/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Me in the rightmost guy's pocket.

What's with the carrot?

>>8166504
The low crime rate in Japan made weapons largely unnecessary.

the HELLs customs

>>8166504
/jp/ was attempting to bribe the officer.

>>8166504
Guns would be TOO VIOLENT.

This is why I pirate lolies. Only an idiot would import something like that. And it is a miracle she even survived the trip.

>>8166504
To jam up the guy's ass of course.

She's a bit big to be a sweet pepper.

>>8166523
>Between 1988 and 1989, Miyazaki mutilated and killed four girls, aged between four and seven, and sexually molested their corpses. He drank the blood of one victim and ate a part of her hand.

>>8166546
but she is sweet <3

>>8166569
That bastard!

>mugen filipino scum at customs

I don't even know who the hell I am quoting.

>>8166578
Where do you think that Spirited Away came from?

>>8166578
>>8166582
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsutomu_Miyazaki

>>8166591
Reported for killing the joke.

>>8166591
Thanks man. We didn't get it until you cleared that up.

>>8166569
A few high profile events does not equal a high crime rate, even if it does get the public more flustered.

>>8166569
Because Japan having guns would of stopped 4 girls from being killed, hell I don't even have to Google this when it says he sexually molested their corpses because he wouldn't have had the time to do that if it was some horrifying stand off situation.

>>8166620
A few horrific murders is far more crime than, say, shoplifting even though it would show up as a lower crime rate.

This girl is a daughter of the officer. He divorced.
/jp/ have not seen a baby carriage

>>8166641
There are separate crime categories to take this into account.
In any case, one high profile incident in which 4 girls were murdered, however, horrifically, which occurred over 20 years ago, does not even begin to compare with the amount of murder and depravity in America's black slums.

What an ass, showing up to his own arrest, not even wearing shoes. And the Japs really that depraved?

>>8166597
>>8166598
It's even worse when you see pictures of the poor girls.

Makes it more personal.

>On July 23, 1989, Miyazaki attempted to insert a zoom lens into the vagina of a grade school-aged girl in a park near her home and was attacked by the girl's grandfather.

>>8166729
I wonder what kind of lens it was.

I wonder why there are no Japanese pedos adopting Russian lolis, I know American pedos done it.

>>8166749
Maybe they just weren't caught.

>>8166735

It was bound to work.

>>8166581
Mugen at customs

>>8166749
As if a glorious nihonjin would adopt a filthy gaijin child who is going to be loud and eat everything.

>>8166792
>eat everything
Including his penis.

>>8166772
No no, you're doing it wrong. EF-S lenses are smaller. They're designed that way.

>/jp/ when traveling
>http://www.myfoxboston.com/dpp/news/local/man-accused-of-child-porn-arraigned-20111128


You really shouldn't watch lolianimu with normalfags around.

>>8166829
There's no way he was watching 3D CP on a plane, nobody is that stupid.

I bet he was just watching K-ON! or something, and people threw a hissy fit.

>>8166829
God bless Amerikkka

>>8166840
I remember a few years ago, in the days of limewire, some man was convicted of not only downloading CP from limewire, but not renaming it and sorting it with iTunes. Then some snoopy flight attendant saw it and he was arrested.

I can't find a link, so you have no reason to believe me though.

>>8166705
How does it make it more personal? It certainly does not in any way.

He deserved it.

>>8166785

/jp/ at the office

>>8166936

Me hiding behind the chair

>>8166936
me sucking the lolipop

>>8166936
I guess the answer is 7, then.

Question: Has anyone from /jp/ ever run into legal troubles due to importing pornographic material?

I would assume many people here do that with /jp/ being strong in buyfags.

>>8166936
>filthy females touching my computer
>filthy filthy females touching my computer

>yell at them to get out.
>get bottle of disinfectant,
>clean entire place

>>8166998

tl; dr; version

You'll get v& for importing pieces of paper that have drawings in them that look like underage children doing anything.

>>8166998

I've had customs open a package containing sexually explicit material before and they sent it through no problems. Of course, this was several years ago when things weren't quite so uptight.

>8166998

There are quite a few doujins I'd love to have hard copies of, but I don't want to get into trouble buying and importing them.

>>8166998
I haven't, but I've come across some articles about customs and confusing leniency towards certain items.

A few things on the list that I remember were a couple of yaoi manga being prohibited due to having something to do with control and manipulation (statutory rape type of thing) and a few incest manga being banned for being incestuous.

Although I ordered a copy of Swing Out Sisters and it was delivered hassle-free...

>8167090

Yeah, but for the loli doujins I want it'd be a lot more trouble than it's worth.

>>8167090
>Although I ordered a copy of Swing Out Sisters and it was delivered hassle-free...

That got an US release, didn't it?
I was looking into getting that a few days ago. Cheapest price for the Icarus Publishing edition I could find was almost 40 dollars, whelp.
Will probably go with the original Japanese edition that way.

>>8167463
>an US release
I mean "a".

>>8166501
>中国产：PI-MAN

...what?

>>8167488
無農薬栽培
中国産　ピーマン

>>8167497
but she doesn't look like a Chinese ball pepper.

...or is that what ball peppers look like in China?