:52
Twitter
HKismyhome2019-08-24 07:39:07
巴打出現了!!!
由之前你畫圖估故事追到宜家
支持!!!
蘋果蛋治2019-08-24 07:40:49
好感謝樓豬嘅用心同努力
光復香港,時代革命
日系小子2019-08-24 07:41:48
有冇whatsapp sticker
夏川真涼2019-08-24 07:49:01
好有親切感
Humgachan(廢青)2019-08-24 07:54:10
Pish
蘋果蛋治2019-08-24 07:55:37
"Come with us!" may sound a tiny bit more affirmative. But I can be wrong.
'See you there' sounds somewhat carefree.
But I do not think it is a big issue, it is more a matter of style. A pretty subjective thing it is
you have done an excellent job!
何君堯屌過蔣麗芸2019-08-24 07:56:39
好靚好得意
連登吟詩2019-08-24 08:04:23
超勁呀樓主
冚鮑菇2019-08-24 08:04:53
睇到好感動
熊本熊本多2019-08-24 08:05:34
好高汁
情愛控制身體2019-08-24 08:05:45
靚得黎帶有一份傷感
支持樓主支持pepe
和理非冷氣軍師2019-08-24 08:07:02
好得意呀
蘋果蛋治2019-08-24 08:07:58
I think it's better to keep each demand concise and cliche-free.
1) 'No police brutality' sounds more direct and punchy to me than 'zero tolerance to police brutality.' = But of course it is very subjective and you are welcome to disagree.
2) 'CCP' is definitely a more direct reference to the regime than the word 'Beijing'. But abbreviation would not do, as we cannot assume foreign audience know what the CCP refers to at first sight. So we have to stick to the whole thing 'the Chinese Communist Party', which is rather long. This is something you may want to take note.