SAS Guide to Japanese Keyboards
Ohayo!
I am sitting at Tokyo airport, which is in Narita (nowhere near Tokyo), using a free internet cafe. Free I tell you!
I have a lovely view of the planes and clouds.
Unfortunately, I cannot show you a picture of said view, because this computer doesnt:t seem said view, because this computer doesnt:t seem to like view, because this computer doesnt:t seem to like my camera. Also, it doesn:t seem to like that camera. Also, it doesn:t seem to like that I prefer to type in English.
Oh, and there:s no apostrophe key... Well, not that I can find. :)
I have no postcards for anybody, because �s������ are something of a �q���������� in Tokyo. I don:t know why, butI could not find anywhere that sold them.
Japanese are very rude. When they bump into you they say "Sue me, Masen!" .. Masen is like Gaijin (foreigner) except considerably more rude.
My plane is boarding and it is excrutiating typing on this thing, so here ends my post. on this thing, so here ends my post. Look forward to more interesting ones in the future. :)
Sayonara - Zdrastvuyte!
[additional] It will amuse me if you all get messages asking you to install a new character set when you read my message. :) character set when you read my message. :)