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[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Genkai [/i] [B]Anyway, nudit, but no pubic hair? So they just..shaved? Sorry.. Anyway, lots oe perverts, and they're much more focused on younger, 11-16 aged girls. Yeah... [/B][/QUOTE] Pictures of the vagina/penis must be censored - both in film and print. T&A is fine apparently.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by lea2385 [/i] [B]my friend from japan said that they still take off their shoes when they enter any home... someday, i want to live there (america scares me... X_+ ) [/B][/QUOTE] Um yeah, the shoe thing is still big over there. It's not just some thing from history, lol, it's still very prevelant in Japanese society. They are very particular on the whole shoe deal. Don't try wearing sneakers in the hotel, oh no, that's a punishable offense. You have to wear the way-too-small sandals provided in your room. Anyway, I don't know why you'd want to live in Japan, the economy's really going down in recent years.

I just say I'm Wiccan so people think I'm cool and individualistic.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Ooder [/i] [B]thanks everyone. I wanted to make a little black border too but i changed the layer type so i think itll be really hard to do it. Any suggestions? Experts? Tips? [/B][/QUOTE] You could duplicate the layer with the text on it, and just make it a normal layer. Then stroke the text as usual.

Wow, that's really great. But there's one slight problem: un-bordered text. When there's no border and text, it just looks so incomplete to me. A thin, probably black border around the text would make this wallpaper absolutely perfect. But until then it's driving me nuts heh.

I know what you mean. My first pick for a screenname was "SSJ4goku3724023", but some jerk already had it. So I settled on this.

If you want independence, then find a job. This isn't calculus.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by lea2385 [/i] [B]hmm...then, what does baka mean? i heard that japan has a super super low rate of sexual assult....is that true? [/B][/QUOTE] It's kind of hard to translate "baka"... but it's kind of like a name you'd call someone to insult their intelligence. Some people like to translate it as "idiot", but even children use that word freely. "baka" is stronger than "idiot" I think. I'd think Japan would have kind of a high rate to be honest. They even separate trains for women because they'd so often be groped on crowded trains. Heck, I've even heard of vending machines for panties... plus numerous cases of people who steal women's undergarments. I could understand "low rate of [i]reported[/i] sexual assault" though.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by lea2385 [/i] [B]what does gakuto mean? [/B][/QUOTE] It's not a word, it's a celebrity. He was being sarcastic (or at least I hope...)

I only have DRUGWAR.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Fate [/i] [B]Just don't call anyone "baka." [/B][/QUOTE] Now there's some great advice. I can't remember how many times in Japan I was tempted to just call people "baka" for absolutely no reason. I mean the situation just arises SO OFTEN and all. Actually, I don't really have any advice. Just make sure to visit some smaller towns too - not just tourist cities like Kyoto and Tokyo. For example, I was in Wakayama for awhile, and it was really great. You get lots of people who stare, point, laugh, and wave at you. Some of the littler kids will even come up to you to give you a warm "hallo". I never got any of that in the bigger cities with lots of non-natives, so I think you're kind of missing out on the whole gaijin experience there. Oh, and don't be afraid to just talk to people if it seems like they've noticed you. Even if you don't know Japanese, they are more than ready to give you some basic English. All of them, even if they say they aren't good. I only ran into one person while in Japan who just couldn't speak any... so they're rare. But anyway, you can get in some fun conversations with these type of people. It's really a great way to enjoy the country. One last thing, make sure to drive down the one lane, two way country roads. Hah.

There are places to learn HTML and PHP all over the internet. [url]http://www.google.com[/url] Have at it. Anyway, my suggestion would be that, when making a comment, line breaks are automatically created with enter. As of now you have to use the paragraph HTML tag to make line breaks in comments... pressing will do nothing. It can be troublesome.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by BabyGirl [/i] [B]Agh, wrist cutter, I just realized that your desktop picture is grossly underexposed. AHHHG. I hope you didn't take it because then I would have just offended you terribly...my apologies if you did. Studying photography has obviously given me the most severely critical eye when it comes to looking at photos... [/B][/QUOTE] I know what you mean. And no I didn't take it, so no problems there. If you'd like to remedy the situation and take a better picture of a snowy scene, I'd use it... well if I like it as much as this one anyway. It was the content of the picture moreso than the quality that drew me in (but I'm sure that was obvious).

Just how many times is this going to be brought up? I mean honestly. The same exact things are said every other week this thread comes up. It's always "there's no such thing as normal", "normal is just what the media wants you to believe", "I'm too cool to be normal" blah blah blah... we've seen the same statements made over and over and over again. Nothing has changed. I don't know why you people keep bringing this topic back up.

HAH. Screw attachments. Now you HAVE to look at it. HAHAHA. I love snow. We just never get any here. Ah, my desktop depresses me ^_^ [img]http://necrophilia.nu/haruka/desktop.jpg[/img]

Did you hear about the two satellites that got married? ...the wedding was bad, but the reception was great.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Hataki Vash [/i] [B]I am really nervous though and I hope some other OBer's are out there on the same page as I am. [/B][/QUOTE] Do you realize what you've just said?

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Zanarkand Abes [/i] [B]I mean it was probably just a way to boost ratings with parents after last weeks controversial eppisode. I mean my mom was pissed that they let it go that far, and almost banned my sister from further watching it.[/B][/QUOTE] What happened that was so bad?

Apparently you don't remember what it was like to be a kid. Because life really is simple when you're only 5 or 6 or 7 or something. The worst thing that ever happens is you fall and scrape your knee.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Harry [/i] [B]Also, :rolleyes: [/B][/QUOTE] Now I don't know what country you're living in, but generally when someone rolls their eyes, it indicates MORE SARCASM. Ugh. And you two are giving advice to people about relationships.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by ssjBrolli [/i] [B]Listen Harry if there wasnt a man or a woman for every man or woman. if there wasnt the life itself wouldnt exist [/B][/QUOTE] *beats you to death with a stick* SARCASM. DO YOU NOT GET IT??? I don't know how many times I need to beat you over the head with this to make you get that what he said was a JOKE. It was not SERIOUS. Is English like a second or third language for you or something? It was so amazingly obvious in his original post, and you still don't get it after we've explained it like 3 times.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Charlie Levoy [/i] [B]No I'm seriouse his post makes no sense. Read it. [/B][/QUOTE] Yeah, I did, which is why I was telling you he was being sarcastic. He's making fun of the fact that stardust is making a big deal out of breaking up with her boyfriend by SARCASTICALLY saying "don't forget there are no men out there"... because obviously there are... he's just saying it to point out how she's making a big deal out of nothing.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by ssjBrolli [/i] [B]I'm sorry Harry but I'm not sure on what you just said. If you could be ever so kind as in telling me please? [/B][/QUOTE] [QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Charlie Levoy [/i] [B]uhh...what exactly did you say Harry? Cause your post makes no sence right now.[/B][/QUOTE] He's being sarcastic.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Spikey [/i] [B]I think he said Choushi dou was a way to ask How are you.[/B][/QUOTE] To be honest I don't think I've ever asked anyone "how are you?" heh. It seems like it would be a common thing, but I don't ever really remember it coming up. For a long time, I thought the standard "how are you" was "?¨?°?ñ?«?Å?·?©", but I believe that's more of a "how are you doing now", as if you haven't seen the person in quite a long time. It may very well be ?¿?å?¤?µ?Ç?¤, I assume Metatron knows what he's talking about a bit more than I do heh. >>>EDIT: Yep. I took a quick look around some random Japanese websites, it looks like they mostly use this term when asking "how are you?" As for your initial "?¢?©?ª?Å?·?©", I think that means more like "how is it?". As if you were buying some clothes, and you showed them to a friend, kind of like "so what do you think of this?". I could be wrong though.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by cesar906 [/i] [B]hEY gOOD CHARLOTTE IS ONE OF THE BEST BANDS i CAN RELATE THEY ARE VERY COOL SPECIALLY THEIR SON THE ANTHEM [/B][/QUOTE] i AGREE tHEY ARE COOL sHOW SUM RESPECT tHEIR LYRICS ARE REALY DEEP