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Ello from Kyoto
#11

Quite impressive, (Nihon ni ikitai, if i remember my basic jap correctly) looks like we finally got a member who can show us what the Jap's get out there, the only thing is that we're all on western times (minus steve O and wherever the hell Cracky claims to be from) as far as i know so we'll only catch you in the early hours but i hope to see you around the boards thumbright

Welcome! Very Happy

My friends call me Hadouken! Cause im down, right, fierce!
#12

^ I'm from Sao tome e principe, honest guvnor Wink

all day i dream and shine.
#13

^ What? Are you hiding from the law there Cracky? Laughing

My friends call me Hadouken! Cause im down, right, fierce!
#14

Hello and welcome. Looks like your going to be a good source of info on here.


(05-07-09, 01:34 PM)cracky Wrote:  ^ I'm from Sao tome e principe, honest guvnor Wink

cracky I didnt know that place was near Armley Gy. U been out too much on chappel town rd.
#15

Nice intro. Japan sounds great, how long have you lived there?

Welcome!
#16

Greetings!

Welcome, been to Japan before, took me ages to find the Tokyo Originals shop, bit of an anticlimax, but enjoy the site, don't worry about which ones you like.

It ain't a race, you like the best kicks anyway!

fc

'All sins tend to be addictive and the terminal point of addiction is damnation.' - W H Auden




#17

`hello`

repunzal,repunzal let down ya hair so i can climb up and get into ya underwear.
#18

Welcome! Must be a pretty cool experience living in Japan, I've always wanted to go there.
#19

Hello and welcome. Are you fluent in Japanese? Was it hard to learn?
I've always wanted to go to Japan too, I just never seem to be able to rake up the cash!

"SSDB does not condone or promote wack behaviour"
#20

Japanese has three alphabets/scripts. Shocked

I scratched the surface with one (katakana) and that was hard enough.

fc used vending machines a lot

'All sins tend to be addictive and the terminal point of addiction is damnation.' - W H Auden




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