lunach1ck comments

“For those who don’t like natto, we’ll be there right away.”

No thanks.

Ew...

Absolutely gorgeous photo.

The place has got to be stacked floor to ceiling with garbage as well, look at the windows. I've noticed signs at train stations advertising clean-up services for people with this hoarding sickness.

He is so dreamy. <3 <3 <3 I had a huge calendar of him in my bedroom and my husband got scared one day getting out of the shower... a life-sized Kiyoshi-kun staring at him.

I could do without that SMAP song every single time they cut to commercial. The commercials are good though.

What a cool guy.

Carrie Fisher didn't show up. All the hardcore Starwoids were there in costume though.

“The towel was greenish blue, although we are not sure about its original color,” Eww! Another reason I'll never be cut out for the medical profession. Those people are angels. Imagine the stench.

Hehehe...or "Pocket Calculator" by Kraftwerk

typical of most readers in here, unfortunately.

And I suppose you're atypical, right? Just like everyone else. :-)

From the preview image, all I could see was the stage area out of focus. I wanted to make a smart comment about how horrible the photo was but all I can do is say "Awwwwwww!!" now that I can see the entire photo. What a cutie.

Most parents of babies born so close in age (in this case, born 9 months apart) experience extreme stress and sleep deprivation, but they push through the difficult times and would never harm their babies.

This is so sickening and sad.

6 times a day?! I wish I had her problem. I pray that someday this affiction she has goes away and she is able to store every ounce of food she eats. It's only fair. :-)

Hahaha NuckinFuts

I can't imagine having babies in Japan. No wonder the birth rate is so low here. Life is difficult and stressful.

I feel for those women with two or more little ones. Navigating up and down station stairs, having to carry babies, strollers, and a bag. I always offer to help carry the stroller down when I see someone in need...while masses of salarymen pass by and don't do a thing. Though, there have been times when I've offered help and the mom refused.

I was there :-) It was a blast.

Real woman, real illness.

What the heck is a gypsum board? Anything like gypsum weed? Those crazy concert-goers.

We had to be prepared for sakura season, didn't we?