LOL, I don't answer to you, buckwheat. I said I was born there, and implying I'm a liar is mere belligerence. After all, I could question your "22 years," since it's a fairly popular number amongst jackasses, but it simply doesn't matter, since your assertions are so baka.
You trash the entire country of Japan for mysteriously doing you wrong; you claim that the Japanese - of all people - don't eat fresh fish (LOL); and you sneer that my not agreeing with you in these ridiculous assertions means I'm not aware of reality.
Go play on the swings.
“I don’t answer to you, buckwheat.”
Or rather, you choose to respond in an extremely unpleasant manner to a reasonable, civil question, a matter of simple conversation.
I did not imply that you are a liar, but your response reminds me that “the guilty flee when no man pursueth.” What in the world is your problem?
“After all, I could question your “22 years”
You could, but anyone who cared to could very easily confirm it.
“...your assertions are so baka.”
You wouldn’t want to say that they are “baka;” you would want to say that they are “bakageta.” It’s analogous to the difference between “fool” and “foolish.”
“You trash the entire country of Japan for mysteriously doing you wrong”
Over-react much?
“you claim that the Japanese - of all people - don’t eat fresh fish”
No, I did not claim that they don’t eat fresh fish. Sometimes they do, but they also eat a **lot** of himono. Neither yet is their palate so wonderfully sophisticated. I have seen Japanese people try to give the leftover fish from their plate to a cat, and the cat scorn it.
It’s pretty funny, really. The cat sniffs it, gives them a dirty look, sproings its tail straight up in the air, and stalks off—the incarnation of wounded dignity.
“and you sneer that my not agreeing with you in these ridiculous assertions means I’m not aware of reality.”
No, not the ridiculous assertions that you invented and attribute to me, but the assertions I actually made.
Guess I’ll know better than to try and make conversation with you again.