Japanese People Love Steve

The picture above was taken outside the Imperial Palace.


This guy noticed something out of the ordinary.


This woman informed us that she had a baby inside her.

Boss

Suntory BOSS is the boss of them all since 1992.

I wonder if they refer to him as Boss when he comes to Japan.

Ohio State 2 - Michigan 0

This first picture I took from inside my mom's car. You'll want to zoom in on the van on the right and look in the bottom right corner of the rear window.


This fellow we met in the Hard Rock Cafe gift shop in Ueno.

So Far, So Good

Having arrived at our hotel, and after some small troubles, checked in, it was time for Trent and me to find a place to eat. We decided to wonder around the area until we found something suitable.

These kind folks took a great interest in Fetal Steve. Using my limited japanese, I explained to them what he was, then asked for a good place to eat.


They took us to this restaurant where we had udon. It was delicious.



We met this friendly gentleman in the restaurant. He liked Steve... a lot.

We Care You

Dominick should understand this one.

Fetal Steve Goes to Detroit

Detroit has a much larger airport than I had initially realized. Airports of this size are always dealing with getting people from place to place quickly and efficiently, utilizing trams, moving walkways, escalators, and everything else. Never before, though, had I seen a magic tunnel. That’s right—a magic tunnel! The walls flash different lights while odd music plays in the background. Everyone knows that no one can hear you scream in space, but if sound could travel in space, I’m pretty sure the tunnel sounds just like what space would sound like.

Fetal Steve and the X-Ray Machine

June 11, 2007 10:03 AM

So. Fetal Steve’s journey to the other side of the world has begun. Putting Steve through security brought about a familiar scene, and one that we probably have not seen the last of. This happened in arch in St. Louis when I was with Trent and his friends. This time, all my items came out of the x-ray checker thingy except for Mr. Copernicus. I watched as a crowd of officials gathered around the monitor until finally someone brought him (in his case) to me, and said, “we’re going to need to look at this.”

I consented and when they opened up the case they saw what could not have been much different than what they saw on the screen, aside from some sunglasses and a tie, I guess. One man asked me what I’m doing with it, and when I explained it to him he said something to the effect of, “Wow, that sounds like something they’d do on Something Awful.”

Goon Power!

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