>>52 it's just the one 45 year old alcoholic redskin posting sooks all day
>>59
I don't understand how english language puns are so prevalent in japan. From the pictures this seems like ironic commercialism so maybe it's mocking western style advertising.
>>59 There is also a Nissan museum in Yokohama, so I have 2 reasons to travel there. Several Nissans should be taken from the Nissan museum and be displayed at the unkomuseum.
>>61
Human language is too complex to explain away succinctly, but one thing I'd point out is that Japanese pop art really values the way words feel, so since it's already been being done for over a century, plundering the English dictionary is a very convenient and socially acceptable way to find a different range of expression. Even when there is a perfectly good wago/kango available, and even when the use of English doesn't make sense in English.
Ha ha! April fool's! It's just plain self-promotion.
>>74
You know, I wish I could say yes, but I just thought I was being funny.
you-talking-to-me.com
>>86
I need a reminder that it's like that every now and then. Thanks.
ttps://www.cdc.gov/cholera/pdf/posters/11_229310-J_ORS_print.pdf
Thanks for the... illustrations... CDC ಠ_ಠ
gopher://verisimilitudes.net/12017-12-30
goatse.cx
ttp://www.dictionnaires.com/verlan/definitions-4.html#u
http://www.typemoon.org/link/index.html
pouring one out for the thousands of old sites that ain't make it
>>129
Pretty cool idea there, direct linking the banners. That way, you can tell which sites are still alive.
https://files.catbox.moe/l4lmx7.jpg the girl with her tongue out does cosplay