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  1. \x0a twitter’s fotolife - この人は何をしてるのですか?(‘A`)@東京駅\x0a\x0aTranslation:\x0a\x0a“What is this guy doing? (‘A`)@Tokyo Station”\x0a \x0a \x0a
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    twitter’s fotolife - この人は何をしてるのですか?(‘A`)@東京駅

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    “What is this guy doing? (‘A`)@Tokyo Station”

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  3. \x0a (via bobloblawslawblog)\x0a\x0a“Don’t Put That Stuff in Your Ear” - a Time magazine online article about Heavy Liquid. I gotta pick this up!\x0a \x0a \x0a
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    \x0a\x0a“Don’t Put That Stuff in Your Ear” - a Time magazine online article about Heavy Liquid. I gotta pick this up!\x0a
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  5. \x0a After 12 years of wanting, but never having the chance to see Burn Up! or Burn Up! W, I finally downloaded them both. After watching the first episode of Burn Up! W, I can positively say that I really didn’t miss much. I probably would have been amused in my college years, but one definitely matures.\x0a \x0a \x0a
    \x0a After 12 years of wanting, but never having the chance to see Burn Up! or Burn Up! W, I finally downloaded them both. After watching the first episode of Burn Up! W, I can positively say that I really didn’t miss much. I probably would have been amused in my college years, but one definitely matures.\x0a
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    NAGASAKI—Unable to understand an automatic warning in Japanese, 12 Americans overloaded an elevator designed for six people and were trapped for 30 minutes early Sunday when the lift groaned to a halt.

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    According to police, eight rescue vehicles were dispatched to a building in the downtown Kagomachi district to assist the victims.

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    The elevator came to an emergency stop around 1:20 a.m. as the 12 men and women attempted to move from the second to the first floor.(IHT/Asahi: August 19,2008)

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    \x0aWhat the!?

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  9. \x0a Cyberella\x0a\x0aI need me this comic. I wonder if there’s a complete run of the series in graphic novel?\x0a \x0a \x0a
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    Cyberella

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    I need me this comic. I wonder if there’s a complete run of the series in graphic novel?

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  11. \x0a kayfabe:\x0a\x0a\x0amudwerks:\x0a\x0aNeatorama | Bolivian Wrestling\x0aForget WWE and Mexico’s lucha libre … the real wrestling action is in Bolivia.\x0a‘Her slight form bulked up by the many layers of her pollera skirt, “Amorous Yolanda” humbles burly “Craquen.” Female fans relish victories over male wrestlers by tough cholitas—scripted though they are. “I am a loving person outside the ring,” Yolanda says. “But once in the ring, Amorous Yolanda becomes ‘Hateful Yolanda.’” ‘\x0a\x0a\x0a\x0a\x0a\x0aAnd what’s not to love about show wrestling with tough chicks?\x0a \x0a \x0a
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    kayfabe:

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    Neatorama | Bolivian Wrestling

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    Forget WWE and Mexico’s lucha libre … the real wrestling action is in Bolivia.

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    ‘Her slight form bulked up by the many layers of her pollera skirt, “Amorous Yolanda” humbles burly “Craquen.” Female fans relish victories over male wrestlers by tough cholitas—scripted though they are. “I am a loving person outside the ring,” Yolanda says. “But once in the ring, Amorous Yolanda becomes ‘Hateful Yolanda.’” ‘

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  13. \x0a tessar:\x0a\x0a\x0aResin Kits (via Danny Choo)\x0a\x0a\x0a\x0aLove GHOST IN THE SHELL and love PVC figures. Double love going on here. Very well done.\x0a \x0a \x0a
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    tessar:

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    \x0aResin Kits (via Danny Choo)
    \x0a\x0a\x0a\x0aLove GHOST IN THE SHELL and love PVC figures. Double love going on here. Very well done.\x0a
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  15. \x0a \x0a\x0aFound these sweet images online @ Aggressor Brad looking for information on the Butler Adult Action Series. I just finished BUTLER: CHINESE ROULETTE today. What a masterpiece of mind masturbation work that is! Seriously great adult pulp work. Highly recommended if you like cheesy lines, macho men, women who make you want to pull your hair out, and good ol’ fashioned bullet noir. Cheesy, sleaze and easy on the brain.\x0a\x0aAnd if you are in the mood for another great site of pulp sleaze reviews, check out BookGasm’s Bullets, Broads, Blackmail & Bombs section.\x0a \x0a \x0a
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    \x0a\x0aFound these sweet images online @ Aggressor Brad looking for information on the Butler Adult Action Series. I just finished BUTLER: CHINESE ROULETTE today. What a masterpiece of mind masturbation work that is! Seriously great adult pulp work. Highly recommended if you like cheesy lines, macho men, women who make you want to pull your hair out, and good ol’ fashioned bullet noir. Cheesy, sleaze and easy on the brain.\x0a\x0aAnd if you are in the mood for another great site of pulp sleaze reviews, check out BookGasm’s Bullets, Broads, Blackmail & Bombs section.\x0a
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  17. \x0a The astonishing photowork of Hong Kong architecture by photographer Michael Wolf.\x0a\x0aA total of 55 kick-ass photos.\x0a \x0a \x0a
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    The astonishing photowork of Hong Kong architecture by photographer Michael Wolf.

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    A total of 55 kick-ass photos.

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    \x0a 249 :以下、名無しにかわりましてVIPがお送りします:2008/08/02(土) 06:59:14

    \x0a\x0aアメリカで風邪をひいた日本人。
    \x0a早速病院へ駆け込む。

    \x0a\x0aDr.「How are you?」

    \x0a\x0a日本人「I’m fine! And you?」
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    \x0a\x0a\x0aTRANSLATION AND NOTES: If you have ever spent any time in Japan, you’ll probably get a little tickle out of this. The Japanese have a tendency to not really think about what’s being said, but rather, simply spit out rote replies to set phrases they have learned. Granted, an American doctor would probably never ask a patient their condition by asking “How are you?” but rather “How are you feeling?”. But I believe it was a fairly good attempt at a joke, so I have posted it. The above reads:

    249 :The following was posted anonymously by a VIP poster on 2008/08/02(Sat) at 06:59:14:

    \x0aHaving caught a cold while in America, a Japanese person visits a doctor.\x0a

    \x0aAmerican doctor: How are you?

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