In Finland there is a saying "Nussittuna nukut parhaiten" (You sleep the best after you have been fucked)

rip laoshu

魑魅魍魎

ちみもうりょう
evil spirits of rivers and mountains

bilingual sign (japanese and portuguese)

another bilingual sign

支那之夜
中国の夜

>Swedish man was so drunk that the police thought he was Danish.

>A man from Trollhättan will go to prison in 2016 (wew, is the article that old?) after getting so shitfaced that the police thought he came from Denmark.

>You aren't coming?
>No.
>(Impossible to tell if it means "No, I am coming" or "No, I'm not coming.")
This shit is fucking confusing. We were taught that "no" always means "no, i'm not coming" in english, but it's actually not true.

In japanese, it's always:
>A: 来ないの?(you aren't coming?)
>B: うん、行かない (yes, i'm not coming)
>B: いや、行くよ (no, i'm coming)

combat phrases in japanese