Random Gaijin Video of the Day

[Coligny]

as long as i observed her from her instagram,
her face and the upper half of the body is beautiful but her butt and upper legs are too huge and thick as is often seen among white women.

Her instagram link does not work here, but judging from another video I am a bit disappointed that her tights and butt are actually not that big. Bummer.

I think Take's just insecure how scrawny his gari gari figure would look compared to a woman that isn't anorexic status skinny.

I think, yet again, Tacky's just making stuff up or parroting made up stuff he has found. Never known someone as pathologically inaccurate as him.

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[Screwed-down Hairdo]

¿Qué?

[matsuki]

No bueno senor

[omae mona]

dakara dakara dakara!

[Takechanpoo]

we japanese cant expect him to be influential because hes neither pure angro-saxon white nor at least german.
its unfortunate.
but would appreciate his effort at least.

[Coligny]

we japanese ...

Nope... if everybody else in this shithole was as stupid as youz even trains would not be able to run on time despite being the staple of any proper nukabanana dictatorship...

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

...angro-saxon...

I'm not sure whether this is a witty play on words to mock the general wrath of the English-speaking world or the results of a decade or more of intensive study in the Japanese education system.

[Takechanpoo]

[Takechanpoo]

[Takechanpoo]

most of them do not look japanese ancestry at all, though.

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

most of them do not look japanese ancestry at all, though.

Seems like a pretty successful case of community integration if the only complaint of the locals is "they don't separate their rubbish," "they're loud" and "they might have torched the uyoku van."
Certainly seems the Homis are a a more harmonious example of ghettos than those you find in the First World.
I reckon Japan has done pretty well, to be honest, considering the face of the cuntry has changed significantly.

[matsuki]

most of them do not look japanese ancestry at all, though.

Seems like a pretty successful case of community integration if the only complaint of the locals is "they don't separate their rubbish," "they're loud" and "they might have torched the uyoku van."
Certainly seems the Homis are a a more harmonious example of ghettos than those you find in the First World.
I reckon Japan has done pretty well, to be honest, considering the face of the cuntry has changed significantly.

THIS....and I'm guessing they don't have as many problems with the Uyoku's after than van went up in flames

[Coligny]

There's still Braziliuns in Aichi ?
Cause... most of the import food shops have shuttered down...

And it sucks... a lot... especially those that had a fresh bakery...

[Grumpy Gramps]

I only know one import shop around here Nagoya (ouside of Amazon that is). And for a good bakery, we have to drive halfway across the city. Makes more sense to bake bread ourselves.

[Mike Oxlong]

Roving Vans in Japan Provide Mobile Banking, Food From Home for Brazilian Community

Japan's nearly 200,000-strong Brazilian immigrant community live in pockets scattered across the middle of the country, clustered around auto parts factories or warehouses where they have jobs.

To reach them, Brazilian companies have adopted mobile businesses, sending vans around the countryside selling traditional pastries, Portuguese language magazines and other goods from home.

Perhaps most visible are the blue and yellow vans from state-owned Banco do Brasil, which often park near the local Brazilian supermarket in the towns they visit.

"I can do my banking and shopping together on my day off," said 30-year-old Kaline Lissa Kaneko, who works at a windshield wiper factory in Oizumi, in central Gunma prefecture.

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Many Brazilian immigrants - nearly all of whom are descendants of Japanese who moved to Brazil decades ago - have accounts at the bank so find it easier and often cheaper to send money home rather than opening a new account at a Japanese bank or going through an online service.

Japan saw a big influx of Brazilian immigrants after it revised immigration laws in 1990 to encourage second- and third-generation descendants of Japanese emigrants to Brazil and their family members to work here. They peaked at over 313,000 in 2007 before Japan offered them incentives to repatriate after the global financial crisis, and fell to under 174,000 in 2015.

Their numbers are now bouncing back, helped by higher-paying jobs amid a worker shortage in Japan. They qualify for special descendent visas that allow them to work full-time, and their numbers could rise further if Japan extends the qualifications to include fourth-generation Japanese descendants.

Most workers are paid by the hour and do not want to lose time on weekdays to do their banking during traditional banking hours.

"It is very important for the community to have a easy access to this type of service, especially on weekends or holidays," said Lilian Terumi Hatano, an associate professor of sociology at Kindai University in Osaka and the daughter of Japanese immigrants to Brazil.

Japan is Banco do Brasil's biggest retail market outside Brazil. After paring back its traditional brick-and-mortar branches in the country from seven to three, a mobile banking service made sense for the company.

Such itinerant banking services are common in developing countries but rare in Japan and other wealthier countries.

Roving vehicles offering Brazilian merchandise have served Japan for decades, Hatano said, selling pastels, a traditional fried pastry with assorted fillings, as well as imported food and magazines.

"Our community is not concentrated geographically," said Marco Farani, a consul-general of Brazil in Tokyo, so such roving services "are an effective and convenient way of reaching out the Brazilian community in Japan."

https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2017/06 ... banks.html

[Takechanpoo]

if the only complaint of the locals is "they don't separate their rubbish," "they're loud" and "they might have torched the uyoku van."

being loud is a huge problem, regardless of whether its daytime or midnight, here in this cramped island, as you gaijin dudes do know.
its one of the main reasons which makes the local japanese think "gaijin, go home! "

[Coligny]

if the only complaint of the locals is "they don't separate their rubbish," "they're loud" and "they might have torched the uyoku van."

being loud is a huge problem, regardless of whether its daytime or midnight, here in this cramped island, as you gaijin dudes do know.
its one of the main reasons which makes the local japanese think "gaijin, go home! "

Yeah... because "bosozoku go home" won't pass the reality distortion field test. But... hey you found a minute irrelevant detail that give you a plateform to sound like a reference on japanese social protocols...

Is it really racism when the people saying this are too stupid to understand anything aboot what's in front of them ?
I mean WHO FUCKING TIE THE SHOES OF ALL THESE PEOPLE FOR THEM IN THE MORNING ?

[matsuki]

if the only complaint of the locals is "they don't separate their rubbish," "they're loud" and "they might have torched the uyoku van."

being loud is a huge problem, regardless of whether its daytime or midnight, here in this cramped island, as you gaijin dudes do know.
its one of the main reasons which makes the local japanese think "gaijin, go home! "

Yet another reason why insulation in homes is not "only for where it snows."

If noise from the next neighborhood over is a problem in your busted shack of a home, how about you ECO your home with some proper insulation before you complain.

[Mike Oxlong]

[Takechanpoo]

[Mike Oxlong]

[Takechanpoo]

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sung by Kent Derricott, who was one of representative gaijin tarentos along with Kent Gilbert and Chuck Wilson in 80s j-tv.

[J.A.F.O]

pure angro-saxon white nor at least german

Aren't the Saxons and Germans generally the same thing?

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

pure angro-saxon white nor at least german

Aren't the Saxons and Germans generally the same thing?

Only in the British royal family

[Mike Oxlong]

[Takechanpoo]

[Taro Toporific]

FAS-chan was previously mentioned in:
fuckedgaijin.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=31421&p=388755

[matsuki]

Is this some kind of Canadian "make ISIS cringe" campaign?

[Coligny]

:keyboardcoffee:

FAS-chan was previously mentioned in:
fuckedgaijin.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=31421&p=388755

It's foetal alcohol poisonning gurl aka foetushead... she begs so muchfor attention that I'm surprised we didn't find any video of her shooting darts with her vajayjay...

[Coligny]

Slow news day so: japan is safe!

And all those crimes are comitted by durty fureigners... that's why japanese jails are filled 99% by fureigners and the 1% japanese inmates are there because they were framed by foreigners.

Welcome to the shortbus. Enjoy licking your Windows, toilet water and crayons will be served for lunch soon...