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Thanks for the Halloween 2009 idea! haha

Exactly! He needs the plastic framework that you twist off to free him!

Interesting - packaging looks exactly the same as it does here in the states! Although your sushi looks so much better! The roe looks mmm great!

HAHAHA! The way you have of describing certain things is simply hilarious. "butterfly patterns" , "stubborn corn or spinach" hahaha!

Ooh... that poll is a tough one. I'd have to think about that. And if I do say so myself, I'm quite a master at making a nice pot o' coffee. It's become more than dabbling... it's an addiction. ^^

What are the standard dimensions for meishi in Japan? In the US, the standard is 2 x 3.5 inches.

I do make a mean cup of coffee, if I do say so myself. ;) Definitely best to grind the beans yourself!

Inspirational as always, Danny. We need haters so we can appreciate the good times all the more, right? And thanks for answering the photo settings question above!

Thirty-one or more cigarettes a day - wow!

Think I will always work in entertainment. Used to work in Hollywood for a film producer, now I'm transitioning to internet media, CGM, etc.

Instructional poster about proper behavior in public, or thinly-veiled sexual innuendo? ;)

I'm switching to Mac very soon, and am very appreciative of the built-in iChat functionality!

I believe he just started using a Canon Kiss X2 (Digital Rebel XSi in America). Human Mage = my favorite figure I've seen you review so far!

Awesome Pics! I'm definitely interested in working in the internet field, but I don't know a bit of code. I'd love to eventually be working in online video production & distribution (video podcasts, internet TV shows, etc.), because I feel that I...

I'd go Itasha over this. Doesn't look like you could even drive these on a regular street - every little bump would scrape your fenders! BTW what do you drive, Danny?

Danny, you're part of what inspired me to commit to move to Japan, and richly informative articles like this put my mind more at ease, and will hopefully make the transition much easier! Thank you!