Your ideal dream to do in japan

Jean-Francois · 30 Jul 2004

mikecash said:
I can't speak for the others, but I will give a brief explanation of ProtoWall.

It is a sort of firewall (controls information sent in and out of your computer, allowing some, disallowing others) which looks for data or data requests coming from certain IP addresses. It blocks the undesirable ones. It isn't perfect, but it helps block you from being searched by recording industry groups. It can also block some data going to/from advertising companies when viewing web pages.

Although I don't really care what a ProtoWall is, thanks for your explantion anyway. You managed to make it very brief (I really mean it, not being sarcastic).

jieshi · 30 Jul 2004

id like to live in shibuya terminal and have lots of cool j-friends (i dont have any right now cause my school is totally 100% caucasian) and be wealthy (hehe) and have a beautiful girlfrriend/wife (she can be any nationality) and party all the time

Gackt_Camui · 30 Jul 2004

Knives said:
Mine would be to live out in the middle on nowhere growing my own food and just be with the one i love not having to work. Just give a weapon and ill hunt for me food lol

i may live there but i wanna look like namie amuro and get married to gackt

Lycaenion · 23 Mar 2011

I want to have my own TV channel which I will use to open up the world to the Japanese. An educational and fun channel about the world, cultures, and the animal kingdom. Having a Japanese or Korean boyfriend would be a nice plus.

Lledargo · 24 Mar 2011

Electrical engineer for Sony, preferably located in northern Japan (Hokkaido or Tohoku)

Ravendruid · 6 Apr 2011

Ideally, it's been a dream of mine to be a Shinshoku, in a small, rural shrine, either around Nara, or somewhere around Hokkaido.

nellie1208 · 11 Apr 2011

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My ideal dream to do in Japan is to speak with the creator of mangas, anime, and the jdorama celebrities. I also want to speak with the linguist of Japanese. I really do love to learn their language, and I've been practicing it. It would be a gratitude once I learn their language very well. So that, when I will come back to Japan, I would be able to communicate with the people here and be able to understand what they say, what they want, and what they feel.

It could also help me fulfill my dream on speaking with those people, I could be able to interact with them!!
That's all, arigato gozaimasu! =)

Your ideal dream to do in japan

Jean-Francois

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jieshi

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Gackt_Camui

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Lycaenion

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Lledargo

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Ravendruid

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nellie1208

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