I have a friend that bought a T-shirt with Chinese writing on it because she thought it looked cool. When visiting NY, we were in Chinatown and people kept looking at her and smiling, some even laughing out loud. Finally some kind soul explained to us that the writing meant: "Try them, they are juicy". After laughing at her for about five minutes, I finally got from the person that it was probably slogan use to sell a product.

Of course the writing lay all over her boobs. We laugh every time she puts it on. (Yes, she still wears it)
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so no one knows the name of the manga? The first pic

and to the person above me, have anyone try them yet? Are they Juicy? 😛 😛 😛 😛 😛 😀 😀 😀 😀

Starter of Controversy.

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so no one knows the name of the manga? The first pic

and to the person above me, have anyone try them yet? Are they Juicy? 😛 😛 😛 😛 😛 😀 😀 😀 😀

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Don't ask, don't tell

laugh laugh

Don't ask, don't tell

Why not? 😀 😀

"I feel like shit, but at least I fell something"
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Positive thinking is always good 😀

So I can fulfill all your prurient fantasies, she is size D. You do the math. 🙄

So where are the tattoos? Seems the entire thread is off topic.

Life is tough......but it's tougher if you're stupid.
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okay okay I get it! If I get a tattoo in another language in Japan, I shouldn't do it... but if it's in Japanese, and I'm in Japan, it should be safe, I think =D

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okay okay I get it! If I get a tattoo in another language in Japan, I shouldn't do it... but if it's in Japanese, and I'm in Japan, it should be safe, I think =D

That sums it up pretty well. More importatnly the moral of the story is to know what you are putting in your body and make sure you will not regret it in the future. It is a lot more expensive to "erase" a tatoo than to paint it on your body.