I post it under learning resources for a good reason. I could watch it all day and still be lmao whilst learning how to call my friends idiots and tell them that the bath water is far to hot, so hot we no longer know how hot it is.
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2009-11-13, 1:46 am
I post it under learning resources for a good reason. I could watch it all day and still be lmao whilst learning how to call my friends idiots and tell them that the bath water is far to hot, so hot we no longer know how hot it is.
Subscribed.
2009-11-13, 3:42 am
kazelee Wrote:o.0aside from the 水着姿 & ナイスボディー these girls are freakin entertaining. That retarded nyukinyuki thing is annoying though.
Prefer pr0n.
*continues watching*
Never mind.
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2009-11-13, 5:46 am
Videos like that make me wonder if I should be learning a different language instead...
2009-11-13, 6:09 am
2009-11-13, 2:14 pm
Jarvik7 Wrote:Is that ニョキニョキ crap supposed to be cute?Do Japanese people "get it"? Cos I don't get it. The rest of the video I get but that ニョキニョキ totally baffles me. Looks like their signature move but why? I'm pretty sure it's safe to say any westerner would find that bit very "odd/strange/bizarre" but does a Japanese person?
2009-11-13, 2:35 pm
ファブリス Wrote:Boring. Try again girls!I wonder why they thought this was practicing Buddhism. Rejection of the extremes of self mutilation and sensual comfort are key elements of the Middle Path.
Those monks mummifying themselves were caught up as much in ego as a king bathing in his harem of women might be.
2009-11-13, 2:36 pm
Quite possibly it's not supposed to mean anything?
See also, the Wayne's World "diddlydoot" handwavey flashback thing. In fact, that's basically exactly what it reminded me of, only... Japanese.
Disclaimer: No, I still don't "get" it but I'm not sure it is meant to be got. Could be wrong though!
See also, the Wayne's World "diddlydoot" handwavey flashback thing. In fact, that's basically exactly what it reminded me of, only... Japanese.
Disclaimer: No, I still don't "get" it but I'm not sure it is meant to be got. Could be wrong though!
2009-11-13, 4:06 pm
mezbup Wrote:I have seen those videos before. Subscribing would be similar to dating one of them in real life. After about 30 minutes alone with her and hormone levels returned back to normal, her number would be deleted on your cell phone as soon as you got out of the room.
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2009-11-13, 4:34 pm
I guess they picked up ニョキニョキ for their signature move because they're 294 (つくし):
2 = two = つ,
9 = 九 = く,
4 = 四 = し.
Assigning a phonetic sound to a number is a common practice and a very popular mnemonic technique for phone numbers etc. The Japanese guy who memorized a ridiculous number of digits of pi also used this technique and remembers the random number sequence as a long narrative in Japanese.
According to my J-E dictionary, つくし means "a fertile shoot of field-horsetail" in English. ニョキニョキ is an mimetic word that describes a situation where narrow objects appear/grow all over the place.
I was wondering why they're called 294 and found this:
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/keyword/%A1%D6%A3%...kid=248118
It says they're 145cm and 149cm tall (about 4'10" if my math is right), and 145 + 149 = 294.
2 = two = つ,
9 = 九 = く,
4 = 四 = し.
Assigning a phonetic sound to a number is a common practice and a very popular mnemonic technique for phone numbers etc. The Japanese guy who memorized a ridiculous number of digits of pi also used this technique and remembers the random number sequence as a long narrative in Japanese.
According to my J-E dictionary, つくし means "a fertile shoot of field-horsetail" in English. ニョキニョキ is an mimetic word that describes a situation where narrow objects appear/grow all over the place.
I was wondering why they're called 294 and found this:
http://d.hatena.ne.jp/keyword/%A1%D6%A3%...kid=248118
It says they're 145cm and 149cm tall (about 4'10" if my math is right), and 145 + 149 = 294.
Edited: 2009-11-13, 4:36 pm
2009-11-13, 5:59 pm
magamo Wrote:ニョキニョキ is an mimetic word that describes a situation where narrow objects appear/grow all over the place.My,my... They are quite confident in themselves aren't they!
2009-11-13, 7:26 pm
It must have to do with Belgian waffles. Green tea Belgian waffles. *time for bed*
2009-11-13, 8:38 pm
Somehow I almost feel like it'd have been better if I never knew the real answer.
2009-11-13, 8:50 pm
ninetimes Wrote:Somehow I almost feel like it'd have been better if I never knew the real answer.My life was ruined the moment I watched it... 悲
magamo Wrote:According to my J-E dictionary, つくし means "a fertile shoot of field-horsetail" in English. ニョキニョキ is an mimetic word that describes a situation where narrow objects appear/grow all over the place.So what you're saying is they're making the sound of guys getting boners?
BTW Why isn't it ニュキニュキ?
Edited: 2009-11-13, 8:54 pm
2009-11-13, 9:26 pm
IceCream Wrote:：O loool i guess i don't have a dirty mind...You still think your avatar is ice cream don't you
2009-11-13, 10:25 pm
bodhisamaya Wrote:lolololol.IceCream Wrote:：O loool i guess i don't have a dirty mind...You still think your avatar is ice cream don't you
Edited: 2009-11-13, 10:27 pm
2009-11-19, 8:09 am
waaah, I think they're kind of かわいい..goofy yeh but it made me laugh.
Their English language video on their Youtube frontpage is even cuter!
Their English language video on their Youtube frontpage is even cuter!
