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[mousapelli]

I am in Osaka. Tabs is not, as she was re-routed through Seoul, but we should still be okay since the rail place is open till eleven.

i'm on some airport computer, which i acquired the 100Y for by frequenting a vending machine that sold me some kind of tea which i wish i could read the name of so that i could AVOID IT FOR THE REST OF MY LIFE.　

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Comments

[zombiecide.livejournal.com]

SAY HELLO TO JAPAN FOR ME.

And bring some cute handbag-sized bystanders back home.

[marksykins.livejournal.com]

Of course Japan is cute! Sucks about the tea, though -- only stick to things labeled SWEAT from now on. :D

*crosses fingers for Tabris who should definitely be there by now*

[alita-b-angel.livejournal.com]

Was it the black jelly almost-but-not-quite-liquorice-tea-that-could-also-be-combined-with-mint-or-perhaps-tar? I find those refreshing despite the strangely repulsive taste.

[shabzilla.livejournal.com]

ahhhhh have fun omg and talk to random hot Japanese guys yayyy

[sangoire.livejournal.com]

The cancel-the-japanese key is on the top left, right below Escape. :) Have fun in Japan!

[swtjemz.livejournal.com]

Just remember the can and avoid it. I love the juices, personally. Especially the apple and peach juices. :DDDD

WHEEEEEEE!!!! TAKE PICTURES OF THESE HOT MEN, PI.

[shinigamitabris.livejournal.com]

1 s33 j00!

[snowqueenofhoth.livejournal.com]

Ahahaha, welcome welcome welcome!
You crack me up. :D

Japanese keyboards are weird. Just try finding the apostrophe key. :P

[goldie.livejournal.com]

OH IT WAS NOT CALLED *insert Kanji for tea here*?????

That changing to Japanese thing is SO odd. I kept doing that in Narita too. SO GLAD YOU'RE OK *CLINGS*!!!!

[elise-maxwell.livejournal.com]

try the alt shift method of changing a keyboard in america and it should fix it, but that's really all i remember from using one 2 years ago >>;; i know you're not on the keyboard anymore, but i wonder how you really do switch the language on a japanese keyboard ^^