May 16, 2008
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Exotic Dancing Girls
Every Japanese parent wants to make sure that when their daughter makes a trip to America, she is safe. Here is an English Lesson with a safety lesson to go with it.
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When I first moved to Manhattan from the West, I learned a lot about misconceptions and incorrect perceptions that had been influenced by television and movies and the media.I was afraid to leave my apartment at night for about 6 months, until I figured out that my perception of the big dangerous city was basically that, a perception and nothing like reality.
I can imagine how the rest of the world must think about us Americans; that there are constant gun battles in the streets of America, how the West was won...
If you are an American, how do you feel about being viewed as a gun toting wild person who only lives for pleasure by the rest of the world?
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If you are from another country, how do you really view us Americans?
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Comments (5)
Oh this is so sad! I used to just be embarrassed to be thought of as a "rude and boorish" American. But a gun-toting thief? That's worse.
(This is my other Xanga account I'm commenting from so I can give you some more credits ...)
as a gun toting wild person who only lives for pleasure, i kinda like myself! - lol have a great weekend, peace, Al
Thats really funny! "Spare me my life".. gonna be humming that all day! lol
Ah, I just got your "unfortunate sole" sentence. Hilarious. I don't give much of a shit about how anyone but my kids view me. In the big picture. Happy Friday.
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