Peccadilloes in Nippon and in Nipponese with a Quixotic Perspective. Coming at you from Yokohama, near Tokyo.
May 22, 2008
Quick! Korea ideas?
Alright, here are the pictures from the video for your blowing up picture needs, or, as we had to say in graphic design class, enlargement. We don't blow up in GD, that's for amateurs.
Oh poor little lizard with a stump. Kind of gross too.
I had a friend that lived in Pusan. She liked to go salsa dancing on weekends. But I'm guessing that's not your thing.
you HAVE to get this weird massage where they push your intestines and it really hurts and then a few hours later when you go to the toilet all sorts of weird stuff comes out that's been stuck in you for years. Like black tire stuff.
And cupping, where they heat up these cups so they suction out the bad blood on your back. I had a cold and a temperature, and after doing this I got better. Unfortunately I had marks on my back for over a week. My friend that wasn't sick did it too, and the marks disappeared right away.
Do you gamble? Neither do I, but if you hypothetically did, it's legal in Korea.
Oh poor little lizard with a stump. Kind of gross too.
ReplyDeleteI had a friend that lived in Pusan. She liked to go salsa dancing on weekends. But I'm guessing that's not your thing.
you HAVE to get this weird massage where they push your intestines and it really hurts and then a few hours later when you go to the toilet all sorts of weird stuff comes out that's been stuck in you for years. Like black tire stuff.
And cupping, where they heat up these cups so they suction out the bad blood on your back. I had a cold and a temperature, and after doing this I got better. Unfortunately I had marks on my back for over a week. My friend that wasn't sick did it too, and the marks disappeared right away.
Do you gamble? Neither do I, but if you hypothetically did, it's legal in Korea.