Sumbitch!

Isn't it Grand?

It is exciting times in college, the first time we are actually blowing through significant portions of our life, this is serious dying going on, this is the first time we are dying for real, not only with the passage of time but with our eating and drinking and smoking, but as bad as we end up, it will be pretty much how businessmen in Tokyo live, in a little coffin, well they bury them alive might as well in their work, they're living zombies and no wonder they have to get off on kinky porn and giant meaningless lights and karaoke, this is a misinformed view of Tokyo, but then again when Tokyo on Acid: The Mission takes place, killing the participant unless he tries very hard to survive, which he will do out of sheer fear of death, then he will have in fact made himself more alive with this struggle, and also be scared out of his mind and rendered crazy, Tokyo is a place of life and death, firebombings in Tokyo supposedly killed more people than Hiroshima but that's bullshit trendy shit to say, it's trendy to say radiation didn't kill but it killed enough to put it over a candy bar, a One Hundred Grand that is, well over, and Hiroshima itself says it's like half a million which may be too much but it's not just psychological, Hiroshima bomb did kill over a hundred thousand people, how's that for a height comparison, I wonder what would happen if some robot plane hit a building in Tokyo, would the Nagasaki and Hiroshima surivors call them pussies?

I won't ever get Japan fully, but that kind of honest observation isn't welcome here, here it's hate speech, people can't differentiate, gotta speak on cultural divides don't have to hate based on them, the more significant cultural divide, however, is with people, fucking people, I can't be like most of them, not that I'd want to be but it seems weird all the same, especially when I like all people, though I hate them also.

Yeah but it's all so good nonetheless, very good, and that it is good is for serious.

You can't prove a negative but sometimes you can't say a positive.