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"dear japanese people"


"Happy Sabrina" ...This movie-widget and homepage (too disturbing for work) fit in nicely with the running weird sheeeit from Japan theme. The shots of solitary cosplay in public make me think the guy is getting the same kind of visceral thrill that comes from streaking. Not that there's anything wrong with that. To clarify though, most Japanese people have the same look on their face about this that you're probably wearing. If you're not yet weirded out, here's a thong-backed shot.The subject line comes from a clasic caption from jwz (thanks, slinka!)

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