Japanese Store Names


my friend recently went to Japan and found some interesting store names while there…here are a couple of the better ones.
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Omaha Storm


Some pics from my Mom, it sounded wild. I’m thinking HARRP.
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the way a scientology stress test should be


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Twitch
My cat


His name is Oski. He is a rage carrier. If he were human he would be a socially inept mad scientist.
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Dancing girls


Women dancing together at the Rainbow Cattle Co. in Austin, TX after the Pride Parade.
You can see more here.
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SSC Ultimate Aero Twin Turbo


Currently the Worlds Fastest Production Car. 413 km/h (257mph) Only 25 are going to be produced, at well over $650,000.
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Thai Food


Satay, Tom Kha Gai and Yellow Curry
Subay Subay – Oakland, CA
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Dairy Queen in Black and White


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Unknown Mushroom


A1 know?
www.zytu.org/public/photo.php?p_id=4324&tab=3&c_stat=1
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Mount Rundle


Mount Rundle as seen from the top of Tunnel Mountain in Banff, Alberta, where I live. Have a whole bunch of other pictures if anybody is interested.
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The REAL Bearcat


The bearcat(Arctictis binturong) is a real animal related to civets, from the forests of SE Asia.
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Star Tours VS Winnebago


Remember that Winnebago in Spaceballs? Awesome.
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Internet Guy!


A very fashioned guy from Blizzard’s World Wide Invitational. GUIS ITS FROM THE INTERNETZ.
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Olivia Munn


the hottest OM NOM on cable tv and a live program by far… I can’t believe she hasn’t been posted on here yet!!
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Sony Dualshock 3


Playing the PS3 was horrible without this! I’m glad that stupid lawsuit is over and they were able to come out with this. The sixaxis felt like a 3 year old’s toy.
*firmware 2.40 available 7/2!! In-game XMB and trophies added. Another reason the PS3 will pwn the 360 very soon…
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Honolulu Beach


another photo from my trip to Hawaii
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Desert Rainbow


photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day
Red Desert, Wyoming, 2005
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Inside an SIRT car


The inside of the old cars that ran from Tottenville to St. George on Staten Island circa 1970s. This line got you to The Staten Island Ferry terminal which took took you to Manhattan. It took ~45 minutes on train then another 1/2 hr on the ferry. These seats were much more comfortable than the plastic ones that were in the newer cars. The back of some of these seats could be lowered to make for a comfy nap.
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Cthulhu In San Francisco


If you look carefully you might be able to make out the Great Old One himself heading toward the Castro.
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Doctor Who


This picture is hilarious. “Quick, everyone look startled!”
Did anyone see today’s episode? I’m not a big TV person but I’m so completely into this show (as well as Torchwood).
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WTF?


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Is it me or does this give you the creeps too?
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Shadow of a Martian Robot


Explanation: What if you saw your shadow on Mars and it wasn’t human? Then you might be the Opportunity rover currently exploring Mars. Opportunity and sister robot Spirit have been probing the red planet since early 2004, finding evidence of ancient water, and sending breathtaking images across the inner Solar System. Pictured above, Opportunity looks opposite the Sun into Endurance Crater and sees its own shadow. Two wheels are visible on the lower left and right, while the floor and walls of the unusual crater are visible in the background. Opportunity and Spirit have now spent over four years exploring the red world, find new clues into the wet ancient past of our Solar System’s second most habitable planet.
antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
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Mice Galaxies


The Mice Galaxies, NGC 4676A (right) and NGC 4676B (left), are two spiral galaxies in the constellation Coma Berenices that are presently in the process of colliding and merging. Their name refers to the long tails produced by galactic tides.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Picture_of_the_day