I was using headphones. I burst out laughing, that was the problem.

it is 21:00 on Friday! Yay! Problem is, the Super Bowl kicks off at 9am on Monday here... to call in sick or not, that is the question.

U countach this. I wouldn't...

Stop blow'in smoke up my ass, coach... wasn't that supposed to be U - G - L - Y, you ain't got no alibi?

c'mon guys I clicked this at work... the life choices we make. Do you know how quiet an office in Tokyo can be a 16:00 in the afternoon? DANG, this clip is so funny it needs a NSFW tag...

カーブ注意(beware of the curve ahead in Japanese)　and yes HKスモーカー中将 is right, the image is flipped.

カーブ注意　（beware of curve ahead) in Japanese, bu the image is flipped left to right. oops...

Really? On highways and some busy roads we have what we call オービス, the all seeing eye Orbis, which are a series of IR cameras. If you witness a red flash while driving, you're going to have a very bad day...

Kat, we have many types of speed cameras here. It's Japan, naturally the cameras are state of the art. Fortunately so are the radar and car navigation systems, which counter them!!

So many sparks... One fuel leak, and adios muchachos... Dang I feel like such an inferior driver today...

soup

pushtab my friend, this is Japan. sigh. what did you think it was, a tin can of Campbell soup?

Fukubukuro or Lucky bags are New Year traditions for ALL business in Japan. Not just for Apple stores mate. Chance of snow is high at that time of year. Especially in Hokkaido, where professional snowboarders from around the world flock to in this time of year for the best in the world white stuff.

not free... the bags cost $300...

free? the corn soup in a can was free, the goods were not, think of it as a pre-packaged black Friday sale, that always happens to be on Jan 1st.

Waiter, I'll have whatever Kamiya sensei is having.

but the baddies are already one step ahead. . .

I would probably chute my b-ladder

you just can't make these things up... man, wow.

when you hear "danger" and "don't cut" at every corner, it means the roads aren't really roads...