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vagrant

I rarely took the time to look at the 'multitude' of straps hanging from a woman's portable, but a few times I actually did spot those green edamame thingies, similar to this.

Sometimes its fun to look at all the junk "some" people hang from their phones.

Hmm...I find there's a difference when there's a lot of straps hanging from a phone. With my friends little niece it's cute, but as the age of the person increases, the more interesting it gets. The same little girls father was a bit embarrassed when he saw me eying his phone out of curiosity, which he quickly explained in his best English & Japanese that his daughter put them on there. I replied with a drawn out "so nan da" and we had a good laugh.

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