Parisians rude? Never!
Jun 8th 2011, 12:25 pm
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Re: Parisians rude? Never!
In Gas Panic in Roppongi they'll very happily bend over forwards.
Jun 8th 2011, 12:26 pm
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Re: Parisians rude? Never!
Much preferred
Mind you, that's a pretty sick name for a bar in Tokyo given what happened in the subway courtesy of Aum.
I used to frequent a bar in Kobe called Fanny Smile. It should have been "Funny Smile", but they don't really have the "fu" sound in Japanese, so they thought it sounded the same. Regrettably I pointed out their mistake one night after a few too many Sapporo's, and was invited to leave.
Mind you, that's a pretty sick name for a bar in Tokyo given what happened in the subway courtesy of Aum.
I used to frequent a bar in Kobe called Fanny Smile. It should have been "Funny Smile", but they don't really have the "fu" sound in Japanese, so they thought it sounded the same. Regrettably I pointed out their mistake one night after a few too many Sapporo's, and was invited to leave.
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Jun 8th 2011, 12:29 pm
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Jun 8th 2011, 12:45 pm
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Re: Parisians rude? Never!
Much preferred
Mind you, that's a pretty sick name for a bar in Tokyo given what happened in the subway courtesy of Aum.
I used to frequent a bar in Kobe called Fanny Smile. It should have been "Funny Smile", but they don't really have the "fu" sound in Japanese, so they thought it sounded the same. Regrettably I pointed out their mistake one night after a few too many Sapporo's, and was invited to leave.
Mind you, that's a pretty sick name for a bar in Tokyo given what happened in the subway courtesy of Aum.
I used to frequent a bar in Kobe called Fanny Smile. It should have been "Funny Smile", but they don't really have the "fu" sound in Japanese, so they thought it sounded the same. Regrettably I pointed out their mistake one night after a few too many Sapporo's, and was invited to leave.
Jun 8th 2011, 1:06 pm
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Re: Parisians rude? Never!
, but you can't judge a cafe by it's name.
Jun 8th 2011, 3:34 pm
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Re: Parisians rude? Never!
Anyway, which twat started this thread? The news story is over 4 years old.
