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Andocrates wrote:... I was a child during the war, and posters of japanese soldiers killing babies, with blood dripping from thier teeth, were common place, and the propoganda, about thier bestiality, was incredible. Things like that remain buried in your mind.
everything else, the house on the corner with the white picket-fence, the dog named spot, the families, are career enders in this profession we attempt to play-out professionally called life
When I was 15 I made a list, I called it 'the scribe', in detail it was a list of everything single girl and every single type of girl I have ever wanted to hook-up with in my lifetime, I finished the list right before/around my 17th birthday
Rob Pongi wrote:...a guy who wanders around Tokyo in Bozo the clown shocking yellow ties and has flags of the nations taped to his head. CONSIDER THE SOURCE AND DON'T BOTHER WITH THE CONDOMS EITHER DUDE
And as for not wearing condoms, well sir, you are DEAD wrong.
However, the difference is this. The actors you named "played" Bozo the clown. Sir, you are Bozo the clown. This is a subtle but important distinction.
In fact, a friend of mine told me just the other day that he saw these foreigners dressed up in wild, colorful and wacky costumes talking to people and filming it with DV cameras in front of Ebisu station! Really, it happened. I wonder where they got that idea from?
First of all Bozo The Clown never wore ties. He was portrayed by several actors but probably the most famous "Bozo" was Willard Scott in Washington who is now the NBC Today show weatherman. Bozo was also played by Frank Avruch in Boston and Bob Bell in Chicago (who started the longest-running children's TV show still on the air, now starring Joey D'Auria).
Big Booger wrote:Dude, you don't have to dog him like that.
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