/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

did you know the IRS give their employees a 70 million dollar bonus how come war veterans with blown off limbs don't get no fucking bonus

[Anonymous No.]

Please leave.

[Anonymous No.]

because war is evil

[Anonymous No.]

These are teachings of Yamamoto Jin'emon:
Singlemindedness is all-powerful.
Tether even a roasted chicken.
Continue to spur a running horse.
A man who will criticize you openly carries no connivance .
A man exists for a generation, but his name lasts to the end of time.
Money is a thing that will be there when asked for. A good man is not so easily found.
Walk with a real man one hundred yards and he'll tell you at least seven lies.
To ask when you already know is politeness. To ask when you don't know is the rule.
Wrap your intentions in needles of pine.
One should not open his mouth wide or yawn in front of another. Do this behind your fan or sleeve.
A straw hat or helmet should be worn tilled toward the front.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11088435
blown limbs do not have job get done

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[Anonymous No.]

is that joe rogan

[Anonymous No.]

>>11088455
I always get "Israel" and "Islam" confused.

I think it's because "r" and "l" are the same in Japanese, and I only remember the first three characters of any word.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11088461
They must have stolen the name just like they did the land.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11088457
Listen here cock sucker.

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[Anonymous No.]

Because war veterans are slaves to globalist jews and don't actually do anything heroic. They're just kids with no brains or lifegoals who become dogs of the state.

[Anonymous No.]

Because soldiers are violent animals who deserve nothing.

[Anonymous No.]

>>go to the chippy
>>ask for kebab meat
>>"You want sauce with that, pet?"
>>"Aye, garlic. Just on half, for me dad."
>>she puts garlic sauce on the left half
>>"Wrapped?"
>>"Aye."
>>she closes the left half first then flips the WHOLE THING OVER
>>sauce is now all over all the meat

I hate this. I just ate maybe two strips of kebab meat. That was my whole tea.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11088642
When Lord Takanobu was at the Battle of Bungo, a messenger came from the enemy camp bearing sake and food. Takanobu wanted to partake of this quickly, but the men at his side stopped him, saying, "Presents from the enemy are likely to be poisoned. This is not something that a general should eat." Takanobu heard them out and then said, "Even if it is poisoned, how much of an effect would that have on things? Call the messenger here!" He then broke open the barrel right in front of the messenger, drank three large cups of sake, offered the messenger one too, gave him a reply, and sent him back to his camp.