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- SamuraiDave
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very funny
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lol looks like fun
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im skerrrrd..
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i wish SF BART would do the same!
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You can see the unedited version here
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- SamuraiDave
- 8 months ago
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And here's a more indepth look at the whole event tracing its origins and organizing
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- SamuraiDave
- 8 months ago
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Music is by the Exotic Ones - check 'em out!
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- SamuraiDave
- 8 months ago
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Different, I'd join in if I saw it though. I see plenty of drunks on the Boston subways, good conversation starters if you can comprehend what there saying.
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- ArmyJuggalo
- 8 months ago
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For a bit of Halloween humor check out the It's the Great Pumpkin Cult, Charlie Brown!!!
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- SamuraiDave
- 8 months ago
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i've had my own party in the NYC trains! it seems familiar.
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- KarolinaTheCondukter
- 8 months ago
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awesome!... adding one more thing of my list of things to do when i go to japan.. oh man i agree with immazima, i wish the bart would do it too...
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- mistarmookie
- 8 months ago
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This makes my Halloween seem pretty lame because I partied at a house in Oklahoma and not a train in Japan
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- patballosu
- 8 months ago
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That looked like a party!
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Hello current Halloween Train participants.
Bet you didn't know the Halloween Train was started in 1988 by W. Scot Simpson of Charlotte, David Stuckey of Portland, and Jim Mohr of Los Angeles all living in Tokyo at the time.
We decided to invite friends in costume to BYOB and take over the last car of the Yamanote-sen @ 11:00pm 31 Oct., for a ride around the Tokyo circle.Glad to see it's still in effect today.........fully!
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hope everyone had a fun Halloween.
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This is great!!! I would so love to go to this party!!
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Here's footage from this year's Halloween Train. We were the few, the proud, the loud.
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- SamuraiDave
- 8 months ago
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I was in the Kansai/Nagoya area recently to take in a geisha performance in Kyoto and to tour a castle or two in the Nagoya area.
While I was there I met Maggie and her owner Gimmeabreakman from Youtube. Gimmeabreakman interviewed me on the controversial Tokyo Yamanote Halloween Train which caused quite a bit of furor on the internet. Internet denizens were either up in arms against it or that they missed it.
Here I discuss how overly-demonized the event is and how many people are just experiencing internet faux rage over something that they probably never heard before they saw it on youtube or some other forum
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- SamuraiDave
- 8 months ago
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quite the party! oh im going next year fa sho!
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- andeeandee
- 8 months ago
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very short. so smarr, so smarr.
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- FattaFinga
- 8 months ago
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Notice: crazy Americans every were, that would piss me off.
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- The420Effect
- 4 months ago
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Ether way, its easy to forgive one of your own but to have an semi uninvited guest make chaos its annoying.. and makes bad for people that want to do more then just party in a foreign land.
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- The420Effect
- 4 months ago
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