tariqah:

tariqah:

tariqah:

Does anyone remember the time George H.W. Bush puked all over the Japanese prime minister’s lap???

Barbara Bush trying to protect the grace that the Bush family never had to begin with

YES

unlimited-nice-works:

Are Shinzo Abe memes still funny?

brazilshit:

interview: Can you show us some of yours skills

me:

nabyss:

identity-of-design:

This year’s best halloween party goes to these Japanese art students –

👏👏👏👏

beifongkendo:

Cats in Japan 2.0 (with a little less elegance) 😸

themusicalpaws:

I SWEAR TO GOD THIS IS THE BEST PROTAG INTRODUCTION

pavelow:

black-lesbian-queen:

slavery:

I need answers

With God all things are possible

surprisebitch:

astolfo-official:

this has the same energy of a junji ito manga

this is an awfully specific comparison yet painfully accurate omg

mod-squad-actual:

whitepeopletwitter:

This is called humanity

“A society grows great when old men plant trees, in whose shade they know they shall never sit.”

Fun Fact 399

kidzbopdeathgrips:

politicsfunfacts:

French
and Japanese laws prohibit the media from publishing images of suspects in
handcuffs as it implies guilt and undermines the presumption of innocence until
proven guilty. Although not legally compelled, South Korean media companies
similarly pixelate or blur handcuffs on suspects out of respect for the
presumption of innocence. This is in contrast to the United States where the
“perp walk” has historically been used to bolster public support for
prosecutors.