I'm Going To Japan

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46 pieces of sushi in each eye socket... I must've missed her latest pictures. :sweat:

As long as you don't heat her up. Plastic can release dioxin carcinogens, which cause cancer.

tabana wrote::rofl:
46 pieces of sushi in each eye socket... I must've missed her latest pictures. :sweat:

anoko no me ga "black hole" desu.

As long as you don't heat her up. Plastic can release dioxin carcinogens, which cause cancer.

:dielaughing: you're killin' me dood......fortunately sushi is served cold, tabanadamus.

speaking of entertainers...i haven't heard any further confirmation whether ryoko hirosue is really getting divorced.

Just make sure you don't heat her up with you good looks. :mrgreen:

On the other hand, you could always cook unagi on her belly. :hehe:

tabana wrote:Just make sure you don't heat her up with you good looks. :mrgreen:

i have no good lucks...but her black hole orbs would devour me in any case so it's of no consequence

On the other hand, you could always cook unagi on her belly. :hehe:

:lol: is rice included to make for some unagi-jyu.....

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Sora de hanabi wa arimasu. <There are fireworks in the sky>

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Japanese art.

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Tu_triky wrote:


hmmmmmmmmmm.....okay....restaurants where you eat sushi off a woman's body...

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i'd never do it...unless i was eating daikon-ryori and it was kyoko fukada so i could dip her thick legs in some ponzu.

yeah, heard about it.....lol
too sukebe-feeling to ever do that....and must be extremely expensive dinner......$$$$$ :doh:

qilver wrote:

yeah, heard about it.....lol
too sukebe-feeling to ever do that....and must be extremely expensive dinner......$$$$$ :doh:

i like to keep the entree and the dessert separate.

Tu_triky wrote:Japanese art.

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Stick to putting the art on paper or canvas. :bleh:

bmwracer wrote:
Stick to putting the art on paper or canvas. :bleh:

krim answered my question...thanks man.

bmwracer wrote:
Stick to putting the art on paper or canvas. :bleh:

Body art is actually one of the most difiicult forms of art to do.

Tu_triky wrote:Japanese art.

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I'm not normally a fan large of tattoos on women.... but that's some nice artwork

Anime Dad wrote:

I'm not normally a fan large of tattoos on women.... but that's some nice artwork

yeah she must have gone to a really good artist....that's a huge piece with lots of detail and color....japan does have a rich tradition in the art of tattoos.

I have heard that tattoos are frowned upon in Japan, as they have a history in Yakuza... you can't even use a public bath house if you have a tattoo

Would that be right, Tu-san?

Anime Dad wrote:I have heard that tattoos are frowned upon in Japan, as they have a history in Yakuza... you can't even use a public bath house if you have a tattoo

Would that be right, Tu-san?

yes i've heard/read as much. nevertheless with the younger generation i'm sure such conventions hold less sway over those that don't tow the line working in a corporate environment or typical office arrangement.

there are so many subcultures representing interests in various things that exist in metropolitan cities like tokyo or osaka that i'm sure there's a niche for everyone.

Yeah I suspected that what I read was possibly an older-generation thing. The Yakuza often had full-body tattooing too I believe, but so that it couldn't be seen if wearing a suit or long-sleeved shirt.

Anime Dad wrote:Yeah I suspected that what I read was possibly an older-generation thing. The Yakuza often had full-body tattooing too I believe, but so that it couldn't be seen if wearing a suit or long-sleeved shirt.

given the long and storied history of the japanese tattoo tradition notwithstanding the views of modern society it would be difficult to believe that the art form wouldn't continue to fascinate and interest a certain segment of society, aside from yakuza.

i perused some interesting articles on the subject......google and ye shall find.

Wynter wrote:Body art is actually one of the most difiicult forms of art to do.

Being difficult doesn't make it good.

Tu_triky wrote:


hmmmmmmmmmm.....okay....restaurants where you eat sushi off a woman's body...

I hear they got those kinds of restaurants over here in SF. :bleh:

eightysix wrote:

I hear they got those kinds of restaurants over here in SF. :bleh:

i won't doubt it...there's a significant enough population of japanese there and san francisco is a liberal enough area where i can see that happening. :sweat: