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A Boor Asleep - Adriaen Brower
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Who dat deh?
9 comments:
The best is the very wierd and disturbing fascination Japanese people here have for American memorobilia... including the wild popularity of such posters from the war...
where did you find that?... hilarious, and only slightly disturbing.
Wow, now I'm always going to be looking over my sholder.
-Oh, and is your learning center that one down on Maravle?
Rob- really, where have you seen them?
Graham - I was just looking for a war poster that I remembered from high school and I found this instead.
Chris - I should have said that it is a language centre and it is on Colonnade past Redeemer Christian High School, close to the stop light.
Can you email us your address (snail mail)?
could you give me your e-mail address?
Wow John, that's relay close to where I live/work. If you go left out of colinade, on the right side just before the bolwing lanes at Maravle and Enterprize that's my Tim's.
Yah Tims! John - I found them in a New York Deli shop which reads "English Only" on the front door. It's unprecedented, though very welcome.
Chris - do I keep going down Prince of Wales or do I turn onto Fisher?
rob - Interesting. From what I've read of your and Rebecca and Rod's blogs I think it is safe to say that there's a lot of "unprecedented" things which appear in Japan.
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