gambling, drinking and some old fashion B&E
B&E is breaking and entering for all you civilians out there and it:s a good thing benny bigggs has a long history of it. While I was drunk blogging last nite the lovely reginia decided to lock us out of our dorm room (I suppose bubba can put a poll up to decide who was more drunk last nite). Luckily I took a B&E class at south philly high and was able to use a credit card to break us back in since our only other option was sleep on the feet smelling floor or disgusting common couch.
 As far as the Fuji update, all your comments are helping. I think I:ve almost convinced reginia to climb it with me. Since I hear i:m getting 2-1 odds put me down for 1000 fazuls to climb the mountain. I:d bet cash but this trip is costing me all my cash so i:m gonna have to bet in WIP currency
So I bet you:re all wondering about tokyo…well its not nearly as crowded as we expected and virtually no one speaks english. We order our meals mostly through the language of pointing and luckily the Japanese have inifinite amounts of patience and are the nicest people I:ve ever met. You can also find beer in any vending machine on almost any corner, porn in any corner store and dayum this town loves to gamble. Even the arcades are 95% gambling games so they start off their kids off right.
Basically Tokyo didn:t need much of an invasion it was already a benny biggg:s mecca. And as far as the invasion is going people still bow to us wherever we go and we:ve enlisted the help of a few friends to spread news of the invasion (the pics should be posted today).
 And finally for the people that actually want to hear the nice things we:re are seeing, I:m posting some pictures of the places we:ve been. The gardens around tokyo are amazing and the imperial palace was definitely worth seeing. Reginia and I have also taken part in some Buddist prayer ceremonies. I:ve finally tried sushi and we got a 360 night-time view of Tokyo in the Mori tower that put all other city views i:ve seen to shame ..next up the electronic district, taking part in a tea ceremony and some R&R at the public bath houses
B
July 18th, 2006 at 11:11 pm
Sounds like you had a cool time in Tokyo! You’re right about gambling. I had to learn how to play pachinko as soon as I got here so I could fit in! I also have to agree with you about the Tokyo skyline. There’s absolutely nothing else like it in the world!!!
July 18th, 2006 at 11:23 pm
Where are the pics?????