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Stubby In Japan: It Gets Worse, MUCH WORSE.

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Wednesday, July 26, 2006. It Gets Worse, MUCH WORSE. At the Hostess Bar. Posted by Stubby @ 11:56 PM. Haha, is that you 2 finally deciding who the best kisser is? Well it's the only way to decide. He wasn't that bad :-). But I prefer girls you know! Bloody Hell, I don't remember that picture being THAT bad. I mean.er. good one Pete, you're really handy with Photoshop. How did you get it to look so convincing? Duno mate - i guess im that talented :-). You loved it you budding homo :-P. Chill day and Kokura.

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Stubby In Japan: Rugby Leaving Enkai - Even More Pictures

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Saturday, July 29, 2006. Rugby Leaving Enkai - Even More Pictures. A long night for this poor soul. A long night for Mie. Posted by Stubby @ 11:56 PM. Rotorua, BOP, New Zealand. View my complete profile. The Leaving Enkai - The First Restaurant. It Gets Worse, MUCH WORSE. The day after Juu – ban. I DROPPED MY CELL IN THE WATER :-(. Chill day in Shimonoseki. Chill day and Kokura. Petes 'Normal' NZ life.

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Stubby In Japan: PENISES

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Wednesday, August 02, 2006. Many small (Japanese :-P) penises. Posted by Stubby @ 11:58 PM. Rotorua, BOP, New Zealand. View my complete profile. 1st day of the Hagi festival. Leaving Presents (From the rugby club). Rugby Leaving Enkai - More Pics. Rugby Leaving Enkai - Even More Pictures. The Leaving Enkai - The First Restaurant. Petes 'Normal' NZ life.

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Stubby In Japan: June 2005

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Thursday, June 30, 2005. I woke up really late. Went to the gym in the afternoon. Didn't do much in the day and took the time to sleep. I woke up in the afternoon and went to Newmarket. I got some stuff for my shoes and my drugs for Japan. Posted by Stubby @ 11:59 PM. Wednesday, June 29, 2005. More than a days notice. I woke up early for duty.I was a little tired as I had written in my blog the previous night. Duty was with Brett. We talked a lot. Johnny texted to see if I could do his duty on Th...I rea...

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Stubby In Japan: Leaving Ceremony

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Thursday, July 20, 2006. Today was my leaving ceremony at Kawakami (one of my favvourite schools). It was nice. I received gifts fomr teh students. My favourite students are at Kawakami. They are very nice and good for a joke. I got presented with a tie from the Kocho Sensei (maybe a hint :-) and some presents from the students. They had all written to me. The day ended at 12 and I went home. I will miss the students at this school. I was a little sad to be leaving. Posted by Stubby @ 11:59 PM. I definit...

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Memoirs of a Gaijin: September 2005

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Memoirs of a Gaijin. Being the third [child] of the family, and not bred to any trade, my head began to be filled very early with rambling thoughts' - Daniel Defoe. Monday, September 26, 2005. Sorry, jb, had to do it. Posted by David Weinstein at 7:27 AM. Posted by David Weinstein at 7:26 AM. And there they are. let it be know that they are chanting "we want cock, we want cock! Thats right ladies, try and deny it. Posted by David Weinstein at 7:26 AM. Posted by David Weinstein at 7:24 AM. Me sharing a la...

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Stumbleina: September 2005

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Traumas, Tribulations, Travels and Tomfoolery Down Under. Wednesday, September 28, 2005. I was actually quite emotional last week as 8 of my students competed and, in true japanese overreaction were ridiculously nervous/scared/excited/nutty. 3 out of my 8 got in the top 4 which I was well chuffed about (and means that I get another "day off" to go to the next round in Yamaguchi-woo! And a speech that will go down in history,. Me and Megan did a bloody good job of stifling our giggles in the guise of chok...

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Stumbleina: November 2005

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Traumas, Tribulations, Travels and Tomfoolery Down Under. Thursday, November 24, 2005. One of the best things about living in a place where everyone knows who you are and theres more rice fields than restaurants is leaving it and enjoying the city in all its polluted, busy, annonymous glory. And the other with "ah-killers! Remembering the t-shirt I wore last time! To be sold as well as sho-chu and bentos-a quitessential Japanese experience. Being a sumo wrestler looks like a bloody cushy job to me-yo...

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Memoirs of a Gaijin: October 2005

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Memoirs of a Gaijin. Being the third [child] of the family, and not bred to any trade, my head began to be filled very early with rambling thoughts' - Daniel Defoe. Tuesday, October 25, 2005. Posted by David Weinstein at 7:00 AM. Sunday, October 23, 2005. Posted by David Weinstein at 6:19 AM. Megan and i began our halloween shopping in hiroshima this weekend. though this pirate ensemble kicked ass (and this is a shout out to the scurvy dogs back home; or is it the habs now? Again, your winner. He quickly...

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Memoirs of a Gaijin: August 2005

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Memoirs of a Gaijin. Being the third [child] of the family, and not bred to any trade, my head began to be filled very early with rambling thoughts' - Daniel Defoe. Thursday, August 25, 2005. I thought this team was going to take it to the top. we had fans, ability and all the heart in the world, but alas, we took third. Posted by David Weinstein at 6:10 AM. Posted by David Weinstein at 6:09 AM. Nice night for some softball. Posted by David Weinstein at 6:09 AM. Posted by David Weinstein at 6:08 AM.