Another yellowed-paper chestnut from the NO FUCKING DUH! files.
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That photo is tagged as MacBook, so I guess that’s why Emily used it.
I agree, but most tourist don’t feel that way the moment they step off a nine-hour flight with multiple pieces of wheeled luggage. They, completely understandably, want to check in and ground themselves as soon as possible.
What computer is this? (Definitely not a MacBook)
The Keisei line train to Narita International Airport, Tokyo, Japan.
I wanted to post something to this effect, but I don’t know how I’m suppose to even approach the quality of your GIF.
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Peter Griffin: So THAT’S where they all go...
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1. Very nice trailer, considering what it’s for.
Woah, TIL K-Pop knows how to make Japanese City Pop throwback music.
They embody a living, breathing city. Every zig-zagging, one-lane street is there because it needed to be there. A lot of them follow the path of old rivers that dried up. So they used the ground as a footpath then eventually paved it over so automobiles could use them as well.
This is literally Idiocracy.
Missiles and personal expense accounts, duh.
Kawaii, desu~
And it just wouldn’t be Akihabara without at least one middle-aged dude dressed as Sailor Moon walking around like nothing is happening.
“Poké-dance! Poké!”
The original run of Pokémon in the 90s referenced Super Sentai. It okay seems natural to make a pop culture nod the kids of the day would appreciate.
Speaking to the current state of “things”, my first exposure to the word “incel” was here on the Kinja network, being lobbed at someone in the comments as a pejorative.
Literally two inches from having his neck snapped by that tree.