Strange and disturbing bread

Mmmmm. You know what, I just don't get Japanese culture AT ALL.

Here is some nice disturbing bread for you. First the packaging.




Now the bread





Now the close up




This is a bit weird, right???

NSFW

You're not changing my mind. I'm still voting for Betty.

I'd eat it.

JonJacob wrote: You're not changing my mind. I'm still voting for Betty.

That was Betty! The bastards!

And FWIW, they sell used adolescents' panties in vending machines in Japan, complete with a photo of the original owner. They're sick.

Not disturbing or strange.

This bread is definitely disturbing and strange:

I'd prefer the vagoo bread to the corpse bread.

SuperflyTNT wrote: And FWIW, they sell used adolescents' panties in vending machines in Japan, complete with a photo of the original owner. They're sick.

Girls apparently get well-compensated for it and there's some competition to get into the biz. Not excusing it (by any stretch), but it's an altogether fucking out-there culture. Read Jake Adelstein's book (I think it's called Tokyo Vice) for a gaijin's attempt to navigate the Japanese underground. It's a breezy read but it does a pretty good job at illuminating some of this sort of shit.

That is disturbing bread.

SuperflyTNT wrote:

JonJacob wrote: You're not changing my mind. I'm still voting for Betty.

That was Betty! The bastards!

And FWIW, they sell used adolescents' panties in vending machines in Japan, complete with a photo of the original owner. They're sick.

Yo it wasn't adolescents and as someone pointed out they got paid $$$ for it. Sorry you're racist.

www.snopes.com/risque/kinky/panties.asp

Yo it wasn't adolescents and as someone pointed out they got paid $$$ for it. Sorry you're racist.

Yo fucktard, any society that would allow perverted fucks to buy worn panties from schoolgirls is fucked up. That's not racist, that's a statement of fact. I mean, when the government has to issue a permit to sell used schoolgirl panties, that's a good sign that it's a cultural establishment.

Here's a statement of opinion for ya, Cook: I'm sorry your mother decided to fuck a sewer rat and produce a dirtbag shitweasel like you. I guess you have some consolation in the fact that she WAS compensated, at least for the act. I guess the irony is that your mother's vile, putrescent vagina has been called strange and disturbing bread, and here we are.

I always thought the Aztecs were fucking weirdos for sacrificing people but since I'm not in that culture, and some of the people being killed were ok with it, I guess it wasn't them that was weird. I'm just a racist. In this new age of liberal sensitivities it's impossible to have an opinion on any culture other than your own or your a racist... a word that gets bandied about so much it no longer has any real meaning.

Although I am warming up to Cook as a resident villain/troll, especially since his avatar reminds me of the gnashing of teeth demon in Sandman, a reference he no doubt hates since it's so popular.

Incidentally I am off for 6 days after today so this is my Friday. Lovin' it!

I didn't think it was possible to ruin a thread about vulva bread, but I was wrong.

SuperflyTNT wrote: www.snopes.com/risque/kinky/panties.asp

Yo it wasn't adolescents and as someone pointed out they got paid $$$ for it. Sorry you're racist.

Yo fucktard, any society that would allow perverted fucks to buy worn panties from schoolgirls is fucked up. That's not racist, that's a statement of fact. I mean, when the government has to issue a permit to sell used schoolgirl panties, that's a good sign that it's a cultural establishment.

I think there's some confusion here. Whether the panties were worn by adolescents or not, the buyers *thought* they were worn by adolescents. I don't see the relevance of whether they were paid.

According to Snopes, the Japanese government does not issue permits to sell used schoolgirl panties. The government issues permits to sell *any* second-hand item. This law was used as a technicality to shut down the underpants-vending-machine operators. The need to rely on this technicality was based on (A) the fact that legislators hadn't foreseen the need for anti-underpants-vending-machine laws (and therefore hadn't enacted any), because it is *not* a social norm, and ( the fact that there was a public outcry about the machines, demanding that something be done (because it is not socially normal).

The machines still exist, though, so maybe enforcement of the permit law is lax, or maybe somebody challenged it in court, or something. There are sexual weirdos in every country.

Hey, did anyone notice that there is a new pope?

Pete, I can't believe you fell for another one of cook's one-line pokes. That's kinda funny.