>>4120
Maybe they put it in trucks and drive it off. It's a good question. It's probably a big hazard for the trains and all that, at least annoying for pedestrians...

Anyone know the cities pictured in these? Kitakyushu was the only one I could pick out.

What camera did you use?

>>people can leave shit outside like nothing with no worries

What city was this taken on? How can people be so carefree? You do that shit here in any place in the US and your shit is guaranteed to get jacked.

Also I hear that in Japan people take their shoes off in public buildings and inside other people's homes. They don't go barefoot either they wear special shoes or sandals to go around said buildings. I've always done this due to my family's cleanliness so I fucking love the fact they do that.

I've heard that they're super obsessed with what's the norm or not however.

>>The nail that sticks up gets hammered down

This is why my weeaboo tendancies are always within check. I have a feeling my socially awkward self would have problems there fitting in. I'd probably be seen as a sexual predator due to how awkward I am around women.

Both of them.

I tried hitting up some of my local paved trails the other day, but the snow was just too deep to enjoy riding in. Which is a shame, because some of my favorite riding to do in on the usually-congested paved trails that are empty and quiet in winter.
>>4582
Thanks. I might even try to find a better camera as the weather gets milder and I start doing overnight trips again.

It's been nearly a year since I last posted my old pics, went out for a ride today.

How's it going.

Probably should have scaled these down before uploading.

There was a couple sat on the bench where I took >>4171 so i found a gap in the hedge and took a picture.

I took this last winter. Train derailed into a house. too snowy for me to use bike tho

Purest

form

of love.

>>4657
Yes, this is DVD. The BD is certainly amazing. Lain's DVDs do not have the best quality, but there is certain grungyness to them that I find fitting. Until I saw the BD, I assumed it was partially intentional.

http://cerealexperiments.com/wakaba/wakaba.html

>>4595
You silly goose! that's not how unicorns really are. They are a mix of Equidae and Artiodactyla features:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicorn#Unicorns_in_antiquity

>>4593
Eh?
Where's my head?

Hello

>>4518