“The fact is, guns do more for female empowerment than modern feminism which prefers government as their protector. But legal ownership gives you real power, equalizing the battle between you and evil. Ask any girl: The confidence from learning to shoot a pistol is far superior to any gender studies course, and a stalker is less likely to stalk if you can ventilate his groin. Which is why a whirring bullet is the ideal rape whistle and the real feminist icon should be Annie Oakley, not Sandra Fluke.”
— Greg GutfeldY-shatsu
There’s nothing more confusing than a loanword that looks too much like another loanword. A “T-shatsu” is a t-shirt, so what is a “Y-shatsu”? A white (wai) shirt. I loved the head-scratching on the Hello!Project forums back when Reina Tanaka covered “Heya to Y-shatsu to Watashi”, trying to figure out what a Y-shaped shirt could be.
But Reina covering a Y-shatsu isn’t nearly as interesting as a Y-shatsu covering Ai Shinozaki…
(more revealing photos here; video and pictures from her lengthy new Maxim Korea shoot: video, part 1, 2, 3, 4, posters)
Snowball's chance in...
First snowfall in Okinawa in recorded history.
Anyone know if Al Gore was in the area?
Dear Amazon,
Once Upon A Time, I’m sure “old boy” style Pipe Lighters fit the category of “household supplies”.
However, even in Japan, these are not self-help books:
Duck!
If I were packing for a glamour photo shoot, I might bring along a pair of cat or bunny ears, but as this shot of Ayaka Sayama demonstrates, Japanese photographers cover all bases.
(via the giant sorted collection of girlie pics at 大盛りあがりグラビア館)
Food fight!
Or more precisely, “utensil fight”. This is a much more entertaining use of Misa Etō and Yūri Saitō than the typical Nogizaka46 video…
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So long, and thanks for Fish
Rest in peace, Abe Vigoda.
“Dear 2016, please stop killing off the good ones.”
