This was taken at Kyomizudera in Kyoto; I love the happy-go-lucky fashion of the red scarves that all the Buddhas are wearing. Apparently parents will put red scarves on Buddhas to wish health and long life for their children, so you'll often see line upon line of Buddhas all cutting dashing figures in their stylish shawls.
Thanks to Amber for the correction on the pronunciation of "latino." Take note that she did not dispute the fact that the side-to-side head bob and finger-snapping are essential elements of proper pronunciation, although she should have criticized me for not adding that after snapping, one should raise the index finger and give a circular flourish while continuing to bob with wild abandon.
At this point I'm pretty much a revolving sushi addict. Something about grabbing little plates of raw sea life as they revolve past calls to my hunter instinct, so I'm suddenly transformed from a college student into a knife fisher, forced to use all my cunning to spear 100-yen plates of fish to feed my starving family, living one meal from starvation, yet blissful in my simple Arcadian life. Plus, the tuna is just delicious.
Incidentally, I added a new comic to my links section. It's Dave Bort (linked above as well), who draws the most insane, surrealistic comics you've ever seen. They are often unspeakably funny, and when intentionally not funny are still extremely well-drawn and interesting.
- Gyaa! I'm give up
