japanese propagander

Comments to japanese propagander

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  Wendoschlauss 2007-03-30T04:39:05Z says:

  LOL! Who the hell thinks this stuff up?

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    fastmx5 2007-03-30T10:06:05Z says:

    Good to see we can divide all mental illness's into neurosis and lunacy.
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  supernova 2007-03-30T05:03:04Z says:

  Damn it man, I'm a lunatic. Although, i never eat my excrement in front of the ladies...

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    supernova 2007-03-30T05:13:09Z says:

    Damn!
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  supernova 2007-03-30T05:04:33Z says:

  Damn it MAN, I'm a lunatic. But, I never eat my excrement in front of the ladies...

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    supernova 2007-03-30T05:12:57Z says:

    Fuck!
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    ClaudeBallz 2007-03-30T21:17:16Z says:

    Never post twice in front of your comrades as this is a sure sign of lunacy.
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    supernova 2007-03-30T21:24:41Z says:

    Ok, I'll just practice my imaginative powers so that all human faces look like Adam Sandler...
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  infamousmanuelos 2007-03-30T05:23:50Z says:

  this doesnt look like japanese propaganda. what it looks like is some list of things to follow from some foreign mental hospital.

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    Balls_Malone 2007-03-30T07:36:02Z says:

    No way this is Japanese. What I think is this (just a guess):
    It is some army's leaflet for soldiers in WWI. I imagine surgeons were pulling soldiers for "lunacy," and sending them off the front lines. I think this is mean to educate the soldiers on what not to do, so they don't get sent home. Keep in mind most soldiers back then (heh!) were ignorant as dirt, and their commanders might have thought they really wanted to be there.
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    chairman_of_the_bored 2007-03-30T16:00:34Z says:

    Since it's in English I guess it was intended for the allies by the Japanese in yet another bafflingly weak attempt to lower soldiers' morale at that time.
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    HankChinaski 2007-03-30T18:53:34Z says:

    Balls is right. There's no way this is Japanese. For one, the English is too good. For two, why the hell does anyone think this is Japanese?
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    cwall 2007-03-30T19:59:12Z says:

    my guess is that its British because they spell 'practice' like 'practise' which i think is how they do it in England...
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    MrFugsmucker 2007-03-31T00:44:10Z says:

    In English the verb is practise so you're wrong. Practice is what a doctor has. Fuckhead.
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    chairman_of_the_bored 2007-03-31T02:15:42Z says:

    "There's no way this is Japanese."
    
    http://www.2bangkok.com/wwiipropaganda.shtml
    
    Not to say it's beyond reasonable doubt but it seems a more compelling argument than analysing the quality of the English. Those silly Japanese obviously never had anyone with a level of English proficiency this high. Perhaps you should do a search on Tokyo Rose for example.
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  gstar 2007-03-30T06:43:55Z says:

  isn't this a roll of fortunes waiting to be cut into individual strips and inserted into delicious cookies?

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    Snotcricket 2007-03-30T16:52:04Z says:

    I don't think so. Where are the lucky lottery numbers? You gotta think of these things before you throw out your silly questions.
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    gstar 2007-03-30T19:16:53Z says:

    umm...dude... the lotto numbers are in the back. right next to the translated word of the day.
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    cwall 2007-03-30T19:55:51Z says:

    hmmm, my word of the day is "JapScatPornFap"