The boat on which Vinnie lost his virginity is now for sale!
A few weeks ago we were called by the harbour master of Arnemuiden that ‘Kappie’ was sunk. Of course this was a mayor alarm bell, as you understand as well I suppose! Therefore without hesitation we started to count how many times our proud sea going vessel had ruled the waves of our beloved Veerse Meer.
Well it turns out that in fact that was just one time in 2011. Yes, so you understand that that was not much as so to speak, shitty not much. Anyhow we decided to give selling the old lady an other change, we have tried that a couple of times but to no avail. So maybe you would like to buy our very cheap yacht! I hope so.

In case you want to own a piece of Dutch heritage you are my friend and you may mail me your offer! You can mail me in Dutch, German, Chinese and I understand a little English as well.

Kappie much better than competion crappy boats.
Hope to receive your offer soon!

Vinnie@howthisblogiscalled.com

Zo nu heb ik gedaan wat ik mijn ma beloofd heb (=Kappie online te koop aanbieden).
Maar wie wil er serieus een keer met mij zeilen?

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Southwestern Chinese Peasant Music Video
English Swear Words Lesson
Crashing into Things in Bike Lanes

Sung-bong Choi is an orphan who lived on the streets since he was five. He never had the money to finish a proper education so he was forced to work at a karaoke bar during the night. This is the happy place where Sung-bong Choi learned to sing:

The above clip is roasted in the Youtube comments by South Koreans much like the North Korean secret internet service tried to roast Kim’s ‘Team America: World Police‘ version.

Watch the original version of Sung-bong Choi story and song on Youtube (watched over 8 million times). An other ronery korean orphan Susan Boyle wannabe on the Korea’s got Talent show is the 10 year old Konglish singing girl Tae-Hyun Kim:

The Korea’s got Talent show is my favourite show of 2011!!

Whoei

Chinese Military Parade 2009 for the 60th Anniversary of the Founding of The People’s Republic of China

Kiss Transmission Device

Researchers at the University of Electro-Communications in Tokyo are working on a machine that lets you french kiss someone at a remote location using these giant coconut-shaped devices that will mimic your tongue’s movements on the other end. [via]

Michael Wolf / Photography / Hongkong

Herewith again a follow-up of “Crazy Japanese Shows, Crazy Japanese Shows II , Crazy Japanese Shows III, Japanese Pranks & Crazy Japanese Shows Commercials & Hard Gay IV & Crazy Japanese Shows Commercials & Hard Gay & Crazy Japanese Shows Commercials & Hard Gay VI.

Let’s kick off with an oldie:

Boob Rangers

Vajayjay Magic Part I

Vajayjay Magic Part II

Kunoichi: Lady Ninjas

Director: Hitoshi Ozawa
Year: 1998
Production Company: Daiei
Running Time: 107 minutes

Perhaps if I borrowed Stephen Hawkins’s brain and had it transplanted in my cranium, I could have made better sense of this film. But that’s only perhaps. This frantic film moves so fast and explains so little that you soon give up on worrying about a meaningful plot and just enjoy it for its high gravity slapdash action, fantasy elements, nudity, campy imagery and of course female ninjas. Is anything in the world much more satisfying than female ninjas? Especially ones that have powers like the “Nipple Shock Wave” and the spread legged “Echo Power”. These are the kind of super powers I like to see my super heroes have. Apparently, this is part of a seven film straight to video movie series about female ninjas called “Kunoichi Ninpocho” that is based on a number of books. There doesn’t seem to be any characters that cross these films and from what I can gather they are all often dead by the end – so much for happy ninja endings. This one takes place fairly late in the series – so possibly but by no means definitely – if the earlier films had been seen this would have been easier to follow. But in truth it’s not worth worrying about – either you enjoy nonsensical fast moving action movies like this where you turn your brain down real low or you don’t – I generally do.

Full review here

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In the late 19th and early 20th century, enigmatic photographer T. Enami (1859-1929) captured a number of 3D stereoviews depicting life in Meiji-period Japan.

Warning: may cause motion sickness or something [via]
Solution: hit the Esc button and the .GIF animation will stop [thx Braad]

“These pictures are completely misleading,” said Li Jin. “We never have female nurses assisting in sperm collection, which is done by the donor himself, alone in a special room.” The hospital claims to follow strict ethical guidelines, and reports that no complaints to the contrary have ever been received.

Read more here: Sperm Bank Hoax Was Fun While It Lasted

Japan’s recession has prompted fears that as businessmen cut back on their spending, one of the country’s most recognisable and traditional communities, the geisha, may be left feeling the crunch.

Also nice docu: Geisha – Japan

Aart Tuynman vind ontgooglen maar niks (zie comments aldaar). Waarom zou je je ook schamen voor je eigen naam op internet als je een nazi bent met een obsessie voor tienerseks met kleurlingen?

En wat maakt het uit als een toekomstige werkgever dit filmpje van je tegenkomt?

We helpen google wel even op weg hoor Aart, door al die fijne linkjes in dit topic te vereeuwigen.

American Holocaust Country

The United States killed between 3 and 5 million people in the Vietnam War. This feature looks at the history of that war and the how and why it happened using interviews with participates on both sides, speeches, conversation and actual wartime footage. Containis graphic volence.

Tiger Land

In the 1971, at an Army training camp in Louisiana, Roland Bozz, a rebellious yet promising young recruit just released from the base stockade, seeks to avoid a trip to Vietnam and attempts to convince all the other draftees in his company to follow his lead in getting themselves ejected from the Army. But nothing Bozz does can save himself or the others, including Paxton, a writer in the making, or the ambitious Miter and pugilistic Wilson, from Tigerland, a tractless wilderness designated by the army for jungle combat simulation and their last stop before the war zone.

History Of Singapore

Singapore (Chinese: 新加坡; pinyin: Xīnjiāpō; in Malay: Singapura; in Tamil: சிங்கப்பூர், Cingkappūr), officially the Republic of Singapore, is an island country located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula. It lies 137 kilometres (85 mi) north of the equator, south of the Malaysian state of Johor and north of Indonesia’s Riau Islands. At 707.1 km2 (273.0 sq mi), Singapore is one of three remaining true city-states in the world. It is the smallest nation in Southeast Asia.

The Constitution of the Republic of Singapore established the nation’s political system as a representative democracy, while the country is recognized as a parliamentary republic.[8] The People’s Action Party (PAP) dominates the political process and has won control of Parliament in every election since self-government in 1959