toastercide

the japanese kanji for the japanese proverbial phrase live for today

the japanese kanji for health

this is the japanese kanji for kanji - kanjiception if you like.

the japanese kanji for hope

the japanese kanji for health

the japanese kanji for grace

thejapanese number 4

the japanese number 5

japanese number 8

the japanese kanji for enemy

the japanese kanji for endure

the japanese kanji for beauty

the japanese kanji for bystander

the japanese kanji for the end

the japanese kanji for dream

the Japanese Kanji letter for destiny

this is just the word anime written in japanese.

because they just might.

live to flee another day.

because sooner or later you have to wonder...

it goes with everything

some days you have to ask yourself, is it worth the effort?

I'm really confused

just a simple statement of facts - no implications to be inferred...

it's just like a new year's resolution, except you only expect to keep it up for a bit more than a month, but still fail as quickly. Morton's Anglish Fictionary knows...

admit it, this is pretty much what happens at your house. Morton's Anglish Fictionary knows...

it's a little known holiday, but Morton's Anglish Fictionary has you covered. you're welcome.

it's a truism often overlooked

there is certainly something to be said for empirical research...

"mind that bus! Oh dear, better luck next time."

It's like an A-bomb, but substantially lacking in academic rigour. Also when you drop it you get to watch the social shockwave.

seems like a metaphor for modern life... or maybe just a cute cartoon. take it how you like.

it's amazing how frequently this is good advice.

sometimes it's best not to know details

a Japanese concept of accepting and even finding beauty in transience and imperfection.

it's just a simple fact of life