They talk a lot about the number of stars, don't they.Do you suppose any person has actually ever counted them...?Don't know how many hundreds of thousands there are, but whoever did it was a MAJOR free-time control freak. "Hundreds of thousands", with the proper counter for inanimate objects, comes out as "nanmanko", which puns with another "manko", thus the reaction.What kind of roll? Originally, "Did someone crack a dirty joke?"Moron.PENGUIN STRATOSPHEREWintertime stars sure do give us a pretty show. A kanji pun; 星 (star) would normally be pronounced "hoshi", but it's also the kanji for Sho's name.Not you. Sorry, sit down.Can't do much about all this cold, though...It's not bad once in a while, right? Being out in Nature, taking in its show...I guess.Would you like some sweet saké?Oh, don't mind if I do!We're still on our temple grounds, though...Let's see, this matches the compass point...or it should.Is that the three stars? Hm?What can't you find?The constellation Orion, but...Oh, that? Right in front of you, see...?
They talk a lot about the number of stars, don't they.
Do you suppose any person has actually ever counted them...?
Don't know how many hundreds of thousands there are, but whoever did it was a MAJOR free-time control freak. "Hundreds of thousands", with the proper counter for inanimate objects, comes out as "nanmanko", which puns with another "manko", thus the reaction.
What kind of roll? Originally, "Did someone crack a dirty joke?"
Moron.
PENGUIN STRATOSPHERE
Wintertime stars sure do give us a pretty show. A kanji pun; 星 (star) would normally be pronounced "hoshi", but it's also the kanji for Sho's name.
Not you. Sorry, sit down.
Can't do much about all this cold, though...
It's not bad once in a while, right? Being out in Nature, taking in its show...
I guess.
Would you like some sweet saké?
Oh, don't mind if I do!
We're still on our temple grounds, though...
Let's see, this matches the compass point...or it should.
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