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@SimoKohonen Sometimes I give them a little nmap -A as a treat, just to make them feel useful
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Pranko
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@KeevGhost
AI enthusiast || OSINT nerd || Patriot || MAGA / MAHA
Tunnels, under Tel Aviv Katılım Ocak 2020
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@KeevGhost At that time, Japanese people greatly admired American and European culture, and the idea of doing something special on Christmas Day resonated with them.
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My stomach growled. It wasn't hunger. It was a voice. It said my name.
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@isfjcutebear Heartbreaking, I hope you can get them out before they take root like they did here
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アメリカ男性と肉ならこの写真が好き
いつか現地でこれに参加したい
ふとしSLIM@FUTOCHIMPO
佐世保の飲食店では楽しそうに食事をする米軍兵士をよく見かける。ある日焼肉店で見かけたグループは、ベーコンを見て異様なテンションに達していた。
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One thing I hope everyone in Japan understands; the invitations to join Americans in their BBQ cookouts are sincere. Westerners have a tradition of hospitality similar to Japan's, and it would be a delight to reciprocate the hospitality Japan has shown us.
ホットケーキくん(ホッケチャンネル)@hotcake_kun_
アメリカ男性と肉ならこの写真が好き いつか現地でこれに参加したい
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Words cannot express how much I love our Japanese allies
ふとしSLIM@FUTOCHIMPO
佐世保の飲食店では楽しそうに食事をする米軍兵士をよく見かける。ある日焼肉店で見かけたグループは、ベーコンを見て異様なテンションに達していた。
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In Japan when you give someone a gift, you’re supposed to say つまらないものですが (tsumaranai mono desu ga) — literally “this is a boring/worthless thing, but…”
Even if you spent ¥5000 on fancy wagashi from a famous shop.
It’s pure humility ritual. You downplay the gift to seem modest and not boastful.
But it’s just the polite thing to say. The receiver responds with “とんでもないです” (not at all!) and everyone knows it’s actually a nice gift.
Japanese gift-giving has a whole script and you just follow it.
#JapanCulture #JapaneseEtiquette #LivingInJapan #GiftGiving #CulturalDifferences #Omiyage
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>post blowing up
thank God. Because we will fight together, as brothers, and sooner than most may think.
planefag@planefag
One thing I hope everyone in Japan understands; the invitations to join Americans in their BBQ cookouts are sincere. Westerners have a tradition of hospitality similar to Japan's, and it would be a delight to reciprocate the hospitality Japan has shown us.
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@kangminlee I haven't seen a single complaint about Japanese twitter tonight, thanks @nikitabier
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Western right-wingers' deep admiration for the Japanese proves they're not irrationally xenophobic. They simply dislike dysfunctional people from dysfunctional cultures.
Dimitri@thedimitri
Please keep Japanese twitter on my timeline
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@nikitabier Trading indian slopposts for Japanese gemposts was quite likely the greatest trade deal in history
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If you’re seeing a bunch of Japanese posts, here are some fun facts:
Japan has more daily active users and more time spent on X than any other country in the world.
Over two thirds of the country is monthly active on X.
X in Japan has one of the highest penetration rates of any social network in history.
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@GrwaNnKqMn5nG68 Many of us conservative foreigners would love to come visit but we wouldn't want to stay long so Japan stays as it is
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日本を愛する外国人は、日本に変わって欲しいと思っていません。
しかし「共産主義日本」を好んでやってくる外国人は、日本を愛していないでしょう。
何人か心当たりがあります。
保守の外国人に来て欲しいのですが、
リベラルも多いです。
Bunburyōdō (文武両道) (Bun)@bunburyoudoujp
I moved to Japan because I like Japan. If some communist reprobate moves to Japan because they like the idea of, "Communist Japan," they don't actually "love" Japan. If I wanted to move to a communist country I'd do so.
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@vxunderground TriCk was actively recruiting for ISIS and his wife was one of their most prolific propagandists man not just causing 'computer problems'
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I've seen several people make this joke now.
In essence, people are saying that the nerds who are actively targeting the United States government, while residing in Iran, will face no consequence from law enforcement and the threat of being bombed is negligible because the United States is already bombing Iran.
This is a reminder that Barack Obama had a computer hacker nerd specifically targeted and hit with a drone strike because of the computer problems he was causing.
His name was Junaid Hussain, a member of a group called "Team Poison". Google it if you're curious.
The United States will 100% single out and drone strike a nerd if they cause enough problems.
Erik Ex Plano@ErikExplains
@vxunderground Iranian threat actors: “LOL what are you going to do, bomb us?”
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