Crying Girl Fetish?
This is a new video in Japan which features several girls crying. Is this where the new sexual fetish is turning to? Check out the vid after the jump.
This is a new video in Japan which features several girls crying. Is this where the new sexual fetish is turning to? Check out the vid after the jump.

A new way of recycling? Could this be considered ‘Green’? Apparently there is a company in Japan that can take 3 pairs of jeans and turn it into a small sofa for you. The price? about $400. Recycling surely is expensive. :p
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Expensive and who da hell wants to sit on my smelly old worn out jeans?
These japanese just have too much time.
This is so stylish, I’m thinking about recycling some old pants to make furniture covers. Wouldn’t corduroy be cute?
this is cool stylish and good furniture cover but color is some old plz u change u r color than showw very very cool
good furniture, cool stylish.
The Japanese have way too much time on their hands. They just came out w/ jeans that have the underwear sown on the inside. Pure insanity!
I have used this, jeans sofa is very comfortable to use specially in cold countries like UK & US
hello – i would buy it.
I agree w/ Russian – it is cool…something I would pick up. Glad I ran across this. Not here in the US yet though.
that one’s a cool piece of sofa. It’s rare to see things like that. Thanks.
waaaw , its a cool sofa
And what about jeans bedroom, when all the items of furniture look like they are made up of denim? I like the eoriginality of this idea!
Here are some pics of the McDonalds items. Some of them look so tasty. teriyaki burger? hmmm.
wow!! how cool!! better then the u.s.!
Yum. Is that Melon Bread I see? :O
A few years ago (late ‘06ish?) they had the Pita-mac…it was a pita with tandoori chicken and stuff. It was pretty good
why don’t all McDonald’s stores look this good!
In Ukraine it looks not so cool, and that food usually not that cheap as it may seems.
better than u.s,i was last month there and the concept was nice
The origin of McDonald’s is American – take it or leave it:)
Ousama Monogatari (King Story) casts the player as a boy named Corobo Bread who, thanks to a magical crown, becomes the king of a growing, obedient village.
Villagers follow you around and follow your orders; as you gather more villagers, you have the ability to issue more orders, and you can add more buildings and amenities to your village. Your villagers must also fight monsters at your command.
This video game really looks fun. It looks like some sort of real time strategy video game with life simulation. This upcoming video game receives so much publicity because of the people involved in its production. And they are Hideo Minaba (art director on Final Fantasy XII), Kazuyuki Kurashima (designer of Moon and Endnesia), Youichi Kawaguchi (main programmer on Dragon Quest VIII) and Yoshirou Kimura (Moon, Chulip).
Anyways, what are some of the games you guys are waiting for?
Yes the game looks fun. However I am afraid Ousama Monogatari (and other interesting projects) may stay outshined by the real time strategies like starcraft (1/2?) and other monstrous. At least in Korea.
With developers that include game gods Hideo Minaba, Kazuyuki Kurashima, Youichi Kawaguchi, and Yoshirou Kimura, we can only be sure that this is going to be one great game. And who can ever resist a combination of RTS and life simulation?
But I have to agree with Magnetic, this game will have to contend with the game juggernaut Starcraft…
Looks mildly interesting, still waiting for starcraft II though.
I was watching the Today show and wondered who she was. Well, I always knew she was a Japanese descent but never was anymore curious than that until today. So I digged up her bio and decided to make a post about it since she is an Asian celebrity. Enjoy.
Ann Curry (born November 19, 1956) is a news anchor on NBC’s morning television program Today since May 1997 and host of Dateline NBC since May 2005.
Curry was born in Guam to a Japanese mother and a father of predominantly French and Scots-Irish descent from Pueblo, Colorado. Her American father, a career Navy man,[1] met her Japanese mother during the U.S. occupation of Japan following the Second World War. The U.S. military did not initially allow the marriage, but her father returned to Japan two years later to marry his bride.
Curry was raised in San Diego and Alameda, California; Japan; Virginia Beach, Virginia and Ashland, Oregon where she graduated from Ashland High School . In 1978, she graduated with a BA Journalism from University of Oregon.[2]
She is married to software executive Brian Ross whom she met in college. They have a daughter, McKenzie and a son, Walker. The family lives in Gramercy Park neighborhood of New York City.
Wow she’s beautiful! Despite she’s quite old (born in 1956) she looks as if she’s 16 now! I liked th photos. The only thing I wonder about is why did you set Popularity: 1% to this post, i think she deserves much higher rank!
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Hari L 12:34 am on February 13, 2010 Permalink |
Not sure if this one works for me?
model beauty fashion 12:11 pm on February 13, 2010 Permalink |
OF course it will work for you try it once, then only you can say it
jenny 9:39 pm on February 13, 2010 Permalink |
i have tried it and it works.
Bollywood Actresses 2:00 pm on March 14, 2010 Permalink |
its working.