The Random posts of Doom thread!

[noexcusepunk]

No I'll tell you whats cruel!

Ganguro Girls:

[Ajikage]

No I'll tell you whats cruel!

Ganguro Girls:

Ugh... That is cruel.

[zatrox]

Yes, but this bickering is embarrassing.
How am I supposed to get you poor orphans into a good home when all the clients hear is fighting?!

I guess if it comes down to it, you can sell them on ebay.

For how much? I'm planning to go to Haiti and collect a few for sale

No I'll tell you whats cruel!

Ganguro Girls:

KILL IT WITH FIRE

[Solice]

No I'll tell you whats cruel!

Ganguro Girls:

I don't think I understand what I'm looking at. Why are they wearing eye... er.. brightener? or is this one of those partial picture negative thingies?

[odinfan]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganguro

[noexcusepunk]

No I'll tell you whats cruel!

Ganguro Girls:

I don't think I understand what I'm looking at. Why are they wearing eye... er.. brightener? or is this one of those partial picture negative thingies?

This Might help:

Bleach blonde hair, fake eyelashes, brightly-colored mini skirts and copious amounts of bracelets, rings and necklaces. No, we aren't in Hollywood, we're in Japan, and it's the Ganguro fashion.

Peaking in popularity in Tokyo in 2000, young girls in their teens and 20's attempt to escape the constraint of Japanese society with heavy black eyeliner, white lipstick, facial gems and platform shoes.

In attempts to achieve individuality and self expression young girls sport deep tans to contradict the traditional ideal of feminine beauty.

Here's another example of this hilarious Japanese fasion:

[zatrox]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganguro

I'm shocked. Speechless. Humanity will end soon...

[Solice]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganguro

I'm shocked. Speechless. Humanity will end soon...

ITS ALL OVER *jumps out the nearest window*

[zatrox]

ITS ALL OVER *jumps out the nearest window*

PER...SO...NA! *BOOM!*

[noexcusepunk]

*tv announcer voice*
Want to give your man that Rei Ayanami feeling?
Tired of plain old boring clothes?
Try out the Kegadoru Fashion!

Why get injured when you get spurned when you can have injuries give you what you want without the hurting part!

They look as if they are seriously injured, but they're not. These women aren't seeking medical attention, they are dressed in this way to attract men with this fetish style known as Kegadoru, which translates to 'Injured Idols'. Young Japanese girls seductively cover their bodies in bandages, with head-wraps and eye patches on the streets of Akihabara where they regularly receive compliments from men about how cute they look. White bandages represent virginity and chastity while black bandages represent wickedness.

[Ajikage]

Oh hey, nice teddy bear avie, it's the perfect size too, I think I'll take it if you don't mind.

Learning good habits, I see.

Hey, don't group me in with you! I've only done this once.

You grouped yourself in with me!

No I didn't! I said once! You've done it probably dozens of times!

I bet you've done it tons of times without admitting it. Especially since you picked something as stupid as that bear. Diamonds all around, for you.

Um, can both of you shut up?

Hey, he started it....

Whether that's true or not, I can't really prove, but this is my response to rest of the nonsense you spout, courtesy of whoever made it. Click to view.

[zatrox]

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[Solice]

Wow, that's... weird.

[Ajikage]

I don't like profanity, but that's somewhat of a rather fitting response.

Hahahaha!!

[noexcusepunk]

Seriously... With this, I think the world really is insane...