I'm Going To Japan

qilver wrote:

hellz yeah dude....the service is the ultimate best i have ever experience. :thumbsup: :applaud:

that 100% chocolate shop looks hella cool, too...i need go there quick. i'm sure they have some sweeties working there, too.

bmwracer wrote:
You shoulda been chanting that a couple of days ago when you were downing those wings and cheesesticks. :sweat:

what wings and cheesesticks? :headscratch: *selective amnesia mode*

:rofl:

Tu_triky wrote:

why is everything so cool looking over there..and so gay over here.....

i hope people who grew up here realize that there are way more better countries than the united states.

i feel sorry for the people who think that everything about the us is soooo cool.




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littlemissfab wrote:


i hope people who grew up here realize that there are way more better countries than the united states.

i feel sorry for the people who think that everything about the us is soooo cool.
:dotdotdot:

i agree wholeheartedly...i've been to several european countries, japan, and a few other places...if you think that everything here looks so cool...you gotta get your head outta your ass, fo' reals.

given my interest in travel i've read and seen much, in magazines and television....strip malls aren't the coolest thing on the planet, contrary to popular belief

Tu_triky wrote:i went to this really nice french chocolatier in roppongi hills, it's called "chocolat de h" http://www.lcdh.jp/ ...

Holy cow... :wow:

Their product must be awesome... :drooling:

tabana wrote:
Holy cow... :wow:

Their product must be awesome... :drooling:

3 words : umai, oishii, sugoi.

dayem tasty. :mrgreen:

:hehe:
I checked their online shop. Very very bad idea. :shakehead: :banghead: At this hour, the closest thing to delicious chocolate I'll have is a caramilk in a gas station. :puppydog:


If their service is so good, maybe they'll send someone to deliver it in person to me. I woudn't mind having an apprentice at home for a few days. Until the sugar overdose. :beaten:

tabana wrote::hehe:
I checked their online shop. Very very bad idea. :shakehead: :banghead: At this hour, the closest thing to delicious chocolate I'll have is a caramilk in a gas station. :puppydog:


If their service is so good, maybe they'll send someone to deliver it in person to me. I woudn't mind having an apprentice at home for a few days. Until the sugar overdose. :beaten:

:hehe:

i see we share the same dream :)

Tu_triky wrote:

i agree wholeheartedly...i've been to several european countries, japan, and a few other places...if you think that everything here looks so cool...you gotta get your head outta your ass, fo' reals.

given my interest in travel i've read and seen much, in magazines and television....strip malls aren't the coolest thing on the planet, contrary to popular belief

i think there are good things about living here in America, but is it the best thing ever?...not necessarily, there are good things about other countries as well, and by traveling, it gives you more of an insight of other perspectives of other countries, and in this case, of Japan.

qilver wrote:

i think there are good things about living here in America, but is it the best thing ever?...not necessarily, there are good things about other countries as well, and by traveling, it gives you more of an insight of other perspectives of other countries, and in this case, of Japan.

of course but there are some narrow minded individuals who may think because of america's affluence and culture it is always best here. there are probably an overwhelming number of things one can boast about here and that's why we can feel fortunate to be here but the world's a big place... i just feel that ppl really need to get out and explore what's out there for themselves... hell dood i know ppl who never even left the united states man....

I know people who never left an island of about 500 square km ( ~300 square miles) and thinks everybody on the North and South shore are idiots, because they don't have the same area code as people on the island. :rolleyes:

I even met one, who thought Japan was in China. :dielaughing:

They need to get out more and explore the world. It's fun out there.

tabana wrote:I know people who never left an island of about 500 square km ( ~300 square miles) and thinks everybody on the North and South shore are idiots, because they don't have the same area code as people on the island. :rolleyes:

I even met one, who thought Japan was in China. :dielaughing:

They need to get out more and explore the world. It's fun out there.

LOL

that guy probably thinks all yellow skins are the same and all brown people are known as mexicans

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Something like that. His knowledge of China's culture and history wasn't much more than egg roll and rice. :hehe:

As for people with a light tan, yeah, they must all be mexicans. They all have spanish talking chihuahua and drink corona all the time. :rolleyes: :crazy2:

I don't know if I should laugh or cry. :sweat:

tabana wrote::rofl:
Something like that. His knowledge of China's culture and history wasn't much more than egg roll and rice. :hehe:

:sweat:

omg, i'm friekin dyin' over here :hehe: :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

tabana wrote::rofl:
Something like that. His knowledge of China's culture and history wasn't much more than egg roll and rice. :hehe:

As for people with a light tan, yeah, they must all be mexicans. They all have spanish talking chihuahua and drink corona all the time. :rolleyes: :crazy2:

I don't know if I should laugh or cry. :sweat:

there is so much History of China, the food alone doesn't provide that much of it, perhaps a book on china and it's history will give him more insight and knowledge, maybe.

japan in china, your kidding right? :hehe: :hehe:

qilver wrote:... japan in china, your kidding right? :hehe: :hehe:

Sadly no. When I heard him saying that, I couldn't stop laughing. Then I realized he was serious. :crazy2: :hehe:

tabana wrote:
Sadly no. When I heard him saying that, I couldn't stop laughing. Then I realized he was serious. :crazy2: :hehe:

lol...

after that did he ask you, "hey boy do you eat wit dem dere stix???" :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

littlemissfab wrote:i hope people who grew up here realize that there are way more better countries than the united states.

i feel sorry for the people who think that everything about the us is soooo cool.

It's called blind patriotism.

Tu_triky wrote:

lol...

after that did he ask you, "hey boy do you eat wit dem dere stix???" :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

That would have been fun. I'm sure he's dumb enough to put them in his nose or take one in each hand. :hehe:

tabana wrote:
That would have been fun. I'm sure he's dumb enough to put them in his nose or take one in each hand. :hehe:

he would ask you how do you stab your rice so you can eat it? :rofl: