Japanese Styles/Trends - Page 7

crazyjrockluver · (#61 (**permalink**))

yup thats why barely go to the mall we gotta clean part of the house and then we get the money plus my sisters and i don't have jobs yet so it makes it harder

MissHoneyBeeee · (#62 (**permalink**))

ouch, well, maybe soon u can get one xD u can probably ask hot topic to let u WORK there

then u'd get a discount for being a part of the staff

crazyjrockluver · (#63 (**permalink**))

okay this getting me mad someone's posting porn on almost every thread

MissHoneyBeeee · (#64 (**permalink**))

I KNO! it's disguisting! D:

daihoshi · (#65 (**permalink**))

Ewww! Gross about the porn.
Yes, hot topic is expensive, and I have to pay for my clothes too. I have a job, but it doesn't pay well enough for me. I make about $100 dollars a day, but I only work 2 days a month usually. It sucks. So when I buy my clothes I try not to look at the new stuff, I just walk to the clearance rack. Lol!! ;P

AiUsagi · (#66 (**permalink**))

There is also Guro Lolita. Lolitas that wear bandages and put fake blood on them.

daihoshi · (#67 (**permalink**))

That's strange. What appeal would that have??

daihoshi · (#68 (**permalink**))

Nevermind.....This look is beautiful!

mega · (#69 (**permalink**))

The season of "June brides" is here. Nowadays, while some Japanese couples still observe unique local customs or old-style pomp in their wedding ceremonie.Seasonally, October and November, when the weather is neither too hot nor too cold, are popular months for weddings, and a day known as taian -occurring roughly every six days in the traditional Japanese calendar - is considered ideal. Although arranged marriages are no longer common in Japan, traditionally a matchmaker is appointed and it is his or her duty to preside over the proceedings on the big day.
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nickysam
social media marketing

yuujirou · (#70 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by mega

The season of "June brides" is here. Nowadays, while some Japanese couples still observe unique local customs or old-style pomp in their wedding ceremonie.Seasonally, October and November, when the weather is neither too hot nor too cold, are popular months for weddings, and a day known as taian -occurring roughly every six days in the traditional Japanese calendar - is considered ideal. Although arranged marriages are no longer common in Japan, traditionally a matchmaker is appointed and it is his or her duty to preside over the proceedings on the big day.
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nickysam
social media marketing

*Fuck You and your fucking little advertising campaign*