Internet cheers for a rough year . There ' s always next year ! <| sep |> Is this real ? Wikipedia article or something ? <| sep |> Arnette , Cat says firmly , you said you wanted to be a scientist , this is your chance , because you are now the head scientist in a city full of them . Go do what you must to save the world . <| sep |> Haha this fuckin nerd still uses Facebook <| sep |> If you are into Blazblue or want to get into it , both XBlaze VNs are on sale . If you want to get into it , I ' d advise buying BlazblueCSEsummarizes the first entry in the franchise Calamity Trigger and both XBlaze VNs . <| sep |> D . va ults going down the drain is one of my favourite things to see . Unless it ' s mine . It ' s mostly mine . <| sep |> It has to do with a couple reasons , the first being what you just mentioned . Japan is a very ' morally rigid ' culture not everyone , obviously , and there isn ' t a lot of theftlooting . People here tend to follow the rules . On top of that , things in Japan are small . This includes housing and vehicles . That table would be very difficult for your average Japanese person to move and fit into a vehicle to get home . Once they did get it home , the average Japanese family wouldn ' t have room for it . There is also a huge dislike of dirty things here if you don ' t know where something comes from , and ESPECIALLY if it ' s covered in dust , it would be viewed as uncleangross , regardless of how well you cleaned it afterwards . And finally , everything in that picture is something that most Japanese houses already have . Many young people tend to live with their family for a long time , so it ' s not exactly as if you have 20 somethings looking to set up their first apartment with cheap furniture .