I'm Going To Japan

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

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4 Apr 2006, 00:33 #3521
tabana wrote::rofl: :rofl: :dielaughing:
Some of them actually sounds like that. That must be it, helium. :hehe:


yeah helium bottles are wrapped in leather lv skins so they can stay looking fashionable.
4 Apr 2006, 01:02 #3522
It kind of reminded me in Junior High or high school, there was this phase of girls talking like babies. They even ware carrying pacifier. It was really annoying. :beatyou:
4 Apr 2006, 01:05 #3523
tabana wrote:It kind of reminded me in Junior High or high school, there was this phase of girls talking like babies. They even ware carrying pacifier. It was really annoying. :beatyou:


if you were in japan it would have been girls talking about enjokosai in order to buy the latest hermes' scarf and sweater set....
4 Apr 2006, 01:11 #3524
tabana wrote:It kind of reminded me in Junior High or high school, there was this phase of girls talking like babies. They even ware carrying pacifier. It was really annoying. :beatyou:


Did they looked spaced out? Was there techno music being played through the school PA?

:hehe:
4 Apr 2006, 01:56 #3525
krim wrote:

Did they looked spaced out? Was there techno music being played through the school PA?

:hehe:


hehe.

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A woman battles with gusty winds as she walks by a bridge connecting skyscrapers at Tokyo's newly developed Shiodome business district on Monday, April 3, 2006. The Meteorological Agency issued a gale warning as annual strong spring winds hit Tokyo. (AP)
4 Apr 2006, 02:16 #3526
Tu_triky wrote:[image]
STOP.....Hammer-Time! (sorry, prolly before y'all's time)
4 Apr 2006, 02:16 #3527
Nice haircut. She looks like paul in Tekken 3. :rofl:

Tu_triky wrote:

if you were in japan it would have been girls talking about enjokosai in order to buy the latest hermes' scarf and sweater set....

Do they accept NSF checks? ;) :beaten:

krim wrote:Did they looked spaced out? Was there techno music being played through the school PA?

:hehe:

Possibly. I don't remeber if they were rubbing vicks all over their faces. :sweat:
4 Apr 2006, 02:18 #3528
niko2x wrote:STOP.....Hammer-Time! (sorry, prolly before y'all's time)


where are the parachute pants? :hehe:

2 legit, 2 legit to quit.
4 Apr 2006, 02:21 #3529
niko2x wrote:STOP.....Hammer-Time! (sorry, prolly before y'all's time)


i always wondered what happened to Kid from Kid n Play.. little did i know he moved to Japan. :shocked: :hehe:
4 Apr 2006, 02:24 #3530
krim wrote:

i always wondered what happened to Kid from Kid n Play.. little did i know he moved to Japan. :shocked: :hehe:


LOL

oh la, oh la, oh la, a......
4 Apr 2006, 02:24 #3531
:rofl: :dielaughing: He didn't age well. :hehe:
4 Apr 2006, 03:22 #3532
Fertility festival anyone? :dielaughing: Source

KAWASAKI -- Thousands flocked to a small shrine here Sunday to take part in the Kanamara Festival, an event with roots dating back centuries and known for its huge consecrated phallus portable shrine carried mostly by transvestites.

Revelers also watched mostly young women sit atop huge wooden penises made as Shinto totems, each woman sparking a rapid-fire succession of camera flashes from the dozens of mostly middle-aged men armed with digital cameras.

Shinto fertility related items including amulets, prayer tablets and other religious paraphernalia were on sale, as were candies made in the shape of the genitalia of both sexes. Sellers of some candies found it hard to keep up with demand.



You have to check the pictures, it's hilarious (they have about 40 on the site). Never saw a festival as crazy as this one. Sometimes you have 20 guys taking pictures. :hehe: ... and I thought I was a sukebe. :beaten:

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4 Apr 2006, 03:27 #3533
tabana wrote:Fertility festival anyone? :dielaughing: Source

KAWASAKI -- Thousands flocked to a small shrine here Sunday to take part in the Kanamara Festival, an event with roots dating back centuries and known for its huge consecrated phallus portable shrine carried mostly by transvestites.

Revelers also watched mostly young women sit atop huge wooden penises made as Shinto totems, each woman sparking a rapid-fire succession of camera flashes from the dozens of mostly middle-aged men armed with digital cameras.

Shinto fertility related items including amulets, prayer tablets and other religious paraphernalia were on sale, as were candies made in the shape of the genitalia of both sexes. Sellers of some candies found it hard to keep up with demand.



You have to check the pictures, it's hilarious (they have about 40 on the site). Never saw a festival as crazy as this one. Sometimes you have 20 guys taking pictures. :hehe: ... and I thought I was a sukebe. :beaten:

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i actually read about this years ago....
more evidence that the nihonjin are a horny lot...nothing new here....


they should have a warning: no ugly girls on the dick...<cough> literally.

:hehe:
4 Apr 2006, 03:40 #3534
LOL

... and in stores: do not touch or sit on the merchandises. :beaten:

It proves a point that not all girls in Japan are cute. ;)
4 Apr 2006, 03:41 #3535
tabana wrote:Fertility festival anyone? :dielaughing: Source

KAWASAKI -- Thousands flocked to a small shrine here Sunday to take part in the Kanamara Festival, an event with roots dating back centuries and known for its huge consecrated phallus portable shrine carried mostly by transvestites.

Revelers also watched mostly young women sit atop huge wooden penises made as Shinto totems, each woman sparking a rapid-fire succession of camera flashes from the dozens of mostly middle-aged men armed with digital cameras.

Shinto fertility related items including amulets, prayer tablets and other religious paraphernalia were on sale, as were candies made in the shape of the genitalia of both sexes. Sellers of some candies found it hard to keep up with demand.



You have to check the pictures, it's hilarious (they have about 40 on the site). Never saw a festival as crazy as this one. Sometimes you have 20 guys taking pictures. :hehe: ... and I thought I was a sukebe. :beaten:

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wow, Sukebe-ville...all those middle aged men, taking pix of the girl on the......thing :blahblah: :hehe:
4 Apr 2006, 03:42 #3536
tabana wrote:LOL

... and in stores: do not touch or sit on the merchandises. :beaten:

It proves a point that not all girls in Japan are cute. ;)



hehe...i knew that long ago, my canadian neighbor...maybe your photographic evidence will help clear the brain fog of those who are still suffering from that misconception. :sweat:
4 Apr 2006, 03:52 #3537
hehe :D
It's different in reality vs on TV and movies. It's like saying all Canadian women looks either like Pamela Anderson or Shania Twain. :sweat:

We have good looking and ugly ass people over here too. :mrgreen:
4 Apr 2006, 03:54 #3538
tabana wrote:hehe :D
It's different in reality vs on TV and movies. It's like saying all Canadian women looks either like Pamela Anderson or Shania Twain. :sweat:

We have good looking and ugly ass people over here too. :mrgreen:


Tell your friend you'd never find Pamela riding a giant... er.. oh wait, never mind.
4 Apr 2006, 04:08 #3539
:rofl:
I think almost everybody saw the movie. :beaten:
5 Apr 2006, 02:50 #3540
tabana wrote::rofl:
I think almost everybody saw the movie. :beaten:

*says innocently* What movie? :hehe:

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