Alas, all good things must come to an end. And so it is with this blog. Or is it? (cue suspense music)
Thursday, July 24, 2008
富士山
The title says "Mt. Fuji" because that's pretty much all this blog is about. 20 minutes of thrilling, action-packed, CGI-less adventuring. Make sure to put some support under the edge of your seat because you're going to be on it the whole time.
I do like your new entrances they are mystifying... As you can reference from my other posts, and I will reiterate, it is definitely time for a haircut. I think you should get it done by a hibachi grillmaster, I heard they are good. Also, I think you should hire someone to break in do your hand gestures for you, then it would make you seem important. Back to your hair, if you didn't have hippy hair then it wouldn't have been dirty from climbing the mountain. That thing is probably a magnet for dirt and small children. What do you think you would have done if Mt. Fuji erupted? I would have tried to one up Jesus and walk across the magma.
Hi Kurt, First time commenter, long-time listener-ish. I had a serious question earlier in the months but I forgot so I am left with this ridiculous one. In America, the American IT and computer technicians tend to find a common interest in the Japanimations. I was wondering if this goes both ways in Japan. Are there a social group of individuals that have a remarkable interest in Americanimation like Nickelodeon cartoons, Looney Toons, or the Marvel/DC comics?
Ok... So I love watching your videos but have yet to have an interesting question. Mike and I noticed on a tv episode that these girls just fawned over Japanese candies. What is up with that? Is this candy aphrodisiac-like or have some super ingredient?
This profile is a little out-dated.
I graduated from the University of Cincinnati. I did have a co-op in Japan. The main purpose of my blog is to let people know how I'm doing. Maybe Frommer's will see this and hire me to do this all over the world...
Disclaimer: The views in this blog are the author's alone and do not express the views of the University of Cincinnati or his employer. Nor are they meant to disrespect the Japanese in any way. They are merely his views of what is happening.
If you expect hateful statements, you will be severely disappointed because I rather like Japan.
3 comments:
I do like your new entrances they are mystifying... As you can reference from my other posts, and I will reiterate, it is definitely time for a haircut. I think you should get it done by a hibachi grillmaster, I heard they are good. Also, I think you should hire someone to break in do your hand gestures for you, then it would make you seem important. Back to your hair, if you didn't have hippy hair then it wouldn't have been dirty from climbing the mountain. That thing is probably a magnet for dirt and small children. What do you think you would have done if Mt. Fuji erupted? I would have tried to one up Jesus and walk across the magma.
Hi Kurt, First time commenter, long-time listener-ish. I had a serious question earlier in the months but I forgot so I am left with this ridiculous one. In America, the American IT and computer technicians tend to find a common interest in the Japanimations. I was wondering if this goes both ways in Japan. Are there a social group of individuals that have a remarkable interest in Americanimation like Nickelodeon cartoons, Looney Toons, or the Marvel/DC comics?
Ok... So I love watching your videos but have yet to have an interesting question. Mike and I noticed on a tv episode that these girls just fawned over Japanese candies. What is up with that? Is this candy aphrodisiac-like or have some super ingredient?
Is there any way we can get some?
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