Thank you for the tip, i’ll make sure to never not visit these places.

Here is my cheap ($7), and fun, Gundam model bought in Tokyo.

Younger, I worked as a Kitchen Porter (low cast in the kitchen universe). We were taught to leave the salad in agallon of water, salt (1 tbsp) and white vinegar (1 pint). This would revive the salad and kill the germs.

Just to drive the point, here in Europe, automatic cars are the exception... If you choose automatic cars for your driving licence you are not authorized to drive stick after that.

Hi Kat, here are two nice ones I took in 2012, in Tokyo.

Hi Jason,

Same case here. I started wearing a helmet to set an example for my kids, then got used to it so much that I never ride without it even for short neighborhood rides.

If you want to cut like a pro, first hold your knife like a pro.

Well it was French from it’s creation in 1909 until 1987 when the brand was bought by an Italian, Romano Artioli.

GOOD beer is cheaper and gasoline is more expensive

Some perspective from the French side. At the time, 1976, I was 7 and very proud of our little car attacking the US market. And to add more Le Car awesomeness I remember my uncle owning one of these, http://www.renault-5.net/heuliez.htm ,

Sorry Jason, but I spotted another French car between 45:04 and 45:10. It's a Traction Avant, a very significant in regards to WWII in France.

Don't you think video un-nippler is a weird job ?

I snapped these in Akihabara

To the many commenters crying out loud for the fate of this little Pony... Just change your perspective, as the car I would be proud to carry on living as a 845 hp street eater. Mighty proud should I add.

On a not obviously related note, things changed a lot in regard to the dialogs I have with my two teenage daughters when my wife told me to stop saying "I can't" and instead say "I don't want to"... The reasoning being that "I can't" is negociable (there would be a way to) whilst "I don't want to" is a non-negociable…

Thank you for this definitive definition, it's the best thing i've read in a long time :

I understand very well your point. But France being a culinary capital (Try Tokyo for THE capital) you should give it a try, you'd be surprised by the local sandwiches.

Or you can walk 3mn up the Champs Elysées to the Drugstore Publicis opened until 2AM with a beauty corner. After that you are SOL until 8 AM