YEEELOOOW mate! :3 welcome welcome indeed its a place of wonders and explorations.. http://stuffpoint.com/rainbows/image/thumb/82839-rainbows-rainbow-spongebob.jpg im fairly new too//somewhat actually.. Cx LETS explore tohgetherr!!

aWoo.. flirt De-tected! haha! Jkidding, welcome aboard mate! (:

hiya! mate! (: welcome welcome aboard! :3

@ThePalmTopTiger And @ThisIsSilly Yes language barrier is a big issue there. I just got back from a trip to Osaka and Kyoto and had a good bit of issues since i only know a few small Japanese words. However i made it work using hotel staff which spoke English pretty well, Google Map and my GPS saved my life. Most of the time body language and pointing can get you by. The subway systems can be confusing there and in Kyoto the train and bus stations are very confusing. I mainly walked everywhere in Kyoto. Also keep in mind certain over the counter meds and prescriptions are illegal there. Be sure to check that out before going. I found it better in Kyoto language wise than Osaka, more people there spoke English prolly mainly due to the fact of many tourist.Lastly Japanese people are very nice and helpful however they often seem a bit cold and unwilling to really get to know you. Hope this help have a wonderful trip. If your curious about what you'll see in Osaka and Kyoto feel free to view my profile i posted a few pictures from my trip.

I played it with over with some friends a few years ago during the beta, I had a great time. My osamoda was super cute and you could give funny names to your summons if you wanted to.

I have those pictures. I guess I need to be a bit clear. I need drawings of the tattoo just by themselves. I have the neck one since it words. Thank you!

This is actually just a rough as it was just written as a back story for an rpg character so I didn't really focus on making things very clear as I would for something that I'd originally planned for a larger audience then the forum group I was on. But I'm glad you enjoyed it still the same.

I am currently an officer in the Army. It does come with a lot of benefits, like fully paying for my education. There are a lot of hoops to jump through to become an officer, but I have not regretted it at all. And who knows, you might be able to work in Japan. I was direct commissioned so I never did ROTC. I can't really give you advice on that. But I'll be happy to answer any other questions you have.