I'm Going To Japan

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

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13 Nov 2007, 07:48 #7281
Wynter wrote:

lol! COSPLAY site-seeing woulda been fun. I wonder if my students would cosplay with me...



Red Riding Hood and her children.
13 Nov 2007, 07:48 #7282
i'd take itin #2.

What you should do is Cosplay the entire trip...

im thinking naughty maid from i dont care what anime, Mina from Getsumen To Heiki Mina or helpless victim from legend of the overfiend. :fingerscrossed:
13 Nov 2007, 07:53 #7283
Tu_triky wrote:


Red Riding Hood and her children.


I was thinking Little Bo-Peep and her sheep.

krim wrote:i'd take itin #2.

What you should do is Cosplay the entire trip...

im thinking naughty maid from i dont care what anime, Mina from Getsumen To Heiki Mina or helpless victim from legend of the overfiend. :fingerscrossed:


How about the orange dude in this icon ---> :boot:
13 Nov 2007, 07:55 #7284
Lil' Bo Peep and the Lahore Sheep


edit: so now you're going to Japan with your students....lame. I thought you were going there on vacation for yourself. =T
13 Nov 2007, 07:59 #7285
Wynter wrote:

How about the orange dude in this icon ---> :boot:


you can't cosplay LMF, no one would know who you are... :shakehead:
13 Nov 2007, 08:00 #7286
krim wrote:

you can't cosplay LMF, no one would know who you are... :shakehead:



:hehe:
13 Nov 2007, 08:20 #7287
cool japan pix


http://www.madmilkdud.com/photo/japan07/japan07-1.htm
13 Nov 2007, 09:49 #7288
Tu_triky wrote:Lil' Bo Peep and the Lahore Sheep


edit: so now you're going to Japan with your students....lame. I thought you were going there on vacation for yourself. =T


I am. Actually, I'm planning on going for the year in '10. But a trip with the students came up and I'm not one to say no.

And... why is taking kids lame?

krim wrote:

you can't cosplay LMF, no one would know who you are... :shakehead:


You don't give LMF enough credit. :shakehead:

Edit: Actually, wrong Diva. :beaten: Where's Enna?!
13 Nov 2007, 10:08 #7289
Wynter wrote:And... why is taking kids lame?

That is a very good question. Once, I was at a Dodgers game and I had the good luck to be sitting next to a group of about 30 Japanese high school kids (and 2 teachers) and I had one of the BEST times I ever had. They were so nice and polite and friendly, we had a great time. :dancing: [/list:u]
13 Nov 2007, 10:21 #7290
gaijinmark wrote: That is a very good question. Once, I was at a Dodgers game and I had the good luck to be sitting next to a group of about 30 Japanese high school kids (and 2 teachers) and I had one of the BEST times I ever had. They were so nice and polite and friendly, we had a great time. :dancing: [/list:u]

Thing is, Wyn-chan isn't taking Japanese high school kids. :beaten:
13 Nov 2007, 10:31 #7291
Wynter wrote:
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I just thought you were going on a vacation....when you're responsible for several teenagers you have restrictions in terms of where you can go and what you can to do...that's all I'm saying.
13 Nov 2007, 10:37 #7292
bmwracer wrote:
Thing is, Wyn-chan isn't taking Japanese high school kids. :beaten:


Although the kids who go on these trips really are nice and sweet, much like what Musa is talking about... at least, for the most part. :hehe: :doh:

Tu_triky wrote:

I just thought you were going on a vacation....when you're responsible for several teenagers you have restrictions in terms of where you can go and what you can to do...that's all I'm saying.


I am, just not before I go with the students. And I get what you're saying. Tho the restrictions weren't too bad when we were in Europe. I'm going with three friends so it should be all good... when the students go to bed. :beaten:
13 Nov 2007, 10:43 #7293
Wynter wrote:

I am, just not before I go with the students. And I get what you're saying. Tho the restrictions weren't too bad when we were in Europe. I'm going with three friends so it should be all good... when the students go to bed. :beaten:


Well then...that makes it more palatable...you're going with people you consider friends who are presumably close to you in age.
13 Nov 2007, 10:44 #7294
Tu_triky wrote:

Well then...that makes it more palatable...you're going with people you consider friends who are presumably close to you in age.


Not close... no. One guy is 40, the other guy is 44, and the girl is 44. The guy who is 44 is one of my closest friends tho, so it should be really fun. I'm surprised the kids wanted me to go. I'm really very strict.

:beaten:
13 Nov 2007, 10:46 #7295
Wynter wrote:

Not close... no. One guy is 40, the other guy is 44, and the girl is 44. The guy who is 44 is one of my closest friends tho, so it should be really fun. I'm surprised the kids wanted me to go. I'm really very strict.
:beaten:


Dayem, girl. Takin' 3 sugardaddies? I guess you're going to do some serious shopping :P
13 Nov 2007, 10:48 #7296
Tu_triky wrote:

Dayem, girl. Takin' 3 sugardaddies? I guess you're going to do some serious shopping :P


LOL! Nah.

1 - They usually tug at MY wallet
2 - I'm not a shopper. Mind you, I plan to get LOADS of stuff, but prolly more of the local stuff that interests me.
13 Nov 2007, 10:49 #7297
Wynter wrote:

LOL! Nah.

1 - They usually tug at MY wallet
2 - I'm not a shopper. Mind you, I plan to get LOADS of stuff, but prolly more of the local stuff that interests me.


Yeah the selection of Adult Videos is amazing. Good Luck!

:hehe: :bonk: :hehe:

J/K!
13 Nov 2007, 10:52 #7298
Tu_triky wrote:

Yeah the selection of Adult Videos is amazing. Good Luck!

:hehe: :bonk: :hehe:

J/K!


I only buy the blood flowing ones. :beaten:
13 Nov 2007, 10:57 #7299
Tu_triky wrote:
Red Riding Hood and her children.


With kids/teenagers nowadays, it's more like Red Ridding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf's descendants. :hehe:
13 Nov 2007, 10:58 #7300
Wynter wrote:

I only buy the blood flowing ones. :beaten:


A fetishist I see....:P

Well shopping, for things big or small, should be an absolute blast...I did very little shopping aside from a few gifts....but one could literally go to Tokyo, exclusively to go shopping and never run out of stores and shops of interest....It's waaaaaaay more hip than any city I've ever been to in the US or Canada.

The friekin' deptartment stores are usually 6 levels or more of stuff....each major dept store is like a shopping center in and of itself.

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