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I didn't even notice that Kristen is in that photo, until I read your post!
Two surprising tidbits in here: a) That's pretty cool that they were both filmed in the same Yokohama studios, and b) I had no idea the MXC "footage" was really that old!
^Sounds like a "Coming in 2008" for the obstacle course.
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The Official "TPR Japan Trip 2007" Thread
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by slither37 » Sat Oct 20, 2007 5:11 pm
Great TR, looks like you can spend days in Joyopolis.
KT looks ready to move from the bottle to the Monster Burger.
KT looks ready to move from the bottle to the Monster Burger.
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by moinab » Sun Oct 21, 2007 1:51 am
Hattuchili wrote:This picture made me really laugh. Robb is making his "Argh, I want food, now" face while feeding KT and she is looking to the picture like "Why I need to drink this damn milk? Give me real food!"
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I didn't even notice that Kristen is in that photo, until I read your post!
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by nijgreen » Sun Oct 21, 2007 2:28 am
Robb: I think this is an old Japanese tradition! it also saves on trips to Ikea, I`ve also heard that the Japanese don`t just call these computers "Laptops" that is the shortened version!
They are called "Laptops my A*se"
p.s. did anybody get her address or phone number and will she be coming on your next UK trip?
They are called "Laptops my A*se"
p.s. did anybody get her address or phone number and will she be coming on your next UK trip?
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by dandaman » Sun Oct 21, 2007 7:52 am
Mike Austin wrote:When they did film Takeshi's from 1986 to 1989 (the main series', that is), they filmed it at Green Mountain Studios (Midoriyama Studios) in Yokohama- Coincidentally exactly the same studios where Ninja Warrior is filmed now.
Two surprising tidbits in here: a) That's pretty cool that they were both filmed in the same Yokohama studios, and b) I had no idea the MXC "footage" was really that old!
^Sounds like a "Coming in 2008" for the obstacle course.
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by FLIPDUDE » Sun Oct 21, 2007 8:29 am
O___O Wow.
Absolutely wow.
I have GOT to visit japan one day.
"Muscle park"... Definately something you'll never see in the US...
...Monster burger, on the other hand...
Though I gotta admit, monster burger kicks more A$$.
Absolutely wow.
I have GOT to visit japan one day.
"Muscle park"... Definately something you'll never see in the US...
...Monster burger, on the other hand...
Though I gotta admit, monster burger kicks more A$$.
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by cfc » Sun Oct 21, 2007 8:40 am
Go to Frank's Famous Hot Dogs in San Luis Obispo, Calif.--now they've got a Monsterburger, pal!
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by RIP Psyclone » Sun Oct 21, 2007 11:31 am
^All I have to say about the Japanese monster burger is where's the beef? It's got, what, 2 regular sized patties and about a pound of buns?
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by Nrthwnd » Sun Oct 21, 2007 12:55 pm
Looks to me, IMhO, that this Japanese Monster Burger looks like three separate sandwiches (double breads there?) "topped" by the heel of the loaf.
What's under the "top" I guess we'll never know, lol.
Still - OMG that's a *^$@&**((&@"?*~}< heap of burger!!!
And Kristen is still looking like... "wtf"?
(Edit: Got to love that "carrying case" you can get for this, too? Bless the Japanese for efficient take-away packaging, LOL.)
What's under the "top" I guess we'll never know, lol.
Still - OMG that's a *^$@&**((&@"?*~}< heap of burger!!!
And Kristen is still looking like... "wtf"?
(Edit: Got to love that "carrying case" you can get for this, too? Bless the Japanese for efficient take-away packaging, LOL.)
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