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Well I know what a burger is, and who Disney are, but I have no clue as to what a Doobie Burger is, haha! The heck is a Doobie anyways?
Also, I know that this is a more basic Tomica meant for children and not true collectors such as ourselves, but the scooter's benches are rather undetailed... Some colors to set the acessories apart from the bench itself wouldn't hurt, as it would make the truck a bit more colorful.
I know what I think of when I hear "doobie". One is a band, and the otherh is a..., well, google that sometime. Like you, I just don't know what the term has to do with burger, or Disney. :D
Well, Japan has been know for using many strange "English" terms in even strangest places, so perhaps that may just be yet another example of such a habit, haha.
Haha, how could I forget about Japan's third language? You have Japanese, English, and then comes Engrish! It's a fair order, wouldn't you agree? (laughs)
Well I have seen both English and Engrish come out in Japanese dialogues, so I don't know which ones surpasses the other in terms of official status, haha!
Well I know what a burger is, and who Disney are, but I have no clue as to what a Doobie Burger is, haha! The heck is a Doobie anyways?
ReplyDeleteAlso, I know that this is a more basic Tomica meant for children and not true collectors such as ourselves, but the scooter's benches are rather undetailed... Some colors to set the acessories apart from the bench itself wouldn't hurt, as it would make the truck a bit more colorful.
I know what I think of when I hear "doobie". One is a band, and the otherh is a..., well, google that sometime. Like you, I just don't know what the term has to do with burger, or Disney. :D
DeleteWell, Japan has been know for using many strange "English" terms in even strangest places, so perhaps that may just be yet another example of such a habit, haha.
DeleteYes, and it's called Engrish. lol
DeleteHaha, how could I forget about Japan's third language? You have Japanese, English, and then comes Engrish! It's a fair order, wouldn't you agree? (laughs)
DeleteHave you never seen us type or speak English? Engrish is the official second language of Japan! lol
DeleteWell I have seen both English and Engrish come out in Japanese dialogues, so I don't know which ones surpasses the other in terms of official status, haha!
DeleteOfficially, English. If we speak it, 99% Engrish. lol
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