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• Afraid of looking at a girl straight in the eye?
• Wanting to talk to that random girl but have difficultly maintaining eye contact?
• Staring at the wrong place when looking at the said girl?

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Deculture!

I was just checking Japanator a few hours back when I came across an rather interesting article.

Don’t know how many of you readers watch Macross Frontier but I certainly do enjoy that series a whole lot. With moe moe Ranka and sultry sexy Sheryl Nome (SSS lol), and of course with all the included action and mecha fighting and insert songs, who doesn’t? ^^;

But I’m not going to talk about Macross Frontier, but instead, the powerful weapon that can make even the most hardened veteran fighters drop their weapons and form moe hearts in their eyes.

This rather new phenomenon has started to appear over the internets.

Can you guess it? The clue’s in the picture ^^

Just ignore Toro and Kuro ^^ 

And yes, that’s me looking very unglamorous on the right hand side of the picture.

A few weeks back, I was interviewed by the local weekly newspaper, Friday Weekly, together with bloggers Double and Soshi.

Was looking through some of the photos taken during my April trip to Japan (2008). Saw this picture and shared with you guys as I think it’s so cute. People sleeping on trains in Japan is just so common! Even I felt asleep ^^;

Need caption of the picture. Anyone? :)

Gotta Get em’ All! 

I have such strange affinity with Haruhi indeed ^^;

Mycstea of Collateral Damage Studios showed me this picture a few hours back which I can’t help but share it with you all ^^;

That aside, how many of you readers collect figures from the figma series?

“家でやろう” or “Please do it at home” is an manner poster series that can been commonly found in the subway trains stations of Tokyo.

I remember seeing the above sign in most of the train stations while visiting Tokyo in April and what had prompted me to take this photo was because the guy in the poster looked more like he was about to jerk off while browsing that magazine instead of sharing the seat with the salaryman that’s standing up so that they could jerk off together.

Okay, enough of making fun of the funny poster and onward to the main topic; how is mannerism on the trains in your country/region like?