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Mar 15, 2010 21:02



[The oddly dressed man appears once again, but much more cheery and comfortable with the camera. He adjusts it slightly.]

So--

[The picture goes blank for a moment. There is loud movement and mumbling. He re-appears.]

Hahah, sorry about that. Anyways, as I have heard from others, "Christ-mahs" is next month. And I am not exactly sure... what... that ( Read more... )

waka minamoto

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voice; quebec_fairy March 16 2010, 04:12:22 UTC
Woah. Where are you from.

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Re: voice; ushiwaka_laka March 16 2010, 04:13:22 UTC
Japan, is it that suprising not to know about?

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voice; quebec_fairy March 16 2010, 04:15:06 UTC
Well I don't know anything about Japan but I thought Christmas existed there, too.

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Re: voice; ushiwaka_laka March 16 2010, 04:16:04 UTC
Mmm, my family didn't really celebrate anything. It's a celebration, right?

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voice; quebec_fairy March 16 2010, 04:18:29 UTC
Yeah. A Christian one, though I know plenty of people who don't practice but still celebrate it because of the excuse for food and presents.

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Re: voice; ushiwaka_laka March 16 2010, 04:23:22 UTC
Très bien! It sounds interesting, I might give this Christ-mahs a try.

... Must they be made? Apologies for the questions.

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voice; quebec_fairy March 16 2010, 04:39:27 UTC
[SUDDEN CHANGE OF TOPIC!]

...Are you a French-speaking Japanese?

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Re: voice; ushiwaka_laka March 16 2010, 04:42:52 UTC
Hahaha, I am just learning. My apologies once again, it's become a habit of mine.

Just Japanese and English, obviously.~

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voice; quebec_fairy March 16 2010, 04:45:24 UTC
French and English, here. [He has a huge Québécois accent, actually. Uhm. Yes.]

And to answer that question over there, you can buy the presents. I know I never made any.

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Re: voice; ushiwaka_laka March 16 2010, 05:05:06 UTC
Ahh~ [Beaming, but says nothing else. Hopefully not to insult his language.]

Very good, I should read up on the conditions of going into the city. I heard some not-so-good things that went on before I arrived.

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voice; quebec_fairy March 16 2010, 05:08:47 UTC
[This isn't a bad idea because Jean-Paul is petty and easy to offend.

And oh, yes. These conditions. That JP ignores entirely because he... just... runs to Montreal every other week. Hmmmmmmm.]

It's still not before a while, but early shopping can't hurt.

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Re: voice; ushiwaka_laka March 16 2010, 05:17:39 UTC
Ahh, alright. I appreciate the information, the name is Waka by the way~

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voice; quebec_fairy March 16 2010, 06:55:47 UTC
Jean-Paul. Or JP, really. [Pronounced 'GP', ah, the logic of Québec pronunciation on some things.]

So did you live in a cave or something? Or is it normal for people in Japan not to know what Christmas is?

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Re: voice; ushiwaka_laka March 16 2010, 07:07:00 UTC
A great pleasure~ And a cave? Why would I live somewhere like that? [Not catching onto the joke.]

Ehh, I believe it just might be me. We weren't really... "up" with the times. Father preferred staying traditional. Completely. Being unable to leave the house didn't help much either.

[Getting a bit uncomfortable talking about this.]

Yup...

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voice; quebec_fairy March 16 2010, 13:18:03 UTC
[in a 'you're not serious :|' way] You were unable to leave your house?

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Re: voice; ushiwaka_laka March 16 2010, 18:16:00 UTC
... Yeah. [Another awkward pause.]

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