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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
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`hello`
repunzal,repunzal let down ya hair so i can climb up and get into ya underwear.
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Welcome! Must be a pretty cool experience living in Japan, I've always wanted to go there.
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Japanese has three alphabets/scripts.
I scratched the surface with one (katakana) and that was hard enough.
fc used vending machines a lot
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Really ?
Damn, I've been trying to register with a couple of sites in Japan for years but keep falling over.
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You can always practice ya japanese trying to read this
http://adifans-net.blogspot.com/search?u...results=50
It's not the size of the feet!!it's the amount of quality on em
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Pure, the college where I was taught Japansese at would not let me speak any English from the moment I walked through the door.
Came in handy when I started dating one of my teachers though.
fc was single then
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Minty - lived here for 5 years so far. No plans to leave at the moment.
Samo - I'd never say I'm fluent in any language except English. There's always new things to learn. I'm not bad though.
flyingcod - Yeah, Japanese has three alphabets/scripts, but every language has stuff that's difficult. There's lots of stuff in English that is completely illogical and sends foreigners learning English round the bend. I don't think any language is any harder than another (if you're trying to learn it well).
pokey27 - that's (traditional) Chinese mate. Some of the characters are also used in Japanese. Back to flyingcod's point about Japanese having 3 character sets, it's an advantage vs. Chinese cos you can write things phonetically in Japanese (for example companies/products/people's names). But in Chinese it's all kanji characters, so, for example when you watch Man U on Chinese TV someone somewhere has had to decide what characters to use to represent "Manchester United". Whereas in Japanese they just spell out "Manchester United" by sounds. Does that make sense?
P.S. How much to SS Bronx usually edition go for?
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Welcome sir, all your monies belongz to adidas now!
Funny you saying about the Berlins, those and the Londons were pretty much the only ones in the whole anniversary series that I thought were gash!
Anyway, good to have you on board, hope we can help get more supes!
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Welcome Dan! You very well may be our 1st member from Japan...at least in recent memory.
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Pure, you've lost me on that one!
fc
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