Joined: 30 Oct 2007 Posts: 144 Location: Hampshire, ENGLAND Country:
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 9:56 pm Post subject:
suzzy wrote:
whoa that sound like it more power ful that red bull(it gives u wings) i wonder
now aboutthe green tea juice i like green tea but the juice sound questionalable
Well it was Green Tea in a plastic bottle in a vending machine so maybe it was just cold green tea,
theres probably no such thing as green tea juice I dunno.
Loving all the new pics of Maki posted recently, thanks everyone.
Maki with glasses = very cute
Japan road trip!????? ...............Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm hoping to go back to Japan this August
I can't wait, if you haven't been to Japan yet I recommend you do so.
It is an amazing country and there is nothing else like it
Joined: 30 Oct 2007 Posts: 144 Location: Hampshire, ENGLAND Country:
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 10:07 pm Post subject:
Tu_triky wrote:
Maybe they should dress her like this:
I like her hair tho'.
Oh yea and people do actually go around with these surgical masks on, people are very concious about pollution,
their health and germs etc.
Thats why they bow and not use the conventional handshake.
Although handshaking is coming into use more and more in Japan as a formal way of greeting us dirty westerners (obviously not everyone in this forum is from the west which I am well aware of, so please don't be offended or any westerner being called "dirty", just a little joke).
They also have money trays for you to put your yen in (hand contact with money, no no no!).
We should get Maki t-shirts made, then all go over to Japan and wear them proudly.
Joined: 15 Jun 2004 Posts: 46182 Location: Los Skandolous, California Country:
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2008 10:26 pm Post subject:
Spike83 wrote:
Oh yea and people do actually go around with these surgical masks on, people are very concious about pollution,
their health and germs etc.
Thats why they bow and not use the conventional handshake.
Although handshaking is coming into use more and more in Japan as a formal way of greeting us dirty westerners (obviously not everyone in this forum is from the west which I am well aware of, so please don't be offended or any westerner being called "dirty", just a little joke).
They also have money trays for you to put your yen in (hand contact with money, no no no!).
I know...I've been to Japan
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We should get Maki t-shirts made, then all go over to Japan and wear them proudly.
Both Maki Horikita and Shoko Nakagawa attended an event on Tuesday for the "12-sai no Bungakusho," a writing competition for children. The event marked the end of the second contest, for which Horikita served as a judge, and the start of the third contest, which Nakagawa will be judging.
Joined: 07 Apr 2007 Posts: 5042 Location: where the sun never stop shining
Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 10:51 am Post subject:
Spike83 wrote:
Oh yea and people do actually go around with these surgical masks on, people are very concious about pollution,
their health and germs etc.
Thats why they bow and not use the conventional handshake.
Although handshaking is coming into use more and more in Japan as a formal way of greeting us dirty westerners (obviously not everyone in this forum is from the west which I am well aware of, so please don't be offended or any westerner being called "dirty", just a little joke).
They also have money trays for you to put your yen in (hand contact with money, no no no!).
We should get Maki t-shirts made, then all go over to Japan and wear them proudly.
Both Maki Horikita and Shoko Nakagawa attended an event on Tuesday for the "12-sai no Bungakusho," a writing competition for children. The event marked the end of the second contest, for which Horikita served as a judge, and the start of the third contest, which Nakagawa will be judging.
i wonder if this is how all Maki's dramas start _________________
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