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I found some video one of my friends showed me from a Japanese variety show in which a series of celebrities (like actors, comedians, singers, ect) were lined up in front of podiums with a little yellow character with a bell on top of it's head. The hosts would show video of whatever current events were going on in Japan at the moment and the celebrities would take a hammer and ring the bell on the top of the character's head if what they just watched moved them in any way.
One thing they showed was a series of DVDs catered to people who are living alone or just lonely in which they can buy the DVD and pick from a selection of different people to "eat with". Basically, there was a surfer guy eating in front of the camera and then they showed a guy from Nepal eating curry with his hands and then a few pretty girls. The entire point was that it just featured people eating in front of you so you wouldn't feel like you were eating alone.
Please sweet Jesus God in Heaven, if anyone knows what I'm talking about, please find me more information on these DVDs. Please. I'll love you forever.
 
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Valhalla18444 Posts
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oh my god lol...is this serious? a video to help you feel like less of a loner?
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That's weird, in Japan the social stigma of eating alone isn't as prevalent as it is in western countries. I'm surprised they have this, but then again if anyone were to ever make something like this I wouldn't be surprised if he were Japanese haha
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awww, that sounds so sad... but imagine the table conversations you could have! you wouldn't have to worry about being interrupted and you could talk with your mouth full and nobody would care.
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oh this is so silly haha.
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Canada8036 Posts
On April 29 2010 14:20 PanoRaMa wrote:
That's weird, in Japan the social stigma of eating alone isn't as prevalent as it is in western countries. I'm surprised they have this, but then again if anyone were to ever make something like this I wouldn't be surprised if he were Japanese haha
Well, what else do you sell to the NEET and hikikomori demographic? 
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It seems that many people in Japan feel extremely isolated and lonely (hence the number of otaku in Japan).
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would anyone actually feel better using these dvds?
id feel even worse
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On April 29 2010 14:49 JohnColtrane wrote:
would anyone actually feel better using these dvds?
id feel even worse
I disagree. It's better than nothing.
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So how's the food?
Om nom nom.
I know right? I used some special sauce.
Om nom nom.
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On April 29 2010 14:50 illu wrote:Show nested quote +On April 29 2010 14:49 JohnColtrane wrote:
would anyone actually feel better using these dvds?
id feel even worse I disagree. It's better than nothing.
no its not its worth than nothing, its a reminder of how lame you are
who wants to eat food with a grub from nepal eating out of his hands anyway
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rofl are there any on YouTube?
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On April 29 2010 15:15 Amnesia wrote:
rofl are there any on YouTube?
lol why dont you buy one and show us? i dont think they will be that expensive
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On April 29 2010 15:18 JohnColtrane wrote:lol why dont you buy one and show us? i dont think they will be that expensive
i dont live in japan but i plan to go there!
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I don't wanna pay for the DVDs, I'll just wait for the torrent
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On April 29 2010 15:31 Chairman Ray wrote:
I don't wanna pay for the DVDs, I'll just wait for the torrent
don't waste your 1000th post on this thread
on topic:
how in the world does this work...?
so... they ask you questions? and talk regardless of your answers lol
or do they just sit still and go om nom nom?
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On April 29 2010 14:20 PanoRaMa wrote:
That's weird, in Japan the social stigma of eating alone isn't as prevalent as it is in western countries. I'm surprised they have this, but then again if anyone were to ever make something like this I wouldn't be surprised if he were Japanese haha
When you're lonely, you're lonely.
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