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[Mulboyne]

Santa (statue) in Kobe masked to protect against swine flu....

Yamaguchi prefecture.

[IkemenTommy]

Where are the reindeer?

[2triky]

Where are the reindeer?

Here's one.

[Marked Trail]

A Christmas card that's perfect for that special Japanese ex...

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

What she did before she took drugs...
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[Screwed-down Hairdo]

Ultraman Kurisumasu...with weird background music.
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[Mulboyne]

FG member L S posted this a couple of years ago in a different thread so I thought I'd also stick it here:

[Mike Oxlong]

http://www.sketchysantas.com/

[GuyJean]

GJ

[Mike Oxlong]

[SIZE="5"]Man in Santa Claus costume sets fire to office in Saitama; assaults president[/SIZE]

A man dressed as Santa Claus broke into the office of a cleaning company in Kumagaya, Saitama Prefecture and fled Monday after attacking its president and pouring what appeared to be kerosene on the floor and setting it alight, police said Tuesday.

The fire burned about 98 square meters of the second and third floors of the three-story building in which the company, named Sanai, is housed after the incident at around 6:40 p.m. Monday.

Shoichi Arai, the 61-year-old president of the firm who was alone when the intruder burst in, suffered serious injuries with broken ribs and burns on both legs. He was quoted as saying he is unacquainted with the perpetrator.

The intruder, who kept silent during the attack, sprayed tear gas at Arai before assaulting him, the police said.

Clad in the red Santa Claus costume, the man was about 50 years old, 160-170 centimeters tall, slightly overweight and wearing glasses, according to the police, who said they are hunting for him on suspicion of arson and causing injury.

http://www.japantoday.com/category/crime/view/man-in-santa-claus-costume-sets-fire-to-office-in-saitama-assaults-president

[2triky]

[Marked Trail]

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[Mulboyne]

Please buy my DVD (see below)

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[Christoff]

ill be happy to give her a razor for xmas. I can only imagine how out of control her bush must be, something out of wild kingdom

[Taro Toporific]

It's more than 35°C in Tokyo but here's wishing you a dorky Japanese Christmas in July!


...Santa and reindeer from Japan gather in the Dyrehavsbakken amusement park, north of Copenhagen, Denmark, Monday, July 19, 2010 where many have gathered for the World Santa Claus Congress
.....via daylife.comAP Photo

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

Please buy my DVD (see below)

[YThd]DV8XwGSHFys[/YThd]

Fuck, I was cheated by the screenshot....

[Taro Toporific]

Picture-of-the-day [url=<a href='http://anonym.to/?http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news.html]Sept. 16, 2010 | TheJapanTimesOnline[/url]

[Greji]

In the next frame she swallowed it. Those pin-the-tail-on-the-dildo games are all the current rage......

[IparryU]

In the next frame she swallowed it. Those pin-the-tail-on-the-dildo games are all the current rage......

she sorta looks like Kotomi cyan from Inai Inai Baa... them jacked up teeth and pie face... after being wid wan wan for a bit, i figured she be playin pin-the-tail-on-the-dildo soon enough.

Ahhh, dont them lil' girls turn into lil' whores really quick.

[Mulboyne]

[BigInJapan]

After several years, KFC at Christmas almost seems normal.
I did a bit of sleuthing, and it seems that an FG was ultimately responsible for the KFC chicken at Christmas phenomenon.
The following is my own translation from this Japanese dining out related site:

Japanese people do not find it odd that there will be chicken on the dinner table at Christmas.
As you know, eating turkey is the norm, and eating chicken is a tradition in Japan only. KFCJ is established the campaign, "Christmas at Kentucky".

The KFCJ Christmas campaign started in 1974, and they first ran commercials with the message "Kentucky for Christmas". As it spread throughout Japan, this established the custom of eating chicken at Christmas, and not just the customs of cake and presents which were all that existed previously.

The actual origin of the Christmas campaign has been somewhat clarified.
In 1971 or 1972, apparently an FG coming into the Aoyama branch and saying, "I'm having a Christmas party, but as you cannot get turkey in Japan, we're going to do KFC (eat fried chicken) instead", was what started it all.
As many FG's frequented the Aoyama store, the store manager at the time developed the "Kentucky for Christmas" campaign, and after being a hit, it spread throughout Japan.

[IparryU]

After several years, KFC at Christmas almost seems normal.
I did a bit of sleuthing, and it seems that an FG was ultimately responsible for the KFC chicken at Christmas phenomenon.
The following is my own translation from this Japanese dining out related site:

Japanese people do not find it odd that there will be chicken on the dinner table at Christmas.
As you know, eating turkey is the norm, and eating chicken is a tradition in Japan only. KFCJ is established the campaign, "Christmas at Kentucky".

The KFCJ Christmas campaign started in 1974, and they first ran commercials with the message "Kentucky for Christmas". As it spread throughout Japan, this established the custom of eating chicken at Christmas, and not just the customs of cake and presents which were all that existed previously.

The actual origin of the Christmas campaign has been somewhat clarified.
In 1971 or 1972, apparently an FG coming into the Aoyama branch and saying, "I'm having a Christmas party, but as you cannot get turkey in Japan, we're going to do KFC (eat fried chicken) instead", was what started it all.
As many FG's frequented the Aoyama store, the store manager at the time developed the "Kentucky for Christmas" campaign, and after being a hit, it spread throughout Japan.

My inlaws asked me if I ate KFC for X-Mas and I laughed my ass off... they were pissed off cause they were serious, so I shaped up and told them that not even broke ppl would want to eat it cause it would jus be depressing...

How about importing some big ass turkeys to Japland and do it up? My inlaws took my word seriously, so Thanks Giving and X-Mas have been great for the past 4 years.

Turkey > Chicken

[Screwed Up Eyes]

It's not such a strange tradition for me to eat chicken at Christmas, having grown up Down Under, where its midsummer at Yuletide. It was only toward the late '70s/early '80s that I can remember eating turkey at Christmas...
....I wish the love hotel visit on Christmas Eve had've been a Down Under tradition, though. All we got to do was hold candles and sing Jesus songs with a bloke in a bear suit who was a mute.

[Cyka UchuuJin]

bring out the marimba ponies!

[Greji]

It's not such a strange tradition for me to eat chicken at Christmas, having grown up Down Under, where its midsummer at Yuletide. It was only toward the late '70s/early '80s that I can remember eating turkey at Christmas...
....I wish the love hotel visit on Christmas Eve had've been a Down Under tradition, though. All we got to do was hold candles and sing Jesus songs with a bloke in a bear suit who was a mute.

You forgot the six white boomers!

[Kagetsu]

As with SUE... Downunder, it's chicken as well... though thankfully not KFC... a lovely roast or Camambert Chicken breast or even Cajun chicken.
When we have lunch with another family for Christmas (Canadian) it's the only time I eat turky... I like it, hell I love it, but couldn't eat it every day.

[Mulboyne]

Jomo Rail in Gunma has decorated some of its carriages.

[Mike Oxlong]

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[Mulboyne]