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What the hell? Hahahah jeezus it's just a fad, ya fuckin arrogant tool. No one said that America was going to hell because we all started buying vintage tees or some shit. :lol:Sceptics here say Japan's pursuit of cute is a sign of an infantile mentality and worry that Japanese culture - historically praised for exquisite understatement as sparse rock gardens and woodblock prints - may be headed toward doom.
^ The new geishas. :3Hideki Kojima, 38, a garbage collector, is such a believer in cute he patronises a "maid cafe," one of several that have sprung up in Tokyo, where waitresses in maid outfits greet customers by squeaking: "Welcome home, master."
The cafe serves food and allows customers to take photos and play games with the maids. Kojima sometimes goes there three times a day, dropping as much as Y10,000 ($A117) a visit for a chance to gawk at the maids. Prostitution and other sexual favours are strictly off-limits.
"We perceive the huge structures as miniature because of the blurring created by Barbieri's overly shallow focus.." That's freakin awesome right there.Originally posted by Bloodlessr@Jun 18 2006, 06:58 PM
Ya I thought it went alittle overboard too.
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that's what i was going to say...Originally posted by dascoot@Jun 18 2006, 07:00 PM
^ The new geishas. :3Hideki Kojima, 38, a garbage collector, is such a believer in cute he patronises a "maid cafe," one of several that have sprung up in Tokyo, where waitresses in maid outfits greet customers by squeaking: "Welcome home, master."
The cafe serves food and allows customers to take photos and play games with the maids. Kojima sometimes goes there three times a day, dropping as much as Y10,000 ($A117) a visit for a chance to gawk at the maids. Prostitution and other sexual favours are strictly off-limits.