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haha yeah thats true, like if you’re in a communal bathroom and someone walks in you have to say “excuse me for already being here” and weird stuff like that
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Most cultures establish rules of proper behavior; however, there is a long history of civilizations practicing their civilized behavior only within their own populations.
For example, the story of Sodom and Gomorrah is mostly about treating visitors properly, instead of any "sins" the people of these cities were perpetrating on themselves. In fact, the story of Sodom and Gomorrah doesn't even mention the sins of the cities, except for their rude treatment of Lott's guests.
The story of the Samaritan is also of this ilk.
The Japanese were cruel to the people of their conquered lands simply because they weren't Japanese. Even more than that, the Japanese had been taught that the peoples they conquered were "lower" than them, which increased the acceptance of their cruel behavior.
This is to say, in every war, every culture has shown its ugly side. Even when not during a war, outsiders can be treated poorly. It is only in the last century that countries (particularly the North American and European countries) have endeavored to keep their soldiers "civil".
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your phone message. Been busy with sick kiddos. Enjoy your little one.
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OMGOMGOMG I totally forgot Patrick Dempsey’s character’s name in this was Cas. And he was in a threesome with Jensen’s character. Oh, pretty please can that be some sort of foreshadowing?
although i disagree this video is shit… but, yeah, should put n82~ hehe
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we couldn't get past the puzzle where we had to write in japanese :/ still, the first two puzzles are fantastic
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Kokeshi dolls are simply shaped, wooden dolls from Northern Honshu, which originated as souvenirs distributed at hot spring resorts during the Edo Period. Kokeshi dolls have neither arms nor legs, but a large head and a cylindrical body
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I am sure that you many not familiar with Momoka Eri, a Japanese idol who for an obscure reason seems to be somehow popular in Japan. Famous for its vulgar Shibuya Style Momoka Eri is not the “ambassador” of Fujitsu in Japan with a limited “Momoeri” Biblo Loox M paint in pink with “Love” shape [...]
Hi Kevin, It was certainly a fun day and a delight to see my gals enjoying their kimono experience. I hope that we get a chance to return to Kyoto again soon.
if you have a large dressing gown use that as a pattern but add long rectanguler pieces to the ends of the sleeves, make a deep sash to wrap around middle, to be honest i would try charity shops and look for bright flowery silky style dressing gowns and add extra fabrics to suit if you were nearer to where i live i would help!!
Would they be Hakata dolls? or Hagoita dolls? These are the only 'H' dolls that I can think of.