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Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 7:35 pm
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Here's the stuff you never learn in school!!
Tidbit One: 95% of the Japanese population call their parents "Mam" and "Da(d). 3% call "Mother" and "Father." Finally, there's that uuber-conservative 2% that still say "Otousan" and "Okaasan."
Tidbit Two: Pale skin and dark hair is considered as fashionable there as it is in America.
Tidbit Three: Foreigners are liable to die of heart attack, apoplexy, and gastric problems because if you say, "Good Morning!" the wrong way (there are 239489302843902480234893 wrong ways and 5 right ways), you will be considered so rude you can be chased out of the city with pitchforks.
4. You haven't lived until you've seen a bunch of drunk businessmen fighting over the microphone in a kareoke bar and singing... Also, you CANNOT die without having been plastered enough to join them.
5. If female and under the age of 29, NEVER EVER bathe next to a group of little old ladies. Unless if you enjoy being the topic of a heated debate over your breasts, skin, figure, underarm hair, butt (if you get out) and some things I shouldn't mention.
6. When going to Japan for the first time, you must shave every milimeter of hair off your body with the exception of head and eye area. (Yes, shave your toes too.) Buy enough deoderant for three people. Bathe two times EVERY DAY. Scrub yourself raw. Don't have a speck of dirt underneath your nails. Don't have eye boogies. Don't have noticeable snot in your nose. Do this and they might think you half-way decent.
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I love my country.
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 2:00 pm
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 6:09 pm
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 9:41 pm
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Posted: Fri Jan 19, 2007 10:49 pm
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 5:22 pm
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Posted: Thu Jan 25, 2007 7:34 pm
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Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 12:35 am
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ThePeerOrlando foxxy_love_sugar What do they think of tall women there? I'm a white girl whose 5'10, and I've always wondered how people would treat or view me. sweatdrop The same way they treat all foreigners. They call you respectful names to your face (the worst you get is Gaijin). Behind your back they call you a foreign whore/dog/whatever other deragatory names they can come up with. ......Like my grandmother. She's kinda.... Well, not out of it, but she's like the traditional Japanese granny... "Did you see that white woman? She is soooo big! Look at that overdone makeup- ugh! Why, my children are proper and beautiful, and look at those white people with that mud all over their faces and their awful fashion! What are those things hanging off her ears- saucers?" and etc. xd
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Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 1:07 am
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..Le Chat du Noir.. ThePeerOrlando foxxy_love_sugar What do they think of tall women there? I'm a white girl whose 5'10, and I've always wondered how people would treat or view me. sweatdrop The same way they treat all foreigners. They call you respectful names to your face (the worst you get is Gaijin). Behind your back they call you a foreign whore/dog/whatever other deragatory names they can come up with. ......Like my grandmother. She's kinda.... Well, not out of it, but she's like the traditional Japanese granny... "Did you see that white woman? She is soooo big! Look at that overdone makeup- ugh! Why, my children are proper and beautiful, and look at those white people with that mud all over their faces and their awful fashion! What are those things hanging off her ears- saucers?" and etc. xd
Bullet Train Passenger #1: "Dude, look at the Gaijin, he's freaking humongous!"
BTP#2: "I wonder if he can understand us."
BPT 1: "Naw, Gaijin are too stupid to understand Japanese."
My Friend/Translator: *tells me what they just said*
Me: "..." *twitch twitch fury*
BTP1: "I wonder what a giant gaijin like that is doing here?"
BTP2: "I bet he's here to climb the skyscrapers and knock planes out of the sky"
BTP 1&2: *LOL raucously*
MFT: *Tells me what they just said*
Me: "..." *twitch rage twitch*
Me: "You two both know I'm a half-breed, not a Gaijin, right?"
Old Lady on the Train: *look of shock and horror, pulls small grandchildren away babbling about how I got that big by eating small Japanese children*
Me: *foreheadpalm*
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Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 4:24 am
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Posted: Sat Jan 27, 2007 12:56 pm
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RMarques ThePeerOrlando Old Lady on the Train: *look of shock and horror, pulls small grandchildren away babbling about how I got that big by eating small Japanese children* Me: *foreheadpalm* You know, that's usually be shocking or surprising, but after reading this I'm really not surprised at all... (go to the archives, it has a lot of stuff that'll help you understand what he's talking about now).
Haha, I was reading Gaijin Smash back when it was till "I'm a Japanese School Teacher" on Outpost Nine.
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 8:19 am
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ThePeerOrlando RMarques ThePeerOrlando Old Lady on the Train: *look of shock and horror, pulls small grandchildren away babbling about how I got that big by eating small Japanese children* Me: *foreheadpalm* You know, that's usually be shocking or surprising, but after reading this I'm really not surprised at all... (go to the archives, it has a lot of stuff that'll help you understand what he's talking about now). Haha, I was reading Gaijin Smash back when it was till "I'm a Japanese School Teacher" on Outpost Nine.
hehe, classic reading, and a hell of a reality check to the Japanophiles razz
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:05 pm
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 2:17 pm
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 4:22 pm
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