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(YouTube) Spiffy The coolest video of a Japanese soccer player kicking a ball through a moving bus window you'll see all day   (youtube.com) divider line 9
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Cewley [TotalFark]
2012-01-18 03:24:36 PM
Dan Malino!
 
tweek46420 [TotalFark]
2012-01-18 06:00:50 PM
Cewley: Dan Malino!

races out?
 
Kendoway
2012-01-18 06:03:11 PM
Remi FTW:

Link (new window)
 
Patterson [TotalFark]
2012-01-18 07:17:50 PM
Shunsuke Nakamura is a free kick LEGEND. I could sit back and watch him and Juninho practice free kicks all day.
 
casual disregard [TotalFark]
2012-01-18 07:24:16 PM
The only thing I don't understand about Japanese television is the almost absolute insistence that every live program include picture-in-picture of some audience members. Are they VIP guests? Are they just regular folks in the studio? Do I take my cues on how to react from them?
 
thesloppy
2012-01-18 09:04:39 PM
casual disregard: Do I take my cues on how to react from them?

It's this part. The Japanese culture still requires some form of societal approval before they're comfortable showing their emotions.
 
GungFu
2012-01-18 09:07:37 PM
Patterson: Shunsuke Nakamura

I thought that might be him when I saw the Nakamura name.
His one against Man U was a thing of beauty.
 
vinnydoz007
2012-01-18 10:27:16 PM
not through. into. maybe its just me. but when you said through i imagined something much different, albeit physically impossible.



/I am drunk though.
 
JakNomad
2012-01-19 11:01:17 AM
casual disregard: The only thing I don't understand about Japanese television is the almost absolute insistence that every live program include picture-in-picture of some audience members. Are they VIP guests? Are they just regular folks in the studio? Do I take my cues on how to react from them?

I have always thought that the typical Japanese TV viewer is solitary, but would really prefer to be watching with someone else. Those little insets are somehow comforting in providing a bit of company.
 
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