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Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
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Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
LOL! Of course they don't.
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lol
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Hatori - Posts: 949
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
You answered your own question? 
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sei - Posts: 525
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
Well, I knew there would be somebody not thinking in the right mind who would ask this question. So, I just did it for the gag. :p
我是老师。我是老师。我是老师。我是老师。我是老师。我是老师。我是老师。
lol
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lol
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
People Amaze Me Sometimes
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
clay wrote:
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Lol, I thought about saying that!
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sei - Posts: 525
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
Was this supposed to be funny?
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Jumpman - Posts: 13
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
Third time I've seen "wheal". Time to ask one of you young'uns what the heck it means. Hope it isn't something as stupid as "woot".
Never underestimate my capacity for pettiness.
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Mike Cash - Posts: 2737
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
Mike Cash wrote:
Third time I've seen "wheal". Time to ask one of you young'uns what the heck it means. Hope it isn't something as stupid as "woot".
I believe it means “well”. I think it once made one of AJBryant's heads explode.
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Valatunda - Posts: 171
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
I thought it meant that as well, I think it's very weird though. It doesn't sound good to me at least, so why would someone say it?
One of life's mysteries I suppose.
Edit: One of AJBryant's heads?
One of life's mysteries I suppose.
Edit: One of AJBryant's heads?
Last edited by sei on Wed 07.04.2007 3:36 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
sei wrote:
One of AJBryant's heads?
It is just my imagination.
Anyway, I found keatonatron's animation.
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Valatunda - Posts: 171
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
Valatunda wrote:sei wrote:
One of AJBryant's heads?
It is just my imagination.
Anyway, I found keatonatron's animation.
Well, seeing that animation, it actually seems like "woot" or something.
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sei - Posts: 525
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
Johnspeak-English dictionary says:
[u]wheal[/u]
1. int. well
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tanuki - Posts: 2302
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RE: Do the Japanese celebrate 4th of July??
tanuki wrote:Johnspeak-English dictionary says:
[u]wheal[/u]
1. int. well
Is that what it means!? I thought it was some 'lol'-thing! Or even like "roflcopter". I have no idea what half this nonsense means...
/relurk
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