/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Oh man a few months ago I was on a trip to California and the sign on the gate of the pool stated that if you had diarrhea in the past two weeks then you weren't allowed in the pool or hot tub. I thought it was hilarious because something had to have prompted that sign sometime in the past. Someone had to have shit in the pool or hot tub for them to put that sign up.

>>11960522
This was probably a measure against tape worm infections.

Imagine... sitting in a hot spring with tape worms floating around, and they'll look for a way into your asshole....

>>11960522
I worked at a hotel for years, we had numerous events where people would puke, shit, or piss in the pool and every time it happened we would have to close the pool for 2 days to drain it, clean it, and refill it.

It is a constant problem for hotels

>>11960535
Hotel pools are often heavily chlorinated

>>11960540
people are disgusting.

>>11960540
Is it true that lolis masturbate by using the pool jets?

>>11960606
well that i wouldn't know

>>11960612
You're worthless.

>>11960617
sick burn

>>11960520
They're a euphemism for niggers.

>>11960520
>Do some Japanese hot springs really allow monkeys in?
What do you mean IN? That's the monkey's homes. They're letting the humans in.

You know, not every hot spring is owned by someone.

>>11960606

Yes, it is true, I have had IRL grills tell me they did this when they were loli.

>>11960520
Who's that girl and why is she bathing with monkeys not wearing a towel.

>>11961621
She's wearing a mask, how should I know?

me here

>>11961662

Epik maymay, bro

>>11960520
Yes, but the the more crowded the onsen is the less likely there will be monkeys there.

Isn't this a topic for /int/? I don't think hotsprings alone are really otaku culture. Not only that but are we allowed to post anime pictures again?

>>11961991
Everything Japan-related is /jp/ until people complain about it.