HA・NA・KU・SO
Things are kind of crappy right now. In Japanese, we say "hanakuso (nose snot)" instead of crap, though. Here's a dose of hope and giggles.
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Things are kind of crappy right now. In Japanese, we say "hanakuso (nose snot)" instead of crap, though. Here's a dose of hope and giggles.
0 takes · 0 hearts · 0 replies
Nothing on the record yet. The first take opens the floor.