why are honda kids so obsessed with this
i dont understand how this is cool in any way... please enlighten me
i dont understand how this is cool in any way... please enlighten me
why????
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Charlie a.k.a. Chuck
Driver
i dont get the fascination over domo-kun in America, when they dont even get NHK . its not just honda people its more of the what you guys call "jdm fan boys(bois)"
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Ohh I just assumed it was a honda thing cuz so many people have them that own hondas.
Its just as gay as putting tella tubby shit on ur car
same thing with the jdm "arrow" thing...
the green and yellow icon
in japan doesnt it mean you are a new driver, and you just barely passed your exam, classifying you as a shity driver?
the green and yellow icon
in japan doesnt it mean you are a new driver, and you just barely passed your exam, classifying you as a shity driver?
93drifter
Driver
Arent you a jdm fan boi? :laugh:
loli went to a car meet last night and saw a big domo kun doll stuffed in someones sunroof...of course it was a hondahhh owner
lol..
Driving Beginner’s Mark
JList.com. Number in stock: 9 Weight: 120 g. Price: $6.00
Product type: Car Item (Beginners’ Mark)
Immediately after getting their driver’s license, for the first year of driving a car in Japan, everyone must put a “Beginner’s Mark” on the front and back of your car. This yellow and green arrow is a universal symbol in Japan, meaning lacking in experience — cars with this mark you have to drive carefully around them! This is a magnetic beginner’s mark, which the Japanese stick to their car on the front and on the back in an easily seen area (this is Japanese law). You can use these on your car, or as an unusual fridge magnet, sure to cause questions about this curious marking — it might even be the start of an interesting conversation. This is magnet is also reflective so it can be seen from a distance. 4.5″ x 7″ (11 x 18 cm), this is an amusing cultural artifact from Japan!
http://tinyurl.com/Drivers-Marks
JuanD
Driver
http://store.jackadeal.com/paofwbedrba.html
"In Japan, any driver who obtains drivers license within 1 year must show this badge/emblem on their vehicles. It's called "Shosinn-sha-emblem" in Japanese. Shosinn-sha means " Beginner or Starter" Another driver must give their ways even on the busy traffic"
"In Japan, any driver who obtains drivers license within 1 year must show this badge/emblem on their vehicles. It's called "Shosinn-sha-emblem" in Japanese. Shosinn-sha means " Beginner or Starter" Another driver must give their ways even on the busy traffic"
correct and the orange and yellow tear. aka elder driver means your a geezer and people should avoid you. so both are symbols to let others know that you suck at driving
thats fuckin awesome, so baisicly the ricer fanboys think that they are jay dee emm when they rock the green/yellow thingy, but really they are saying they are horrible at driving.
lol i would put that on my car for fun if people knew wat it meant
MKIII305
Spectator
About 3 years ago I went to Target and I remember they were selling giant stuffed Domo's...I could tell no one knew who or what it was yet because there was a sign above them saying something like "Domo has arrived" with a date and it was about a month later that I was there. Well I would've bought one just because I thought it was so childish and crazy that it was almost badass (Plus my lady would've probably loved it). I just didn't have the cash for a giant stuffed.......brown thing.
And I know if you were all in Japan you would all have a Shoshinn-sha on your shit, but I do think its retarded to do it here in the states.
Next topic: Tow hooks and hanging things from tow hooks. This is a good one because I know some of you ricers even do it.
And I know if you were all in Japan you would all have a Shoshinn-sha on your shit, but I do think its retarded to do it here in the states.
Next topic: Tow hooks and hanging things from tow hooks. This is a good one because I know some of you ricers even do it.
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i think they call these things "drift charms". funny thing is i see them mostly on hondas lol