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Coligny wrote:I just sooo wishes we'd do sumthing for Halloween this year...
(Me bitch is a really strong believer of the "no fun allowed" japanese policy"...)
Samurai_Jerk wrote:Answer: Nothing. I graduate from elementary school 25 years ago.
Screwed-down Hairdo wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Answer: Nothing. I graduate from elementary school 25 years ago.
Oh, boy....someone's sucked you in badly. You do realize you live in Japan, right?
You are still in elementary school (except sometimes you get to play sex, drinking and do other adult games).
Samurai_Jerk wrote:Screwed-down Hairdo wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Answer: Nothing. I graduate from elementary school 25 years ago.
Oh, boy....someone's sucked you in badly. You do realize you live in Japan, right?
You are still in elementary school (except sometimes you get to play sex, drinking and do other adult games).
Seriously, I really hate Halloween parties. I don't see the appeal to spending a lot of money on a uncomfortable costume I'll never wear again.
Samurai_Jerk wrote:Screwed-down Hairdo wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Answer: Nothing. I graduate from elementary school 25 years ago.
Oh, boy....someone's sucked you in badly. You do realize you live in Japan, right?
You are still in elementary school (except sometimes you get to play sex, drinking and do other adult games).
Seriously, I really hate Halloween parties. I don't see the appeal to spending a lot of money on a uncomfortable costume I'll never wear again.
One year I did have a great one though. It creeped out every girl at the party. I wore a bar code hair wig with those glasses that magnify your eyes, bad false teeth, a dirty old white undershirt tucked into a pair of boxers, and black socks hiked all the way up. Girls kept coming up to me and saying I reminded them of their father ... and not in a good way. The revulsion some of them felt was palpable. I think I was digging up repressed memories some of them had. It was an awesome feeling to have such an impact on people.
chokonen888 wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Screwed-down Hairdo wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Answer: Nothing. I graduate from elementary school 25 years ago.
Oh, boy....someone's sucked you in badly. You do realize you live in Japan, right?
You are still in elementary school (except sometimes you get to play sex, drinking and do other adult games).
Seriously, I really hate Halloween parties. I don't see the appeal to spending a lot of money on a uncomfortable costume I'll never wear again.
I spent $20 on some cheapo pirate costume when I was in LA...still looked better than the expensive ones from ドンキ and better yet, it wasn't the same as every other "ジャック!" costume everyone was wearing. Anyhow, it was enough to get me tons of free drinks, a few numbers, and laid by a sugar momma I hadn't seen in awhile. ( I dunno if it was the costume or the alcohol but she said I was sexier than before so naturally I used my sword to demand her booty ) Halloween is good times here but holy shit the amount of people packed into the clubs...all I could do is laugh, thinking "safety cuntry!"
Samurai_Jerk wrote:chokonen888 wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Screwed-down Hairdo wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Answer: Nothing. I graduate from elementary school 25 years ago.
Oh, boy....someone's sucked you in badly. You do realize you live in Japan, right?
You are still in elementary school (except sometimes you get to play sex, drinking and do other adult games).
Seriously, I really hate Halloween parties. I don't see the appeal to spending a lot of money on a uncomfortable costume I'll never wear again.
I spent $20 on some cheapo pirate costume when I was in LA...still looked better than the expensive ones from ドンキ and better yet, it wasn't the same as every other "ジャック!" costume everyone was wearing. Anyhow, it was enough to get me tons of free drinks, a few numbers, and laid by a sugar momma I hadn't seen in awhile. ( I dunno if it was the costume or the alcohol but she said I was sexier than before so naturally I used my sword to demand her booty ) Halloween is good times here but holy shit the amount of people packed into the clubs...all I could do is laugh, thinking "safety cuntry!"
Until Zakazen starts selling costumes, I'm shit out of luck buying one here.
Screwed-down Hairdo wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:chokonen888 wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Screwed-down Hairdo wrote:Samurai_Jerk wrote:Answer: Nothing. I graduate from elementary school 25 years ago.
Oh, boy....someone's sucked you in badly. You do realize you live in Japan, right?
You are still in elementary school (except sometimes you get to play sex, drinking and do other adult games).
Seriously, I really hate Halloween parties. I don't see the appeal to spending a lot of money on a uncomfortable costume I'll never wear again.
I spent $20 on some cheapo pirate costume when I was in LA...still looked better than the expensive ones from ドンキ and better yet, it wasn't the same as every other "ジャック!" costume everyone was wearing. Anyhow, it was enough to get me tons of free drinks, a few numbers, and laid by a sugar momma I hadn't seen in awhile. ( I dunno if it was the costume or the alcohol but she said I was sexier than before so naturally I used my sword to demand her booty ) Halloween is good times here but holy shit the amount of people packed into the clubs...all I could do is laugh, thinking "safety cuntry!"
Until Zakazen starts selling costumes, I'm shit out of luck buying one here.
No you're not...they'll have some at Don Quixote that'll fit. (If not, you could borrow something from that Prada bird, but it'll probably be too bulky on you.)
GomiGirl wrote:He is too cute to be scary so I exploited him. But I didn't make any money as he gave all his kisses away for free. He had lots of little girls lining up for a pucker.
GomiGirl wrote:Yep - pucka little tacker but ey?
SDH - you're phunny...
Samurai_Jerk wrote:GomiGirl wrote:Yep - pucka little tacker but ey?
SDH - you're phunny...
Don't you mean punny?
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