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Please explain this picture to me - Japanese man - what is he doing?
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Also, Pre-Meiji Japanese is damn near illegible.Originally Posted by ratboycom
Tell me about it!
I was going to say perhaps he was the original arms dealer...
But I really am curious! We need a Japanese historian to decode this mystery...
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Also, Pre-Meiji Japanese is damn near illegible.Originally Posted by ratboycom
Ah, it's a good thing I'm an expert in that. You see, the text explains that this gentleman was the first to come up with the concept of the Realdoll (NSFW), though naturally they didn't call it that back then (the /l/ sounds would have been problematic anyway). Since synthetics were not then what they are now, these dolls had to be fashioned from wax. Of course, wax is soft and melts easily, so each doll came with a set of backup limbs. Additional vaginas were extra.
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What is half of hapa?
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What is half of hapa?Originally Posted by CunningSmeagol
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In undergrad I signed up for this really cool class called like Japanese Medieval History thinking it would be about samurai battles and stuff. And maybe ninjas.Originally Posted by crazyquik
It wasn't.
I dropped it.
The End.
It's good keeping your hope up,
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