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Fuck no, that's even more generic.
I mean, like, maybe seeing the Prime Minister of Japan come to international meetings in a kimono and stuff like that.
It's basically me saying, "Hello, Western Europe, tunic exist and depending on the make they're perfectly acceptable for formal or casual wear. You don't necessarily have to wear suits and ties. Just saying."
edited 19th Aug '11 2:21:38 AM by annebeeche
Banned entirely for telling FE that he was being rude and not contributing to the discussion. I shall watch down from the goon heavens.They've never been allowed to screw you out of anything that isn't reasonable. Fair practice legislation, and all that.
It's just that "reasonable" is one of these nebulous terms that's always the subject of legal dissection.
Play Again? Y/NIs wearing, say, a hanbok
considered acceptable by the cool people?
- I will establish an official (peaceful) army and navy of linguists and assistants to travel about the world and record endangered languages before they are lost forever.
Aren't they?
I'm glad they're still being worn for festivals and traditional occasions and such, but it kind of saddens me that Western fashion has pushed fashions like the hanbok to the wayside.
edited 19th Aug '11 2:37:30 AM by annebeeche
Banned entirely for telling FE that he was being rude and not contributing to the discussion. I shall watch down from the goon heavens.In contrast I will mandate state-controlled faith-offs every month.
INT is knowing a tomato is a fruit. WIS is knowing it doesn't belong in a fruit salad. CHA is convincing people that it does.On the subject of religion, I'll fund the restoration and reconstruction of dead religions, and the campaigns necessary for telling the masses, "Hey! This religion exists! You can worship it if you'd like!"
Banned entirely for telling FE that he was being rude and not contributing to the discussion. I shall watch down from the goon heavens.All news reports about a person/people killed in an accident/hurricane/etc. will start with:
"And X amount of people, who are sadly, not Glenn Beck, Rupert Murdoch, or Steve Jobs, were killed in an..."
At keast one witness or guest on the news show must say: "AND IT WAS THE BODY OF A DEAD GIRL/BOY/CHILD/ETC.,... WHO WAS NOT Glenn Beck, Rupert Murdoch or Steve Jobs! HOW COULD SUCH HORROR BEFALL SOMEONE WHO IS NOT THOSE PEOPLE?!"
I'm glad that's popular.
The next step will be to make sure that endangered languages stay alive—set up programs and schools that teach the language so that the next generation of children is learning that language alongside the lingua franca if necessary. And make a little more exposure, too—publish traditional songs and tales, dictionaries and grammar books, and maybe even get a newspaper started.
edited 19th Aug '11 3:51:58 AM by annebeeche
Banned entirely for telling FE that he was being rude and not contributing to the discussion. I shall watch down from the goon heavens.Everyone will have perfect looking toenails, and as a result, will be required to wear open toe footwear on every Sunday except whenever Easter is.
If you use a pen, you must put the cap back on.
NO CHEWING GODDAMMIT WHAT ARE YOU A COW CHEWING CUD JFC NASTY
What else. Oh, all puns about "Uranus" will be dealt with accordingly. With a fat, old, very manly, and greasy Sailor Moon cosplayer.
Oh you wanna post about me- So why not be open about it? ... Just don't be. A. Closet. Freak.

Those Too Dumb to Live can choose between sterilisation, exile, or a quick and painless death.
Although I believe in the separation of Church and State, Proselytizing in religions will be illegal. Anyone can believe what they want, but no force-feeding of religions!
Loophole Abuse can get you a life sentence.
Burning books will get you the death penalty. If the book is truly awful, you will become a Hero of the Nation.
No more Final Fantasy games, only because there cannot be more than one FINAL fantasy.
Regulations on corporations-they are no longer allowed to screw you out of anything that isn't reasonable. I would go into great length about this, but I doubt any of you would care to hear it.