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I'm not a US resident... what other meaning has "crabs" ?

crabs is a STD(sexually transmitted disease) basically its sort of like head Lice but they set up shop in your balls....not literally your balls but your pubic hair. they're highly contagious, so if you have sex with someone whos got them, they'll jump ship and invade your privates. :blink: you can also get them from sharing a towel with an infected person. it won't kill you or anything but you'll be scratching your balls A LOT! :lol:

whats so funny about it is, its not something you want to advertise having. it like me walking around with a shirt that says, "i got flesh melting bacteria, come to me please". :lol:

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I'm not a US resident... what other meaning has "crabs" ?

crabs is a STD(sexually transmitted disease) basically its sort of like head Lice but they set up shop in your balls....not literally your balls but your pubic hair. they're highly contagious, so if you have sex with someone whos got them, they'll jump ship and invade your privates. :blink: you can also get them from sharing a towel with an infected person. it won't kill you or anything but you'll be scratching your balls A LOT! :lol:

whats so funny about it is, its not something you want to advertise having. it like me walking around with a shirt that says, "i got flesh melting bacteria, come to me please". :lol:

Lol... I think alot of Europeans don't know the meaning of it. :lol:

Thnx for explaining.

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i don´t know if japanese ever tought about solving their l/r dilema. for an instance they could use the ra, re, ri, ro, ru katakanas as they are to make the L sound and use the dakuten to make the R sound, just that simple or is there any rule against dakuten to the R sound katakanas.

for better understanding here´s an example

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Man, can they speak english right? :lol:

What's exaclty the purpose of this sign? Couldn't make much out of it.

Caution, do not butt your head against the wall?

A lot of shrines, temples and other old buildings in Japan have low roofs or low overhead beams - I suspect its a mangled warning. I found this out the hard way when visting Himeji castle with my friend, who is six feet tall. I told him he'd better take notice of the sign just before walking head-first into the thing it was warning about... :rolleyes:

Incidentally, its also a problem in modern Japanese buildings - some shops in Akihabara have padded ceilings and walls!

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The top one makes no sense to me at all...And I don't wanna know :D

The bottom one sounds like it's saying "Yes, we sell adult books, so no minors here and if you're a cop, do us the courtesy of telling us that up front rather than trying to sting us..." right?

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