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Ode To Anonymous
http://www.odetoanonymous.blogspot.com
- Author: L. Scarlet
- Listed in: Society Observational Humor
- Tags: observation interesting anonymous sarcastic eccentric odd
- Added on: Mar 3rd, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
When you're an American in Tokyo no one looks at you. It's like either everyone's walking around in an extra-cranial coma, or you've completely merged with the concrete. Being anonymous gave me super powers. I'm not in Japan now, but here's to being overlooked and autonomous. We can do anything.
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