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So Genki Sudo is the craziest motherfugger evar. He writes this in his diary,
"I went to a rotating sushi restaurant again. Watching the tempting merry go round that sends out the scents, I swore to myself that I would "make a legend before my next weight losing." My goal was 18plates. With the today's condition...I can do it. The moment I picked up a tuna with determination this movie crossed my mind..." Finding Nemo"
The hit movie, which a fish looks for his son Nemo, who was kidnapped by humans. Basically I'm a Hayao Miyazaki fan and I favor the studio Giburi but I watched Nemo twice and cried both times. But turns out. I've forgotten all the tears and I'm trying to eat a fish now.
Were those tears all fake?
It's possible that this Tuna's father may be looking for him. Hold on, Tuna's dad. I'll let you meet him now. But thinking all that, the Tuna in my hand had changed from it's original shape and there's no way to talk to it. While I was in awe, my friend Mikogai a tuna fat lover was eating right
next to me and mumbling "So good. This is sooo good"
Yet he'll get into the ring with butterbean, a huge man of proportional strength to a rhinocerous beetle, and start by doing a flying armbar. What the hell is wrong with this man?! I can't stop reading the damn thing though. It's so addicting.
Here's the link so you'll get hooked:
"I went to a rotating sushi restaurant again. Watching the tempting merry go round that sends out the scents, I swore to myself that I would "make a legend before my next weight losing." My goal was 18plates. With the today's condition...I can do it. The moment I picked up a tuna with determination this movie crossed my mind..." Finding Nemo"
The hit movie, which a fish looks for his son Nemo, who was kidnapped by humans. Basically I'm a Hayao Miyazaki fan and I favor the studio Giburi but I watched Nemo twice and cried both times. But turns out. I've forgotten all the tears and I'm trying to eat a fish now.
Were those tears all fake?
It's possible that this Tuna's father may be looking for him. Hold on, Tuna's dad. I'll let you meet him now. But thinking all that, the Tuna in my hand had changed from it's original shape and there's no way to talk to it. While I was in awe, my friend Mikogai a tuna fat lover was eating right
next to me and mumbling "So good. This is sooo good"
Yet he'll get into the ring with butterbean, a huge man of proportional strength to a rhinocerous beetle, and start by doing a flying armbar. What the hell is wrong with this man?! I can't stop reading the damn thing though. It's so addicting.
Here's the link so you'll get hooked:
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