I'm Going To Japan

Started by cZo · 14 Mar 2005 · 11,349 replies

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1 Nov 2005, 03:17 #2121
kenjilina wrote:
i probably won't bother. what i will do is go back to the places i've been with the digital camera. well, any excuse will do... :hehe:

Now that's a great idea. :doh: :omg: :banghead: :hehe:
1 Nov 2005, 06:42 #2122
from the Mainichi Daily News

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Gang riding minibikes attacks cop in Osaka rampage
MSN-Mainichi Daily News: October 31, 2005
TAKATSUKI, Osaka -- A gang of young men with dyed hair and riding on minibikes unleashed three muggings in short succession Sunday, including one attack on an off-duty police officer, police said.
None of the three attacked -- a 23-year-old police officer, an 18-year-old university student and a 24-year-old self-employed man -- were seriously harmed in the muggings, but all lost money and the police officer sustained minor injuries....assailants as all being young with dyed hair and riding together on five minibikes between about 10 of them.
Police said the group rode up behind the officer as he rode his bicycle home in the early hours of Sunday morning and demanded he give them cash. They then set up him, punching him in the face and stomach and stealing the 7,000 yen in cash he had in his wallet.
1 Nov 2005, 07:07 #2123
kenjilina wrote:

i probably won't bother. what i will do is go back to the places i've been with the digital camera. well, any excuse will do... :hehe:


take video too,

while i was in Kyoto/tokyo, took a little video, but with the digicam, maybe next time it will be with an actual videocam, for better video quality... :thumbsup:
1 Nov 2005, 07:15 #2124
qilver wrote:

nanako is hot... :naughty:


as of late, she appeared in hana yori dango.....
1 Nov 2005, 07:58 #2125
intersting little tidbit on the market/trend power of the Shibuya girls in the LA Times Business section today.
1 Nov 2005, 08:01 #2126
krim wrote:intersting little tidbit on the market/trend power of the Shibuya girls in the LA Times Business section today.


i'm sure it's an interesting read, but gosh....the american media is so behind when it comes to world views.....that shiet is so already known already.....it's passe ......it's like saying that Gwen Stefani just introduced Harajuku Girls to the world. gimme a fuggin' break....
1 Nov 2005, 08:04 #2127
well, what can you say... the white peeps got no respect for the colored wo/man
1 Nov 2005, 08:05 #2128
Tu_triky wrote:
i'm sure it's an interesting read, but gosh....the american media is so behind when it comes to world views.....that shiet is so already known already.....it's passe ......it's like saying that Gwen Stefani just introduced Harajuku Girls to the world. gimme a fuggin' break....

So it's like: "This just in: the Berlin Wall is Down" :hehe:
1 Nov 2005, 08:06 #2129
krim wrote:well, what can you say... the white peeps got no respect for the colored wo/man


:lol: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

yeah unless it's a movie where the white guy gets the asian chick...i've only seen that like 6 trillion times in my life.
1 Nov 2005, 08:08 #2130
Tu_triky wrote:

:lol: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

yeah unless it's a movie where the white guy gets the asian chick...i've only seen that like 6 trillion times in my life.


+1 if you count my bro-in-law. :hehe:
1 Nov 2005, 08:09 #2131
krim wrote:

+1 if you count my bro-in-law. :hehe:



haha...nice.
1 Nov 2005, 11:11 #2132
Tu_triky wrote:

:lol: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

yeah unless it's a movie where the white guy gets the asian chick...i've only seen that like 6 trillion times in my life.


yeah totally, rarely do you see the other way around, asian guy-white girl. :bonk:
1 Nov 2005, 11:14 #2133
qilver wrote:

yeah totally, rarely do you see the other way around, asian guy-white girl. :bonk:



"rarely" would be considered too numerous a descriptor
1 Nov 2005, 12:13 #2134
trying to overcome the odds... continue phone tag!
2 Nov 2005, 02:22 #2135
qilver wrote:

take video too,

while i was in Kyoto/tokyo, took a little video, but with the digicam, maybe next time it will be with an actual videocam, for better video quality... :thumbsup:


i took my video camera to usj (universal studios japan) in osaka. on the jaws ride i got asked to stop filming. :shakehead:
one day i'll get round to transfering it to dvd.
2 Nov 2005, 08:38 #2136
kenjilina wrote:

i took my video camera to usj (universal studios japan) in osaka. on the jaws ride i got asked to stop filming. :shakehead:
one day i'll get round to transfering it to dvd.


really? they asked you to stop filming? interesting... :hehe:
2 Nov 2005, 14:41 #2137
qilver wrote:

really? they asked you to stop filming? interesting... :hehe:


like an undercover reporter though, i carried on filming. :hehe:
2 Nov 2005, 23:55 #2138
WTF? :crazy:
Are they scared, by filming the ride, that you'll be able to open your own theme park? Or is it that you should pay royalties to Universal everytime you watch your movie? :bleh:

Make sure you watch out for snipers and the movies associations' lawyers! :hehe:
3 Nov 2005, 04:29 #2139
tabana wrote:WTF? :crazy:
Are they scared, by filming the ride, that you'll be able to open your own theme park? Or is it that you should pay royalties to Universal everytime you watch your movie? :bleh:


you're probably right. i suppose paying 5500 yen to get in isn't enough! :crazy:

i did see a documantary about usj and how they modified some rides so people didn't get as wet their american counterparts. the reason? the average japanese person has a higher standard of dress than an american. i thought that was interesting AND funny! :hehe:
4 Nov 2005, 04:34 #2140
kenjilina wrote:

you're probably right. i suppose paying 5500 yen to get in isn't enough! :crazy:

i did see a documantary about usj and how they modified some rides so people didn't get as wet their american counterparts. the reason? the average japanese person has a higher standard of dress than an american. i thought that was interesting AND funny! :hehe:


it's funny but true...when i was in japan i swear i was the only one i ever saw wearing shorts outdoors while travelling around the city....it was funny there was one instance that i was with a friend on the yamanote line and there were these foreigners and we were in the same car and we immediately knew we were all americans just by our clothes...so we started chatting....we were all from los angeles...:hehe:

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