Jan 30, 2011
Think You Know Asia?
Which countries are they from? 7 different Asian nations are represented by:
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Jan 20, 2011
Munching on Mos
As I rode to the Lion City (Singapore), south of the border, I stopped at a local watering hole, Thirst and Hunger saddling down upon my weary self.
最高の美少女＆ロリ動画 さんから。
And there she was, a petite piece of eye candy. Dressed simply, but I had been searching for her a long, long time. I wasted no time.
盗撮 痴漢 酔っ払って寝ている姉の部屋に忍び込んでパンツをズラしていたずらする弟。
After dropping off the customary payment, I took her on the ride home. And a long ride it was. I wasn't ashamed of what happened next. Rather, it was necessary. It was cold, and she was getting moist.
ロリ系・美少女もの好きな管理人の趣味的ブログです。
And so I stripped her and tasted her juices. I took my time eating her out.
It was just like a rice bowl set in any Japanese restaurant, but in a burger form.
MOS Burger (モスバーガー or "Mountain Ocean Sun"), is a fast-food restaurant chain from Japan. It is now the second-largest fast-food franchise in Japan after McDonald's, and owns numerous overseas outlets over East Asia, including Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand and Indonesia. The MOS Rice Burger (above) uses a bun made of rice mixed with barley and millet.
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最高の美少女＆ロリ動画 さんから。
And there she was, a petite piece of eye candy. Dressed simply, but I had been searching for her a long, long time. I wasted no time.
盗撮 痴漢 酔っ払って寝ている姉の部屋に忍び込んでパンツをズラしていたずらする弟。
After dropping off the customary payment, I took her on the ride home. And a long ride it was. I wasn't ashamed of what happened next. Rather, it was necessary. It was cold, and she was getting moist.
ロリ系・美少女もの好きな管理人の趣味的ブログです。
And so I stripped her and tasted her juices. I took my time eating her out.
It was just like a rice bowl set in any Japanese restaurant, but in a burger form.
MOS Burger (モスバーガー or "Mountain Ocean Sun"), is a fast-food restaurant chain from Japan. It is now the second-largest fast-food franchise in Japan after McDonald's, and owns numerous overseas outlets over East Asia, including Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Thailand and Indonesia. The MOS Rice Burger (above) uses a bun made of rice mixed with barley and millet.
Jan 15, 2011
Relationships
The opinions expressed below may not be very popular. If you came here to read or look at cute fluffy stuff, please play the video below and forget the rest of the post.
Note: Keep subtitles enabled for English.
All relationships are based on need. Such as a bird picking meat out of a crocodile's jaws, which in turn helps the crocodile keep its teeth clean. Or social relationships (yes, friends, lovers, family go in here) which aim to satisfy mutual emotional needs. Or business relationships which aim to satisfy mutual material needs.
FACT 1: NOBODY IS FLAWLESS (including your hunny wunny bunny)
Remember everybody has their flaws. There is no such thing is a 100% perfect Prince/Princess Charming in real life. As relationships are comprised of people, do not expect a flawless one either.
FACT 2: AND THEY REMAIN WHO THEY ARE (and not just the parts you knew).
Nobody transforms overnight because they got into a relationship/marriage/had kids. At the very core, everybody is still who they are.
Not that I'm a relationship guru or anything, but I noticed that a lot of relationships get into trouble because people forget these 2 facts.
I read Robert Greene's "The 48 Laws of Power" recently and was struck by how accurate those observations were about the nature of relationships. Wait...48 Laws of Power? Isn't that the facist book teaching you how to manipulate other people? True that. But if you look past the wording and look at what's presented, you'll find that Greene pretty much nailed it about the nature of human relationships. Let's look at a few of his "laws"...
Law #2: Never put too much trust in friends, learn how to use enemies
The closer someone is to you, the more likely that person's decisions and thoughts regarding you are going to get clouded by emotion.
Law #16: Use absence to increase respect and honor
Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Law #48 Assume formlessness
Never get too hung up on anything. Learn to let things go. Life isn't perfect and one who doesn't evolve with the constantly changing world doesn't survive.
Okay, now you can get back to Kuma-chan:
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Note: Keep subtitles enabled for English.
All relationships are based on need. Such as a bird picking meat out of a crocodile's jaws, which in turn helps the crocodile keep its teeth clean. Or social relationships (yes, friends, lovers, family go in here) which aim to satisfy mutual emotional needs. Or business relationships which aim to satisfy mutual material needs.
FACT 1: NOBODY IS FLAWLESS (including your hunny wunny bunny)
Remember everybody has their flaws. There is no such thing is a 100% perfect Prince/Princess Charming in real life. As relationships are comprised of people, do not expect a flawless one either.
FACT 2: AND THEY REMAIN WHO THEY ARE (and not just the parts you knew).
Nobody transforms overnight because they got into a relationship/marriage/had kids. At the very core, everybody is still who they are.
Not that I'm a relationship guru or anything, but I noticed that a lot of relationships get into trouble because people forget these 2 facts.
I read Robert Greene's "The 48 Laws of Power" recently and was struck by how accurate those observations were about the nature of relationships. Wait...48 Laws of Power? Isn't that the facist book teaching you how to manipulate other people? True that. But if you look past the wording and look at what's presented, you'll find that Greene pretty much nailed it about the nature of human relationships. Let's look at a few of his "laws"...
Law #2: Never put too much trust in friends, learn how to use enemies
The closer someone is to you, the more likely that person's decisions and thoughts regarding you are going to get clouded by emotion.
Law #16: Use absence to increase respect and honor
Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
Law #48 Assume formlessness
Never get too hung up on anything. Learn to let things go. Life isn't perfect and one who doesn't evolve with the constantly changing world doesn't survive.
Okay, now you can get back to Kuma-chan:
Jan 4, 2011
For Your Eyes Only
SCROLL DOWN TO GET WHAT YOU WANT
OK good, got your attention. WAAAAAAAAAAAAAIT don't just stomp off and go. So far I've been posting whatever I feel like in here, but now I want to know what you would like to see more of in here.
So far the most popular stuff on this blog are:
- Japan related articles
- Pictures of girls
- Travel related articles
I've gotten requests from blogger friends (MKL's circle specifically) asking for more of me.
So, unless I am told otherwise, that is exactly what I will do this year. I'll start with the next post on ... my views on relationships. See you further down the river of life, loves!
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