Talk:Jinka
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[edit]The town near the location 5°39′N 36°38′E / 5.650°N 36.633°E is not Jinka. I have been in Jinka on 2/6 and 2/7/2008. The town is much bigger than the town at the previous location, and has an unused airplane landing strip going right through the town. The town seen at 5°47′N 36°34′E / 5.783°N 36.567°E on Google Maps and Google Earth is Jinka. Note that some of the mapping websites get it wrong too. Jespdj (talk) 07:17, 13 July 2008 (UTC)
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- Assuredly, the bad behaviour of a few young loafers causes prejudices to the interests of this lovely town of JINKA. In JINKA, there are just a handful –no more- of bad citizens that are always yelling and showing themselves offensive to the tourists, so that they damage the business and the reputation of the entire town ! These persons are unable to understand that the tourism is an industry that may bring some prosperity for the citizens of a country ! Everytime they are lacking in respect and politeness, not only they spoil the interests of the quiet population of JINKA, but also they act against their own interest, their own future : these stupid young dead-losses - the worst of them being a toothless shrimp - haven’t even the idea that "they saw off the branch on which they are sitting" ! As a direct result, misbehaving with foreign visitors discourages the tourists from staying in JINKA.
-- llywrch 00:01, 4 July 2006 (UTC)
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