Too bizarre for words. The fact that it’s in Japanese doesn’t help.
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Actually, it does help that it’s in Japanese.
I don’t get it – Al Gore wasn’t in it, and he’s Emperor of the Moon.
The worst part of my medevac and hospital stay in Japan was the cartoons. Much worse than my wounds. At the nurses station 24/7. I could hear that crap, unable to stop it for months.
OK…we need to finish what we started in 1945.
Great, now I am going to be singing that all day…. thanks
#5, Yeah, we should have dropped a couple more nukes on Japan during WWII.
did I just trip acid?
Interesting–Even though the English title says “my boyfriend is the president,” the Japanese title actually translates to “my childhood friend is the president.”
I think I found my new ringtone…
Seriously–before I Googled this, I thought it was the opening theme for a Japanese sitcom. You know–a wacky look at politics through the eyes of a girl with a crush on Obama…