I s'pose...I'm in Japan! Booyah! Take that... um... me? I mean my only real obstacle getting here was my own fuckups, over which I eventually triumphed (with lots and lots of help of course). And the computer keeps trying to be helpful and reccomend Kanji for my english text. Brilliant.
Things I learned my first 24 hours in Japan:
1) It's all about the passport, baby.
2) Police interrogations are very polite.
3) Driving lanes: more a suggestion than a rule.
4) I don't care how hungry you think you are, you do not need katsudon AND soba.
5) Japanese patience > American idiocy... but it's real close sometimes.
And another list!
Things I Did Not Like in America but Like in Japan for Some Reason
Onions
Cabbage
Plums
Lettuce
Plain green tea
Sake
Overwhelmed
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"If you were a transformer, you'd be a short bus" - Me
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'Cause all of this is all that I can take
And you could never understand the demons that I face
So go ahead and bat your eyes and lie right to the world
For with everything you are, you're just a little girl'
-Trading Yesterday, 'Little Girl'
*Stalks*
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"You can accept the existence of rain without denying the existence of umbrellas."
"You wouldn't like me... WHEN I'M ANGRY!"
"I don't like you anyway."
"...T_T Hulk sad now..."
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And Louise holds a handful of rain, tempting you to defy it...
Thankies VEY MUCH for the
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...That's what SHE said.
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...That's what SHE said.
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"You can accept the existence of rain without denying the existence of umbrellas."
"You wouldn't like me... WHEN I'M ANGRY!"
"I don't like you anyway."
"...T_T Hulk sad now..."
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