In one shop, can't remember where it was, we were looking at some dojins and suddenly an old japanese guy appeared and started looking for stuff too... x'D
You should say that he was between 50-60 or something. Still remember when we saw the guy, that was a "funny" surprise
Hehehe maybe he's a collector of some sort. Oh that reminds me, there's a japanese neighbourhood in Sao Paulo that we visited; really enjoyed it, especially the bookstores with all the mangas and then the toystores and goodies. Also tried takoyaki for the firs time; which I loved
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Still funny.You should say that he was between 50-60 or something. Still remember when we saw the guy, that was a "funny" surprise
That was quite the experience... Takoyaki was awesome, yes. But it killed my tongue once...Hehehe maybe he's a collector of some sort. Oh that reminds me, there's a japanese neighbourhood in Sao Paulo that we visited; really enjoyed it, especially the bookstores with all the mangas and then the toystores and goodies. Also tried takoyaki for the firs time; which I loved
Nah it was too hot thanks to the cheese... T___TCan't handle spices?
You were premature in trying to eat it; let the heat blow out for a bit.
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Lol, well it'll make your tongue more tolerant to the heat now
How was it? did you see anything interesting there? I think I only saw the pic with you at the GoT booth?
What's the best/favourite dish you tried?So I have that going for me which is nice...
Richard Madden? Some people just don't like letting go
Were you able to understand his scottish accent?
Certainly looks good, but I'm not a huge fan of battered and deep fried foods. And yes, that includes british fish and chips.
HAHA! you hurt me with your words, Sky-kun. Yes, we have more dishes than that, but to be honest, a lot of our popular dishes are foreign; mostly Indian or Caribbean origins. Traditional british dishes tend to be more expensive.
ofc,he was speaking english