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Tuesday, July 7, 2009

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Hatsune Miku’s latest figure incarnation looks set to become another classic, being both charming and possessed of some subtle erotic elements…
The figure itself is a 1/7 scale PVC depiction of Hatsune Miku, based on the standard Kei design. Release is due in November.
One of the unusual aspects of this figure is the use of “clear” parts – visible with the hair, arms and skirt, though perhaps difficult to discern with only photographs.
Compared to some of the other depictions we have seen, this one is perhaps rather more fleshy, with some particular care evident in her zettai ryouiki area and chest. No pantsu shots are evident, but the smart bet seems to be on shimapan…

Max Factory’s Hatsune Miku is available for international pre-order now.

An apparent case of strap failure ends in disaster for overly rambunctious 2ch Wii user, although the effect is at least interesting to look at.

Of course, whether the fault lies with the user or with Nintendo’s made in China strap is an open question, perhaps best settled by a class action lawsuit, some might say…

Japanese woman crave more sex, and increasingly despair of what the Japanese media has dubbed “sexless” men; surveys reveal these women to be desperate for more, with some 80% of women surveyed hankering after sex at least once a week, but with only 40% getting it.

The survey, conducted by woman’s keitai site “Super Body”, targeted the site’s 300,000 members, mostly women in their twenties and thirties, and received 2,768 responses.

90% of these were in their twenties and thirties, and 65% were OL (office ladies, the female equivalent of salarymen) and similar, with 20% students and 10% housewives; respondents were both married and unmarried.

The most interesting findings of course related to the sexual habits and aspirations of the women:

How often do you get any H?

None at all lately 16%
Once every 3 months 3.9%
Once a month 11.7%
2-3 times a month 27%
Once a week 21.5%
2-3 times a week 18%
Daily 2%

What is your ideal H frequency?

Once a month 3.6%
2-3 times a month 15.9%
Once a week 33.8%
2-3 times a week 38.7%
Daily 5.5%
Some 20% were effectively “sexless”, but some 24% reported they “felt like they were a sexless couple.”

Those responsible for the survey report that “Women of this generation are not sexually satisfied. They want men to take notice of this.”

Many women are apparently very ready to help their men take notice of this – we hear that a number of methods have been tried:

“I said I was starving whilst pulling off his trousers, and then I helped him with my mouth.”

“We researched his favourite sex by watching his AV collection together.”

“I started pursuing fellatio and paizuri more assertively…”

“I showed him some onanism to help him get in the mood.”

“I shave off my pubic hair.”
The list goes on…

Via ZakZak.

It seems a lack of virility on the part of Japanese men, coupled with unrealistic material expectations on the part of Japanese women, are just some of the major impediments to healthy relations between the sexes in Japan…

A carpenter who accidentally sawed off his own penis is apparently embarrassed by the hideous accident, which according to his mother “happens all the time” to the people in his profession.

The man (54) was sawing wood when he somehow managed to saw his penis off.

An ambulance was soon on its way, and found him bleeding in his bathtub. After being rushed to hospital, surgeons were able to reattach his penis.

Speaking to journalists, his mother shared an unexpected fact about carpenters:

“Stuart is a carpenter and uses sharp and sometimes dangerous tools.”
She goes on to admit that it was an unfortunate accident, but hardly uncommon:

“This was an unfortunate accident but these things happen all the time to people in his profession. I have spoken to him and he is quite embarrassed about the whole incident.”
Via the Telegraph.

Apparently, accidental penis amputation is now little more than an embarrassing inconvenience thanks to the marvels of modern medicine…

Nintendo is said to be planning to accommodate hopeless or merely impatient gamers who get stuck in games by making more of its games feature a “skip” feature, whereby difficult segments may be bypassed entirely.

The measure is to be concentrated on “action” games reliant on speedy reflexes, and will be featuring on both the Wii and DS.

The motivation behind it appears to be a desire to embrace casual gamers whose only experience of a “game” may be Wii Fit; previously some concern at the length of certain games and their ability to be completed by players with careers has prompted similar measures elsewhere.

Via Gigazine.

Proof, as if any were needed, that Nintendo’s consoles cater almost exclusively to “casuals”? Of course, cheats are nothing new, but usually they are not promoted as an integral feature of the title…

Anyway,(I LOVE THAT WORD!) here's a really kawaii picture i found....

It's called Beako rorikon(lolicon) dakara desu....

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