Oi! stop dissing my makeup!

[dimwit]

From Japan Today via Kyodo

Woman held for fracas after being scolded for putting on makeup in subway

Thursday, April 28, 2005 at 07:22 JST
TOKYO — Police arrested a 22-year-old woman Wednesday on suspicion of seriously injuring an elderly woman after the latter admonished her for putting on makeup on a Tokyo subway platform.

Akimi Odajima is accused of injuring a 65-year-old woman by grabbing her shoulders and shaking her, causing the elderly woman to stumble against the first car of a train arriving at the platform, the police said. Odajima has denied the allegations.

Sounds like a fun. Honestly, how many people have NOT been tempted to throw some scolding obatarian into an oncoming train?

[katakori]

very nice pic!

[bunchoffuckinggoofs]

I have to admit that I like the old folks better than I used to. I tend to agree with them about a lot of things as of late. It bloody scares me. They may think that I am a foreign monkey, but at least they tell the young kids to shut the fuck up from time to time. I sort of wish that I could import some of those old folks here to Vancouver where they could kick some ass. Hippies shouldn't have had kids.

[emperor]

According to Tokyo police, Odajima, a restaurant employee and resident of Tokyo's Meguro Ward, was admonished by the elderly woman around 11:30 a.m. on the Hiroo Station subway platform operated by Tokyo Metro Co.

Customer: "...excuse me miss! theres a kilo of makeup in my soup!!?"

Waitress: "please be quiet or everyone will want one!"

[Mulboyne]

She works as a bartender in Ginza. Apparently, she won a prize in a cocktail shaking competition. She says she got angry because she wasn't doing her make-up, she was using a make-up sponge to wipe away perspiration.

[Failsafe]

She works as a bartender in Ginza. Apparently, she won a prize in a cocktail shaking competition. She says she got angry because she wasn't doing her make-up, she was using a make-up sponge to wipe away perspiration.

As they say, there is no such thing as bad publicity.