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December 15
Does this Japanese tee make any sense? Well it is not the first one that I have come across.  I shared this Japanese girl that had a lot of trouble with the English language and this another woman who had no idea how offensive her pendant was.  And I hope this girl meant what her tshirt said or at least she was ironical about it, because otherwise it sends the wrong message. Returning to this beautiful girl, I wonder what does she really intend to convey.  No wait, maybe it is so philosophical that I am an idiot not to get it.

Does this Japanese tee make any sense?

Well it is not the first one that I have come across.  I shared this Japanese girl that had a lot of trouble with the English language and this another woman who had no idea how offensive her pendant was.  And I hope this girl meant what her tshirt said or at least she was ironical about it, because otherwise it sends the wrong message.

Returning to this beautiful girl, I wonder what does she really intend to convey.  No wait, maybe it is so philosophical that I am an idiot not to get it.

December 4
Japanese girl looking for a sugar daddy My understanding is that gold-diggers dress well (often using other men’s money) so that they can bag yet another rich man who will fund their lifestyle that often includes trips to Florence or London or Paris and lots of shopping at Chanel and Burberry boutiques. A girl in tattered clothes?  I am not so sure if that works.  Or is this yet another example of Japanese people having trouble with English on their teeshirts?

Japanese girl looking for a sugar daddy

My understanding is that gold-diggers dress well (often using other men’s money) so that they can bag yet another rich man who will fund their lifestyle that often includes trips to Florence or London or Paris and lots of shopping at Chanel and Burberry boutiques.

A girl in tattered clothes?  I am not so sure if that works.  Or is this yet another example of Japanese people having trouble with English on their teeshirts?