Japan

Christopher · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 8:31 am

St Nick wrote:

You mean feudal japan finished? But I want to live in a japanimation farm with doe eyed school-girls wearing suggestively short skirts washing the cows.

You can still do all those things, however thanks to modern 'progress' not all at once.

Jasujo · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 8:58 am

St Nick wrote:

But I want to live in a japanimation farm with doe eyed school-girls wearing suggestively short skirts washing the cows.

Don't we all.

I think Japan would be interesting to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there. I need my space. lol If I visited I'd probably spend a majority of my time trying to get unique ufo and capsule plush that are only sold in Japan.

Why is it no one ever watches Scooby Doo and wants to visit America?

Hippie vans and solving mysteries, ftw! ^.^

zorg · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 9:20 am

Jasujo wrote:

St Nick wrote:

But I want to live in a japanimation farm with doe eyed school-girls wearing suggestively short skirts washing the cows.

Don't we all.

I think Japan would be interesting to visit, but I wouldn't want to live there. I need my space. lol If I visited I'd probably spend a majority of my time trying to get unique ufo and capsule plush that are only sold in Japan.

Why is it no one ever watches Scooby Doo and wants to visit America?

Hippie vans and solving mysteries, ftw! ^.^

But of course, everyone watches Home & Away and Neighbours and wants to go to sunny australia where everyone is all chummy!

Then again, maybe everyone things of america as the Simpsons, nuclear powerplants and dangerous children?

(TB - Homeand away & Neighbours are australian soaps, i know they're in the UK but i dunno if they're in the US? anyone wanna clear that up for me?)

I play Mario games alot, can i please move ot america and be a Plumber? (heh, a copyright owned by the japanese) o_O

Jasujo · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 9:36 am

zorg wrote:

(TB - Homeand away & Neighbours are australian soaps, i know they're in the UK but i dunno if they're in the US? anyone wanna clear that up for me?)

I play Mario games alot, can i please move ot america and be a Plumber? (heh, a copyright owned by the japanese) o_O

I've heard of Neighbors because I believe Natalie Imbruglia (the singer of Torn) was on it. I haven't seen it or heard of the other show, though.

Of course you can come and be a plumber. As long as your pants hang low according to the plumber code, we will welcome you! :hug:

There are no cats in America and the streets are filled with cheese!

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Rachel · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 9:45 am

Jasujo wrote:

There are no cats in America and the streets are filled with cheese!

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THATS FROM FIEVAL!!! (Spelling is probably wrong)

Oh, and i want to go to harvard because thats where elle went on legally blonde!!

Carson · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 10:01 am

I secretly love Neighbours, It's time I admit to it, I get rather depressed when I miss it =:0(

Combusken BG · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 10:09 am

Jasujo wrote:

There are no cats in America and the streets are filled with cheese!

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It is from the film An American Tale.

Igg · **Posts:** 6288 **Joined:** Fri Jun 04, 2004 5:47 pm

rachel wrote:

Jasujo wrote:

There are no cats in America and the streets are filled with cheese!

(A cookie to whomever recognizes that quote.

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THATS FROM FIEVAL!!! (Spelling is probably wrong)

I LOVE THAT FILM.

Carson · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 10:56 am

Igg wrote:

rachel wrote:

Jasujo wrote:

There are no cats in America and the streets are filled with cheese!

(A cookie to whomever recognizes that quote.

)

THATS FROM FIEVAL!!! (Spelling is probably wrong)

I LOVE THAT FILM.

One of the films are one now incidentally

Rachel · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 11:55 am

Igg wrote:

rachel wrote:

Jasujo wrote:

There are no cats in America and the streets are filled with cheese!

(A cookie to whomever recognizes that quote.

)

THATS FROM FIEVAL!!! (Spelling is probably wrong)

I LOVE THAT FILM.

ME TOOOOOOOOOOO!

theonlysaneone · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 2:28 pm

St Nick wrote:

You mean feudal japan finished? But I want to live in a japanimation farm with doe eyed school-girls wearing suggestively short skirts washing the cows.

Theonleinsaneone clearly lives in the midwest and has never attempted to navigate london or tokyo by car or on foot.

Actually, I live in Houston. I've been to London, and had the misfortune of having to ride the subway everywhere I went. If that counts as a train, then yeah, I have been on a train. I hated it though, and it's part of the reason I never want to go back to London again. In fact, I hate public transportation as a whole. The other part was the food, but that's a different story.

Paul · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 3:48 pm

theonlysaneone wrote:

St Nick wrote:

You mean feudal japan finished? But I want to live in a japanimation farm with doe eyed school-girls wearing suggestively short skirts washing the cows.

Theonleinsaneone clearly lives in the midwest and has never attempted to navigate london or tokyo by car or on foot.

Actually, I live in Houston. I've been to London, and had the misfortune of having to ride the subway everywhere I went. If that counts as a train, then yeah, I have been on a train. I hated it though, and it's part of the reason I never want to go back to London again. In fact, I hate public transportation as a whole. The other part was the food, but that's a different story.

... But you never tried navigating through London on foot, which is the point. You *rode* the underground, ie, it was a better alternative than commuting by foot.

o_0 · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 5:47 pm

Paul wrote:

theonlysaneone wrote:

St Nick wrote:

You mean feudal japan finished? But I want to live in a japanimation farm with doe eyed school-girls wearing suggestively short skirts washing the cows.

Theonleinsaneone clearly lives in the midwest and has never attempted to navigate london or tokyo by car or on foot.

Actually, I live in Houston. I've been to London, and had the misfortune of having to ride the subway everywhere I went. If that counts as a train, then yeah, I have been on a train. I hated it though, and it's part of the reason I never want to go back to London again. In fact, I hate public transportation as a whole. The other part was the food, but that's a different story.

... But you never tried navigating through London on foot, which is the point. You *rode* the underground, ie, it was a better alternative than commuting by foot.

Oh, Lord, yes.

It's like, let's see:

Shall we walk miles to get to the other parts of the city?
Shall we get a taxi and pay a lot of money to get stuck in traffic for an hour?
Or shall we take the metro and pay a cheap fee and go anywhere in the city in minutes?

Most metros are very nice. I know they really made up Paris's recently (I haven't been there in a while, so I don't know if it's gotten crappy again). Madrid's are okay (although I know the ceilings are LOW lol). London's underground is nice in my opinion. o_o Better than New York City's.

Paulisacretin · **Posted:** Mon Aug 07, 2006 7:44 pm

The, uh, subway is just, you know, an underground train...

Igg · **Posts:** 6288 **Joined:** Fri Jun 04, 2004 5:47 pm

Is London Underground the only underground in the world not to have ventilated carriages? Or are there others?

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