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April 24, 2008

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Dragonfang18

They should make a video game with an umbrella handle, and you got to wack the tulips. That way, you can release your anger and not harm the beautiful scenery. EVERYONE is now happy. ^.^

vagrant

I saw this on the news last week, or so. They did the typical Q&A of man and woman on the street and some business owners, but no one knew. I figured it to be some kids getting out of hand.

Looks like it was just another ojisan drunken fit.

vagrant

I saw this on the news last week, or so. They did the typical Q&A of man and woman on the street and some business owners, but no one knew. I figured it to be some kids getting out of hand.

Looks like it was just another ojisan drunken fit.

Javatrader

Salarymen are some pent up mofos.
I think here in the U.S. if that happened, your first thought would have been "Darn Kids"!
I think Japanese businessmen need to get laid more.

Kane

Those poor poor tulips...

Nick Ramsay

Good for him! If they want to use taxpayers' money to plant tulips, plant them in front of the taxpayers' houses, not in front of a government building. You see this all over Japan, where city halls are surrounded by beautiful parks, but housing estates are left to rot.

Javatrader

I think Nick needs a little lovin as well.

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