Mountain goddess no like competition

[Russell]

STFU n00b...

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You seem to be in the manic phase of your cycle, innit?!?

[Coligny]

STFU n00b...

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You seem to be in the manic phase of your cycle, innit?!?

And you in full PMS...

[Russell]

STFU n00b...

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You seem to be in the manic phase of your cycle, innit?!?

And you in full PMS...

Have you got anything to say about mountain goddesses?

Because you start to become predictable...

[Coligny]

Have you got anything to say about mountain goddesses?

Nope and you're not the boss of me. So all is good with the world.

Because you start to become predictable...

1 you only notice now ?
2 it don't reduce my awesomness...
3 Shit... Ran out of wit... Ehmm... Profit !!

[Samurai_Jerk]

Bleached by Coligny...

There should be a limit to the debaucherie on this forum...

Drawing the line at "old people bragging aboot their sexcapades on the backseat of kei jidoshas" seems far enough already...

Damn. What did I miss?

Out of his sexual frustrations, Coligny bleached my post, which was highly relevant to this thread.

Seems some people were enjoying it, so here we go with a reprint.

My Missus worked in a tunnel under construction to translate between the tunneling crew from a contracted U.S. company and a Japanese construction company. That was around 1995.

Though that ancient superstition about the mountain god was mentioned, the Japanese company overrode their superstition because they were desperate to find a good enough translator so that it would at least be possible to have a decent communication (the translator before her was a guy, because of this superstition, but his English level was so insufficient that they could not guarantee the absence of dangerous misunderstandings).

No law was mentioned at the time by the Japanese company.

Aaanyway, the female mountain god was so jealous that another female was in her mountain that my Missus became pregnant, which was the end of this lucrative very well-paying job for her. As far as I know that was me having caused it in a Keijidosha at a place far away from the mountain, so one can imagine the powers of this mountain god...

That's it? I was expecting some kind of awful photo or something (that's not a request FTR).

[Russell]

Bleached by Coligny...

There should be a limit to the debaucherie on this forum...

Drawing the line at "old people bragging aboot their sexcapades on the backseat of kei jidoshas" seems far enough already...

Damn. What did I miss?

Out of his sexual frustrations, Coligny bleached my post, which was highly relevant to this thread.

Seems some people were enjoying it, so here we go with a reprint.

My Missus worked in a tunnel under construction to translate between the tunneling crew from a contracted U.S. company and a Japanese construction company. That was around 1995.

Though that ancient superstition about the mountain god was mentioned, the Japanese company overrode their superstition because they were desperate to find a good enough translator so that it would at least be possible to have a decent communication (the translator before her was a guy, because of this superstition, but his English level was so insufficient that they could not guarantee the absence of dangerous misunderstandings).

No law was mentioned at the time by the Japanese company.

Aaanyway, the female mountain god was so jealous that another female was in her mountain that my Missus became pregnant, which was the end of this lucrative very well-paying job for her. As far as I know that was me having caused it in a Keijidosha at a place far away from the mountain, so one can imagine the powers of this mountain god...

That's it? I was expecting some kind of awful photo or something (that's not a request FTR).

Yep, that's it.

Basically a point about this superstition that apparently was enshrined in law or not, depending on the situation.

[kurogane]

Yeah, I thought it was funny and rather sweet. Shame on ya for making your wife lose a good job, though!!!!

So, BOT: given that piece of solid evidence, was the journalist's rather abrupt statement justified or was it typical Oooh! Look! It's Japan!!!!! journalism? I still buy the argument that it's in there somewhere but it required more solid explanation.

[wagyl]

I don't think there has ever been doubt that the Japanese have historically been funny about women and mountains, whether in them or on them, and that "historic" can in certain communities have a meaning that includes the present. My dispute is whether it was a cause in the framing of the labour regulations or just a coincidence, and if it was in fact a cause, whether it was a principal cause sufficient to be the only factor mentioned in that article.