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5 O'Clock Somewhere: Drinking with Enormous Japanese Men is No Joke

21 November 2015 by Alan

5 O'Clock Somewhere: Drinking with Enormous Japanese Men is No Joke – (curated as of interest to Boulders penguin colony and Cape Town).

He looked like a slouched boulder: 300 pounds, six feet tall, and hands the size of buckets. He smelled strongly of … Nonplussed, the rikishi bowed, muttered their goodbyes to various people, and filed out of the room like a colony of penguins. The …
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