World traveller, former airport worker, now executive producer of fun videos and Paranormal fan
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@lovelylinolino At McDonald's they have a breakfast item called a Hash Brown
It is made from crushed potatoes, flattened into a small shape and fried
I find the price for a single piece too high. But they are nice
@lovelylinolino I only experienced an earthquake once in Philippines. It was 2015 and lasted a few seconds.
There was also one in UK, felt like a wave going through the floor
@lovelylinolino You eat ice cream cones with a spoon?
More commonly, especially in the west we just eat it holding the cone in our hands, working our way around the edges and the rest ๐โค๏ธ
@chansao_wam Sakura sakura
The Japanese song featured on a rock track by Bon Jovi over 30 years ago.
It was the first time i heard your language
Finding the sakura song on youtube, i found it beautiful
And it simply means Cherry Blossom
@messyasiangirls We used to chat on Insta, but i lost my main and backup account
Koan G (if you remember name)
Interesting to see how your work has evolved
@chansao_wam Back in the early days of the internet, web pages about mud were very limited
Gatalympics in Japan appeared a lot around 2004 when i first found out about it. I found it fascinating that there was an event like this existing ๐คฉ
@chansao_wam Much easier when its warmer.
I know Japan had a Gatalympics on the Ariake Sea in the mud every year, or Doronko mud festival
I have never been to Japan, but i am sure you would enjoy that event as everyone else is also getting muddy โฅ๏ธ
@hajimeseto@becyan_B I know this was made with a specific style of acting for those who like this type of content, but for me mud play should always be free and fun content
I am glad you got to relax after filming
@lovelylinolino I have a 2 year female cat, still thinks she's a kitten.
I do not have the energy of a young person to keep her entertained.
And she rarely sleeps on my bed ๐
@lovelylinolino I had to Google "On 11 March 2011, the powerful 9.0 magnitude Tลhoku earthquake struck off the northeastern coast of Japan, triggering a 40-meter Tsunami. Many coastal towns along Japan's Pacific coast were devastated. "
It can be beyond imagination, but you remember the lost