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GreenEyes
Joined: 22 Jun 2007
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Location: Japan
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Fox, I`m shy too! It`s just that I wasn`t sure that this was a real thread or not. It seemed a bit ... curious. That`s all. I think we`re all just having some fun. Sorry if it`s at your expense.
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Atlas*
Joined: 23 Jul 2006
Posts: 42
Location: Komagome, Kita-ku TOKYO
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for those playing at home:
the guy in the long shorts is Fat Mike. he's the lead guy in NOFX and runs a very successful record label Fat Wreck Chords.
Just thought i'd share
not sure who the other person is - maybe its one of my old university lecturers |
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sallycat
Joined: 11 Mar 2006
Posts: 303
Location: behind you. BOO!
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| you're in japan and you're worried about not being able to dance? japan, the country where 97% of people say "i cannot dance. i do not know how"? |
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Gypsy Rose Kim
Joined: 08 Dec 2006
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| In Tokyo nightclubs, I would say it'd be far easier to feel OVERDRESSED for the occassion than underdressed. There's no dress code from what I can see, but jeans and t-shirts seem to be the norm. Shorts would be fine. I think it's best to look like you weren't trying too hard. |
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