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Shakujii Tokyo by  ogino.taro

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i needed the full songs worth of this not 15 seconds

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Princesses in Kimono by STAR影法師

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British vs American English; What is Taught in Other Countries

via reddit

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I love my husband

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why are non-offensive moves even an option in pokemon?? im here to kick ass. have fun wasting a turn with your swords dance mirror shield whatever the fuck while i beat the shit out of you. hope you can still enjoy that raised sp attack stat in poke-hell

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Y'all…. this shit had me in TEARS 😂😂😂😂 His twitter is: CymereLasean

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is 3 fingers too much

not at all! most people have 10 :)

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Traditional Japanese Months

Japan has traditional names for each month, mostly used poetically or in names. They follow the Chinese lunar calendar, so they would start a few weeks later than the Western calendar everyone uses (e.g. the first month could be in mid-January or February). Their names and possible literal meanings in chronological order are:

1 Name: 睦月 (むつき, Mutsuki) Literal Meaning: Month of harmony

2 Name: 如月 / 衣更着 / 更衣 (きさらぎ, Kisaragi) Literal Meaning: Month “like the moon” / Month of changing clothes

3 Name: 弥生 (やよい, Yayoi) Literal Meaning: Growth

4 Name: 卯月 (うづき, Uzuki) Literal Meaning: Month of 卯の花 (うのはな, Unohana), deutzia

5 Name: 皐月 (さつき, Satsuki) Literal Meaning: Month of planting rice sprouts / Month of azaleas

6 Name: 水無月 (みなづき, Minazuki) Literal Meaning: Month of no water (or Month of water, if 無 [な] is interpreted as a particle)

7 Name: 文月 (ふみづき / ふづき, Fumizuki / Fuzuki) Literal Meaning: Month of literature

8 Name: 葉月 (はづき, Hazuki) Literal Meaning: Month of leaves

9 Name: 長月 (ながつき, Nagatsuki) Literal Meaning: The long autumn month

10 Name: 神無月 (かんなづき / かみなづき, Kan'nazuki / Kaminazuki) Literal Meaning: Month of no gods (or Month of gods, if 無 [な] is interpreted as a particle) Note: in Izumo, Tottori prefecture, this month is called 神在月 / 神有月 (かみありづき, Kamiarizuki) ”Month with gods” because the gods gather there.

11 Name: 霜月 (しもつき, Shimotsuki) Literal Meaning: Month of frost

12 Name: 師走 (しわす, Shiwasu) Literal Meaning: Running (busy) priests (for New Years)

Sources: http://www.renshaworks.com/jastro/calendar.htm http://www.sljfaq.org/afaq/number-dates.html http://jisho.org/search/*month%20of%20the%20lunar%20calendar https://www.thoughtco.com/can-you-tell-me-the-old-names-of-the-months-2027868 http://kanji.jitenon.jp/cat/hyoki15.html https://klingonbuddhist.wordpress.com/2009/03/23/months-in-the-japanese-calendar/

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July 19th? Why does that strike me as important?

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Aries Sun: A circle of fire encompassing influences, aspects, etc. 

Aries Moon: Emotions are fire.

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(via Kick-Butt, Easy Guide to the Polish Alphabet. Learn in 10 Minutes)

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