I dunno, I felt that once you’ve got the hang of most of the radicals, it’s no problem.

You know, I’ve never understood the appeal of Twinkies. Little Debbie cakes, on the other hand... *does that mwah thing with his fingers*

Most of the grocery stores around here sell it as individual bottles and six packs. Sams Club sells a case of 24.

I’d be down with that.

I’m fairly certain that would be the first time a ban has been placed on a prior method of transportation. It is still legal to travel on a road by foot, horse, horse and carriage, bicycle, motorcycle, velocipede, and motorcar alike.

I wonder if I can a good trade-in value on my Miata for one.

Judging from the number of people I see tricking out their Malibus or Camrys like they’re sports cars, I don’t see how that’s a problem.

My brother noticed this over the weekend. It was almost as good as noticing “not Hagrid” in the first Harry Potter movie.

Have a star because I love that book.

I love March Comes In Like a Lion. The OP is great; I never skip it. I like Yuki’s unique voice.

I love that song. I hope this helps more people discover あっこゴリラ.

It’s amusing once you learn some Japanese. I chuckled a bit on the running one when someone pondered if he was running to the toilet.

Eh, you could probably just swap it out for a normal head unit. I don’t believe it’s critical to the operation of the vehicle as they do offer the sport without the screen.

That rooftop apartment looks like where Shinada Tatsuo from Yakuza 5 lives.

For every new Miata you don’t buy, I’ll buy three two one the one I already bought.

Oh my. My first car was a ‘91 Escort. If I ever find a GT in great shape, I’ll buy the hell out of it.

I have one. It’s currently half-filled with boxes of documents and junk. :( I just shuffle stuff around when I want to hook up the racing wheel, dance mat, etc. It’s depressing.

I agree. The team names should also be a little less silly if they want to convey that “pro” atmosphere.

It is different. Most places in Japan are safe as shit, day or night, in terms of violent crime.