tabana wrote::rofl: I read too much of those waiwai stories. A few of them are on house wives trying to kill the boredom and get extra cash at the same time too. I remember the special taxi. That was hilarious. :hehe:
As for the cafe, maybe it's the kind of thing we need to solve the traffic jams. :hehe: :nut: At least everybody in there are willing. I don't think it'll solve the problem in the trains, if not create more gropers... =T
GROPERS UNITE AND FORM ONE BIG GANG.....grab that flesh with both HANDS :P
There must be a few guys groping other guys there. Somehow, I don't think the male/female ratio is 1:1. :hehe: 5,000 yen to have your butt groped by an old man :dielaughing:
There must be a few guys groping other guys there. Somehow, I don't think the male/female ratio is 1:1. :hehe: 5,000 yen to have your butt groped by an old man :dielaughing:
Tu_triky wrote:
"the train cafe promotes the groper's way." :mrgreen:
Good one. :thumbsup: A nice place for a 1st date, eh?. :hehe:
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tabana wrote:
Good one. :thumbsup: A nice place for a 1st date, eh?. :hehe:
Found something that could be usuful to kill time in Tokyo. source and full story
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Asoboo: A virtual treasure map to people places and fun in Tokyo
Standing at the exit to Harajuku on Friday night, you see swarms of people off to their favorite clubs, restaurants, or bars.
You know that there must be hundreds of interesting places to hang out. But where are they?
More importantly, where do the people who fan the flames of your particular passions and interests go? For directions, check out Asoboo, a treasure map to a trove of information uncovered by a network of Tokyo insiders.
...
Asoboo lets you see where your friends hang out and locates other places where you're likely to meet more people that share your interests.
...
Asoboo
http://asoboo.com
March 18, 2006
cool...i'm sure there's a wealth of information there......and some actual eyewitness accounts of what's good or not.
Yup. It's better, in a way, then critics in newspaper. You never know if the guy was bribed or if your tastes are the same as this single person.
Word to mouth is a great way to find rare gems. I went to this Mexican restaurant once. It was completly hidden and only had like 8 tables. The food and service was excellent. I would never have though of going there if someone woudn't have told me to. :)
tabana wrote:Yup. It's better, in a way, then critics in newspaper. You never know if the guy was bribed or if your tastes are the same as this single person.
Word to mouth is a great way to find rare gems. I went to this Mexican restaurant once. It was completly hidden and only had like 8 tables. The food and service was excellent. I would never have though of going there if someone woudn't have told me to. :)
that's a great example...b/c i'm sure good mexican food is perhaps difficult to find in Canada! that's like trying to find good japanese curry rice in okalahoma.
Yeah. There's stuff like Taco Bell and worst. Having nachos and corona in a restaurant doesn't make it Mexican. :beatyou:
It was own by a few Mexicans families with real mexican food. It was like being invited in their home for dinner. :) You don't have that kind of problem in L.A. Not for mexican food anyway. :sweat:
tabana wrote:Yeah. There's stuff like Taco Bell and worst. Having nachos and corona in a restaurant doesn't make it Mexican. :beatyou:
It was own by a few Mexicans families with real mexican food. It was like being invited in their home for dinner. :) You don't have that kind of problem in L.A. Not for mexican food anyway. :sweat:
L.A. has mexican food restaurants on evey block in certain neighborhoods!
:hehe: Ok. Well, you can get great deals on last minute trips. Sometimes 70% off. You could also skip the payment for those taxes and stay in Japan as a political refugee. :P
tabana wrote::hehe: Ok. Well, you can get great deals on last minute trips. Sometimes 70% off. You could also skip the payment for those taxes and stay in Japan as a political refugee. :P
just say you were stuck at the train cafe...you got aboard the train and you couldn't get off because your hands were attached to many female riders.
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