Due to being super stretchy and low rise, Black Man briefs it seems are the perfect pants for a spot of personal package promotion.
Only available in medium and large.
Non-PC pants
Language
Jubilant Japanese
Whether young or old, rich or poor, everyone it seems is guaranteed a warm welcome at this somewhat overly eager amusement hall in western Tokyo.
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Cruise control
A good all-rounder with plenty of space for passengers, but especially efficient in heavy rain.
Apparently.
However it’s only available as a 2-wheel drive. 4 x 4 is simply not an option.
(click image for larger laughably poor language pun)
Tokyo tact
The sentiments behind this suburban Tokyo record shop are laudable to say the least.
Yet as if to prove that such cordiality has no place in today’s callous and cutthroat commercial world,
the store has long since closed down.
Beverage blues
“Conducting a survey to find out what drives people to kill themselves is the first thing that needs to be done, but we also should not wait to implement actual preventive measures.”
The likes of work-related stress, financial concerns and the seemingly never-ending wait for the PlayStation 3 may all rank highly in any such survey, but thanks to the pioneering research of An Englishman In Osaka, another — thankfully more manageable — cause has been unearthed; rather bizarrely in the form of canned coffee.
After years spent teaching the world to sing, parent company Coca Cola now appears intent on inducing a heavy sigh rather than a song, although to be fair, its advertising campaign doesn’t attempt to suggest anything different. The promotional picture below presumably leaving canned coffee connoisseurs in little doubt who has been indulging in the Deeppresso.
