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February 13, 2009

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Pallavicini

Lisa, this is so you!

Nobita

...wow...

(o_O)

vagrant

That photo is a win.
You both look happy...because you aren't cafe maids.

You could give it a caption. Two are better than one.

Did you E-mail that to your koibito yet? :)

Greg

cute photo!

I've seen some stuff on TV about those places and I don't quite get it....

Boxthor

Now the question is, how do I become a maid cafe PATRON for 30 minutes?

...without having to buy a plane ticket, that is.

Niko

Lisa perhaps for the uninitiated you can explain the Japanese predilection for maid outfits, cafes ect. I understand to some it's a fetish, but how did it all start? Is it a modern update to the geisha life style? And just how many households in Japan even have a maid?

You and Hina look scrumptious :-)

Lisa

@Niko: I plan to do all that and more in the story I'm working on. Stay tuned.

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