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relaxing, enjoyable movie, just one complaint

posted 8 years ago by stormhappy106
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wayyy too much karoke

[–] stormhappy106 8 years ago

wayyy too much karaoke

[–] TxMike 8 years ago

wayyy too much commenting on your own comments

Angela

[–] kolchak-thenightstalker 8 years ago

i think they were trying to correct their misspelling of karaoke and instead of editing their post they commented on their own post

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_BbtXj2P4g

[–] TxMike 8 years ago

Yeah well the OP is one sort of idiot or another, I see from his voting history a full 34% of his ratings of movies are "1", and included in that are some pretty good movies. So yep he has issues, more than just commenting on his own comment.

..*.. TxMike ..*..

[–] cbfan41 8 years ago

If you ever been to Japan, you would know it had it had the just right amount of karoke particularly since they were Charlotte's friends at that time period (late nineties/early 2000's).

[–] nocakeforyou 8 years ago

They reeeeaaaaallly like karaoke in Japan. Like, karaoke is a Japanese word, just so you know.

[–] CapnKaos 8 years ago

If you've ever been to Japan or spent any time there you'd know that this is one of the things that the Japanese love to do.

There's karaoke places everywhere. You go, rent a room by the hour that has couches, a big screen and karaoke equipment. There's even room service of sorts so you can order drinks and snacks. It's a fun way to spend a couple hours with friends getting drunk and singing loudly and off-key.

It's also a cheap date and a place for youngsters to get a semi-private area to make out. Seriously. It's a really cheap option but the door doesn't lock and there could be security or secret cameras filming you during that time. But it's cheaper than a love hotel and the fact that people are normally singing loudly and off-key the rooms are usually soundproofed.