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>yama nashi, ochi nashi, imi nashi
I am very curious. What does your signature mean in English?
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Thnx! Er im not really new here...registerd a few months ago...i dont blame u for not noticing...i RARELY post..heheh...anyways, my sig's a japanese phrase w/c forms the acronym YAOI...you know, male/male manga XD...heehee...it's often translated as "no climax, no resolution, no meaning", or as the catchphrase, "No peak, no point, no problem" ....;-D
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>"no climax, no resolution, no meaning"
Then they are definitely doing it wrong! ::-)
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I know...i just dont get it...
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... welcome back, and stick around and talk to us!
That pic you posted - I wonder whether anyone else feels as I do? I see the top guy as male and the lower guy as female. Or is it just the Malt Whisky?
For a' that an' a' that,
It's comin' yet for a' that,
That man tae man, the worrld o'er
Shall brithers be, for a' that.
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I see the same facial outline with different colouring and hair. I played in photoshop and they appear to be identical twins
Author of Queer Me! Halfway Between Flying and Crying - the true story of life for a gay boy in the Swinging Sixties in a British all male Public School
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Er waddya mean the lower guy is female? ??
im not so sure but im guessing he's the bishonen in this couple...a bishonen is typically slender, with a tapered chin, stylish hair, and distinctly feminine facial features, but simultaneously retains a male body (wikipdia;-D)
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In Japan there is a comic style that depicts men with feminine features. Mostly, but not always, they are involved in a male male relationship. This can take different forms too. Adult, Teen and Boy. The adult and teen books are usually refered to as bishonen or Yaoi, the books dealing with prepubescent boys is called shotakon (boy complex). The shotakon books can take the position of boy/boy, man/boy. This stems from the culture of Kabuki (I think I spelled that right) Theater. In Kabuki the parts of girls were played by boys. These boy would also rent themselves out to patrons. Steve can correct me on any of this if he wants. But I think I got most of it right.
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