bored of conspiracy theory videos. :beaten:
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Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies
General Discussion
MissMonika wrote:My friend just sent me an article about a woman in China who tried to teach her dog how to drive. Yeeaa, you can imagine how well that went.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2006/08/28/international/i051320D62.DTL&type=bondage
I'm kind of speechless right now. I have no idea what to say to that.
Brittany Spears shoulda used this excuse.
The dog probably drives better than most of these fools with their cellphones shoved in their ears...
Wynter wrote:
Brittany Spears shoulda used this excuse.
i thought kevin federline already knew how to drive... :headscratch:
^^ Did you know that he has a ferrari that instead of saying Ferrari on the back of the car.. they had it personalized and it says "Federline"? Oh yeah, he's proud of the fact that he and britney went dutch on the car.
dutch with her money.. :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:The dog probably drives better than most of these fools with their cellphones shoved in their ears...Searching for "Hang Up and DRIVE Asshole!!" bumper sticker [/list:u]
gaijin mark wrote: Searching for "Hang Up and DRIVE Asshole!!" bumper sticker [/list:u]
Problem is, G-Mark, is that these fools are always in front of you. :grumble:
bmwracer wrote:
Problem is, G-Mark, is that these fools are always in front of you. :grumble:
that's why you have a bmw...so you can overtake them..... :twisted:
or use the front mounted RPG to take out their tires..
Tu_triky wrote:that's why you have a bmw...so you can overtake them..... :twisted:
When the opportunity arises.
bmwracer wrote:
When the opportunity arises.
it does when you press the gas pedal. :twisted:
For Littlemissfab, Wynter and whomever else...
Fashion in Japan....one part in a BBC documentary, "In Japan"
137 MB
http://www.sendspace.com/file/2vx1oi
Fashion in Japan....one part in a BBC documentary, "In Japan"
137 MB
http://www.sendspace.com/file/2vx1oi
Tu_triky wrote:For Littlemissfab, Wynter and whomever else...
Fashion in Japan....one part in a BBC documentary, "In Japan"
137 MB
http://www.sendspace.com/file/2vx1oi
YAY! Thanky!
>>bubbles with anticipation<<
20 minutes to d/l. Not bad, not bad. :thumbsup:
Wynter wrote:
YAY! Thanky!
>>bubbles with anticipation<<
20 minutes to d/l. Not bad, not bad. :thumbsup:
it's a curious piece of non-fiction....insightful, shocking, and oh so japanese.
Tu_triky wrote:
it's a curious piece of non-fiction....insightful, shocking, and oh so japanese.
About that shocking part, does it have skin? :naughty:
kitakaze wrote:
About that shocking part, does it have skin? :naughty:
not in the way you and i would both hope but there is another part of the documentary that is entitled Sex in Japan that I can upload here as well...and you can download if you so choose.
Just finished watching it!
I was really interested in the part where that designer dude (keita, was it?) was talking about someone from the same culture would recognize and understand right away the style of a designer from the same culture. I see this all the time with South Asian influences in European fashion. I'm quick to see the patterns and hand-woven designs that I've been raised on in western fashion.
And also, that Japanese girls are looking towards western fashion and trying to include it in their own styles... while we're all here in awe of THEM.
A real eye opener towards the segregation of fashion in Japan.
Thanks, Tu-san! :glomp: It was a good watch. :applaud:
I was really interested in the part where that designer dude (keita, was it?) was talking about someone from the same culture would recognize and understand right away the style of a designer from the same culture. I see this all the time with South Asian influences in European fashion. I'm quick to see the patterns and hand-woven designs that I've been raised on in western fashion.
And also, that Japanese girls are looking towards western fashion and trying to include it in their own styles... while we're all here in awe of THEM.
A real eye opener towards the segregation of fashion in Japan.
Thanks, Tu-san! :glomp: It was a good watch. :applaud:
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