2008.11.16: My daily potion of good laugh came in the form of MOLA's complete lyrics accompanied by the discussion between me and Ann over it &... Ryo starring as 'Gay in Japan' in a German anime magazine.
1. MOLA related:
After a long chat (and a decent amount of laughter) and a comparision between MOLA and LJ we came to a several important conclusions:
-> LOVEJUICE was about true love
(they "can be someting"; "I'm falling for you"). MOLA is about true love in the club ( the protagonist and the 'sexy lady' don't leave "through the night" and "till the sun comes up" thus the mentioned "make love"- action is taking place somewhere in the club, in a bathroom, for example). Which brings up the interesting question whether such love is a true one. True love can wait a few minutes to "take it to the room" first, then to "sex things up".
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I think it's better to leave out the rest of our conclusions, right XD?
2. Gay in Japan
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credits for the scans: chyco_chan@lj
A German anime magazine published an article entitled "Gay in Japan" under the thread "J-Society". And because German anime magaiznes are quite experienced in using RANDOM photos they found somewhere as they chose to illustrate the text with a photo of Ryo. Who has to be an example of a "Gay in Japan", I suppose. Though there's nothing about him in the text. Somehow I have the feeling the editors of the magazine don't even know his name.
The text itself is... ridiculous. It's written in such broken German that I got a headache when I tried to read it. Even the title is grammatically incorrect "Die japanishe Sexualmoral is einer der offensten der Welt; ..." It should have been "eine der offensten der Welt" because the noun "die Moral" is not masculine but feminine
...
Actually there are so many mistakes in the article that I begin to doubt whether the scan is really from a magazine or it's photoshopped in order to look like a page from a magazine
....
Anyway, the "Gay in Japan" was fun
XDDD
2008.11.18: My daily potion of good laughthough I'm a bit worried too came in the form of Drunk!Kame having a quarrel with a taxi driver.
What wouldn't I give to see the moment when Kame was taken away by the Jimusho people like a naughty teenager
XD. I imagine him struggling and whining and swaying ... 
CUTE
Especially if he was pretty haired at that time
I would pay to see this. Seriously.
What really cracked me up was the text in Josei Jishin about the three police cars.
I. lol'd. so. hard.
Yeah, Kame is a dangerous criminal who could take down 50 cops at a time. At least.
Maybe he could try to... perm their hairs.
Or worse... to use his most dreadful weapon:
...his smile.
SCARY, isn't he?
Honestly, this story was really entertaining. XDD
I even forgot to feel bad for Kame at some point.
However, I do hope this whole issue won't have negative consequences (except the normal for the case exaggerations, e.g. the three police cars and etc.) May it all be a marketing strategy for the upcoming drama...
I really wish that nothing bad happens to Kame... or Jin... or Koki... Junno. ;___;
KAT-TUN is so full of scandals these days that I no more know whether to laugh or to cry ._....
1. MOLA related:
After a long chat (and a decent amount of laughter) and a comparision between MOLA and LJ we came to a several important conclusions:
-> LOVEJUICE was about true love (they "can be someting"; "I'm falling for you"). MOLA is about true love in the club ( the protagonist and the 'sexy lady' don't leave "through the night" and "till the sun comes up" thus the mentioned "make love"- action is taking place somewhere in the club, in a bathroom, for example). Which brings up the interesting question whether such love is a true one. True love can wait a few minutes to "take it to the room" first, then to "sex things up"..
.
.
I think it's better to leave out the rest of our conclusions, right XD?
2. Gay in Japan
:credits for the scans: chyco_chan@lj
A German anime magazine published an article entitled "Gay in Japan" under the thread "J-Society". And because German anime magaiznes are quite experienced in using RANDOM photos they found somewhere as they chose to illustrate the text with a photo of Ryo. Who has to be an example of a "Gay in Japan", I suppose
. Though there's nothing about him in the text. Somehow I have the feeling the editors of the magazine don't even know his name.The text itself is... ridiculous. It's written in such broken German that I got a headache when I tried to read it. Even the title is grammatically incorrect "Die japanishe Sexualmoral is einer der offensten der Welt; ..." It should have been "eine der offensten der Welt" because the noun "die Moral" is not masculine but feminine
... 
Actually there are so many mistakes in the article that I begin to doubt whether the scan is really from a magazine or it's photoshopped in order to look like a page from a magazine
....Anyway, the "Gay in Japan" was fun
XDDD2008.11.18: My daily potion of good laugh
What wouldn't I give to see the moment when Kame was taken away by the Jimusho people like a naughty teenager
XD. I imagine him struggling and whining and swaying ... CUTE Especially if he was pretty haired at that time
I would pay to see this. Seriously.
What really cracked me up was the text in Josei Jishin about the three police cars.
I. lol'd. so. hard.
Yeah, Kame is a dangerous criminal who could take down 50 cops at a time. At least.
Maybe he could try to... perm their hairs.
Or worse... to use his most dreadful weapon:
...his smile.
SCARY, isn't he?
Honestly, this story was really entertaining. XDD
I even forgot to feel bad for Kame at some point.
However, I do hope this whole issue won't have negative consequences (except the normal for the case exaggerations, e.g. the three police cars and etc.) May it all be a marketing strategy for the upcoming drama...
I really wish that nothing bad happens to Kame... or Jin... or Koki... Junno. ;___;
KAT-TUN is so full of scandals these days that I no more know whether to laugh or to cry ._....
