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kusai Jijii wrote:Not sure if this has been done before (I remember something similar in a thread a few months back), but I was talking to a fella fresh off the boat today, and he gave me the idea for this thread.
I'll kick things off by quoting him...
"I'm not really into Japanese women":banana:
kusai Jijii wrote:Not sure if this has been done before (I remember something similar in a thread a few months back), but I was talking to a fella fresh off the boat today, and he gave me the idea for this thread.
I'll kick things off by quoting him...
"I'm not really into Japanese women":banana:
Samurai_Jerk wrote:Funny, except I know plenty of guys who've been here awhile who say that and prove it by pretty much only dating gaijin.
kusai Jijii wrote:"I'm not really into Japanese women":banana:
GomiGirl wrote:I know a few gay boys that say the same and then only date gaijin too.
JimDanger wrote:Let me know if I'm wrong.
kusai Jijii wrote:IMHO you are right about some stuff (Japanese girls are hot yada yada...they dress semi-slutty yuda yuda...people think they will make great subsurviant wives yuda yuda...) but wrong overall (they arent hard to close on yada yada, they arent all like the two wenches hanging out at bars near US bases, and they most certainly arent quiet, selfless, angels once you marry them either.)
sillygirl wrote:I remember deliberately sticking both chopsticks in me rice and getting lectured by some newb why it was dame. My J mates thought it was hysterical...
Osakadave wrote:I was just having dinner at my local yaki niku place. A couple fresh off the boaters (arrived downstairs from my place yesterday) walked in and asked the waiter, all in English "We're vegetarians. Do you have anything we can eat?"
JimDanger wrote:Despite being here for nearly 2 1/2 years, I'm in the military, so my interaction with the locals is much less than the rest of the folks here. I did have a sort of newbie moment, which I wrote up on my site. I'm not linking it for hits or because I'm slyly spamming the boards, but because it's nearly three pages and too big for a post. Let me know if I'm wrong.
My One and Only Date with a Japanese Girl.
Osakadave wrote:I was just having dinner at my local yaki niku place. A couple fresh off the boaters (arrived downstairs from my place yesterday) walked in and asked the waiter, all in English "We're vegetarians. Do you have anything we can eat?"
wuchan wrote:a newer guy (who almost no one likes and spends all his time studying kanji) says "You guys should be quiet on the train, japanese people dont like it when people are loud here. I don't want to have to explain to them that you are foreigners and don't understand the rules."
kusai Jijii wrote:I had the misfortune of sitting next to a wanker on a plane the other day (comming back from Oz) who "informed" me, in all his infinite wisdom, that Kyoto and Melbourne had sooooo much in common, and that Nagoya was the most happening metropolis in all of the land. One of the most painful international flights I have ever had to endure.
stinky old dude wrote:I had the misfortune of sitting next to a wanker on a plane the other day (comming back from Oz) who "informed" me, in all his infinite wisdom, that Kyoto and Melbourne had sooooo much in common, and that Nagoya was the most happening metropolis in all of the land. One of the most painful international flights I have ever had to endure.
Kagetsu wrote:They totally do bro!... Like roads, and cars driving on the right and stuff!
People in both places wear clothing, and often shoes. They both have homeless people who sleep in the trainstations, and uh... You know... breathable air, skys etc.
Totally alike! ^_~
Takechanpoo wrote:You kidding me? This is nothing but a lip service to uncivilized Aussie, needless to say.
Apologize to Kyoto people, you two.
Identifying Kyoto with frivolous Melborum is a huge insult to Kyoto residents.
Conversly Melborune dudes should become delighted with it.
Mulboyne wrote:Does that mean your J-mates were there? Ahh...that's an easy way to play the gaijin double-bluff. Much harder to keep it together when you can't exchange smirks with anyone.
Takechanpoo wrote:You kidding me? This is nothing but a lip service to uncivilized Aussie, needless to say.
Apologize to Kyoto people, you two.
Identifying Kyoto with frivolous Melborum is a huge insult to Kyoto residents.
Conversly Melborune dudes should become delighted with it.
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