2006/03/10:
sexy bike chick... er.. dude? (Japan)
I don't
know why so many strange people like to go to Harajuku, but this "dude"
is very strange. At least he ... um.... I don't know what to say. This
is just so "F"ed up!
2006/02/24:
random funny stuff (Japan)
It's
been quite some time since my last update. I've just been busy these past
two months. My schedule is far better now. I should be able to update
once every week or two. So let me start the updates with some random photos
I took that made me laugh.
You see, TRON left the cyber world and is now out in Tokyo letting the
world know just how cool he really is. That.... or it's some coke-head
from New York.
Speaking of coke... dig this Coca Cola bench near the shrine. This is
not a street, but the middle of the property.
Want something to eat with that coke?
Not everyone likes coke and bugs for lunch. This poster in a train station
really did a great job of showing an American cop in action. He won't
bust anyone anytime soon.
Speaking of bust... check out these girls. Yes... I would have happie
nuts if I were there with them. (it says happie on the "n" for
those of you who did not notice)
Signs in Japan can be confusing. I really am not sure if I should go or
not.....
GET READY>>>>>>
MERRY X-MASS!!
KFC wants you to have a Kentucky Christmas. I'm not joking, that's what
they said.
I have no words for something so stupid.
2005/12/18:
bad english are good engrish (Japan)
Japan
loves to use English on just about everything. Sometimes, the English
used is less than perfect. Take a look at the back of this jacket....
It says: "WE LOVE YOKOHAMA OUR TOWN" "We think a festival
is way of create our town. It's just not business! With citizen, we create
our town together. That's what we have to do! But a leading part as you.
We support on you. We're real your magazine!!"
You can enjoy some nice bread such as the "corn pain" they are
selling. I wonder what the pain is for... the toilet perhaps?
2005/12/17:
doing laundry on the roof (Japan)
Few
homes in Japan have dryers and they must hang the laundry out to dry even
in the winter. So what do you do when you want to dry a bunch of sheets
at once? Put them all on the roof!
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