Gaijin, prease! - Page 2

そばかうどん トモキかカズト 足りないかな。 Anyway, isn't there some sort of deadly rivalry between Kansai gaijin and Hokuriku gaijin? Although, I'm sure there is some confusion with handsignals as it is difficult to form "gata" (潟）　with just ten fingers.

Will be in Tokyo in a week. I'll do my best to contribute to the Gaijin life. It figures you know that joint

.. yes, but "small & hard like a diamond".













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BTW, Tokyo. Central.

You know Rach is out of the country when he posts after 9

But hokuriku has Japanese beauty! Or do they not have those ads in Kansai. By the way I'm posting from ここ壱番屋。<3

Understand that? Gaijin? This isn't your scene. That word you called me, gaijin or something or other, what does that mean exactly? Means, turn around, keep walking.

Gyopo please.

do i count?

Got a friend named Han. Says he'll give you the red Evo if you drift against the yakuza. Don't mess up the the body kit in a bad drift, that is Han's custom work and his work is not cheap. When you're drifting in Harajuku with a half tank of Nos, don't be granny shiftin or we'll know you ain't double clutchin like ya should.

tokyo drift is on in the background right now playing with korean subtitles that I can't read fast enough.

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^ that is just a fictitious exaggeration of our world. The real thing is 1000% more intense. We gaijin have to drift against enemy yakuzi everyday in our Veilside S15 silvias, race from Yokohama to Sheeboya for pink slips, got our own underground drifter-friendly ramen shops where Ken and Gen make the best tonkotsu you ever had and outsiders aren't allowed, and we sip saki with the yamaguchi -gumi senseis at night in shinjuki, at the best cabarets. We get sushi and saki in the mornings at sukaji market and party til the sun rises in the rising sun.