Tilt-shift sumo wrestling. Frickin’ awesome – The Japanese Tradition: SUMO:
(thx @skinofstars)
Tilt-shift sumo wrestling. Frickin’ awesome – The Japanese Tradition: SUMO:
(thx @skinofstars)
Just look at this awesome Japanese ‘Ramen Fork’ – via Topless Robot
Is this advertising? I mean, really? – Japanese McDonalds commercial
“Experiences of the Anomalous” – the exhibition of two Japanese artists, which offer two different approaches to production of the Strangeness. Tetsuya Satoh and Macoto Murayama – following their own methods – turn the experience of daily things into something unusual or even frightening. Tetsuya “implants” in banal city landscapes metal figures, which reflect the surrounding landscape. Murayama creates “Inorganic Flora” presenting the images of different plants in the way they look like highly technical devices with electro-mechanical content. “Experiences of the Anomalous” offers to the viewers another look on usual things triggering their own experiments with turning ordinary things and landscapes into oddities.
Basically always pay for women
Help women carrying heavy items
Show off my skills when girls are watching me play sports
Basically always pay for subordinates/juniors
Sing ballads at karaoke
Stare into the distance
Stock up on trivia from everyday things then show off my knowledge
Undo the top two buttons of shirts
Comb my fringe diagonally
Idly loosen a tight tie
Give my coat to a crying girl
Pay by credit card all in one installment
Put my arm on the passenger seat when reversing
Boast about having been a bad boy in the past
Walk with a click-clack sound from my shoe
(Sample size=524, men)