Would you buy a tshirt with the work Gaijin on it?

kawari said:
I cam up with the idea, for when I go to Japan, so that I would not be hit by hardcore Japanese and be let off for my poor, unaccustomed etiquette.
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No offence, but that's a rediculous idea.

If you were black, would you wear a shirt with the N word on it? :eek:
 
Paradox, stop spelling it "rediculous", please. The word is "ridiculous".

I am not usually a grammar or spelling Nazi, but that word gets abused far too often, and I've seen you do it a few times.
 
Maxon said:
Paradox, stop spelling it "rediculous", please. The word is "ridiculous".

I am not usually a grammar or spelling Nazi, but that word gets abused far too often, and I've seen you do it a few times.
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^_^; sorry, I'm spelling it how you say it (ree-dic-you-lus)
 
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And yes Paradox, most grammar/spelling can be left to sneak by unnoticed but "rediculous" will not be tolerated. We're just lookin' out for you buddy =)
 
A spoon?? Tokyo drift?? Baffling

Please don't it, you'd look completely ridiculous.
Also no offence but anyone who considers themselves "Japanophiles" or whatever is a fool. It implies that you idolize Japanese people as if they any different than anyone else.
 
vashdaman said:
A spoon?? Tokyo drift?? Baffling

Please don't it, you'd look completely ridiculous.
Also no offence but anyone who considers themselves "Japanophiles" or whatever is a fool. It implies that you idolize Japanese people as if they any different than anyone else.
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Well culturally they are, in the same way we're not the same as people in the US.
 
Mutsumi said:
vashdaman said:
A spoon?? Tokyo drift?? Baffling

Please don't it, you'd look completely ridiculous.
Also no offence but anyone who considers themselves "Japanophiles" or whatever is a fool. It implies that you idolize Japanese people as if they any different than anyone else.
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Well culturally they are, in the same way we're not the same as people in the US.
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You know what I mean. As in they are human just like us, they have the same flaws and qualities. So idolizing them as if they are different or better is in a way nearly as bad as negatively descriminating against them
 
vashdaman said:
A spoon?? Tokyo drift?? Baffling

Please don't it, you'd look completely ridiculous.
Also no offence but anyone who considers themselves "Japanophiles" or whatever is a fool. It implies that you idolize Japanese people as if they any different than anyone else.
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To me, 'Japanophile' sounds like a nicer term for the "w" word.

No offence, OP. :wink:
 
vashdaman said:
You know what I mean. As in they are human just like us, they have the same flaws and qualities. So idolizing them as if they are different or better is in a way nearly as bad as negatively descriminating against them
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I take what people say very literally, so I wouldn't count on me necessarily knowing what you mean. ;) I hardly have a good record for that kinda thing.
 
Wouldn't a fork be more culturally significant to the West than a spoon?

Just saiyajin'.

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