*sniffs tea suspiciously* I never heard of this before...

Kat: Oh...it's just tea...doesn't it smell like just tea? It even looks like normal tea. :D

You should get a taste tester, Kat....

whatev. *slurps it*

bright yellow hair!!!!!!!

lol
Taste testers are overrated. :D

now mehi's hair is black. wtf, it keeps changing!

lol.
She likes to pay with her hair...not really...I'm zapping it with my magical fairy wand changing it colors! :D

did you zap her shirt away too? how naughty!

Nope...that I did not do...she is stripped her own shirt off to entice away all the male frogs you called out in Lonely Nation. :D

O.O I hope not...

lol. But it is true...that means you lose...I win. :D And I am still under my snow fortress. XD With my magical fairy want, ready to attack. XD

you lie so i win!

No...You lie! I am the ultimate winner! :D

there's no such thing as that! *hits you with a pillow*

*smacks you back with another pillow* Yes there is!


Oh...and I'm getting off of here for the night. So... Good night!

*whack whack whack* liiieees!!

awwww, night Ter.

Ok, that was weird and I missed it....

yes, it was weird. oh well.

Oh, well...did you know that it is illegal to own a bladed weapon in Japan without registration unless the blade is shorter than 5.8 in or the weapon is a practice or decorative blade with a blade that can not be sharpened...and the police are serious about it. Like if your Japanese living in Japan and your grandfather dies, if while you are going through his stuff and you find an unregistered blade hidden after WWII, you have to turn it over to the police and you will not get it back. It would be broken into three pieces and destroyed...well, at least that is what I read....

I know of that law and how serious it is, but the last part about breaking the blade I had not heard. that would really suck....

Yeah, it made me sad. The police doesn't look at it as a family heirloom. They only see it as a dangerous weapon worth destroying.

then just make sure the police never find out!

Well, actually it is worse if the police find out that a live person is hiding it. Japanese police can detain a person without cause and with minimal food, water, sleep...they are allowed to break a confession from ordinary citizens....

hm...I wonder how I would deal with a situation like that.

I would not want to ever be put in that situation in the first place.