Posted on 09/06/2021 5:14:29 PM PDT by dynachrome
Police have arrested Tetsuo Urata on suspicion of stealing 730 pieces of women’s underwear from coin laundries, after a 21-year-old college student alerted authorities that six pairs of her underwear had disappeared. Authorities in the southern Japanese city of Beppu raided 56-year-old Tetsuo Urata’s home in late August and told media they “haven’t confiscated such a large number of panties in years.”
Police seized 730 pieces of female underwear during the search, which followed accusations towards Tetsuo from an unnamed 21-year-old female college student. She told police Tetsuo had pilfered six pairs of her underwear in a laundromat on August 24.
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TETSUOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Does she really want to wear them again after they have been in this perv’s possession?
“How I Spent My Labor Day Holiday” by Joe Biden
I love Japan.
Not even gonna read the story: his M.O. was to hang around and watch attractive gals putting the appropriate garments of choice in the dryer, then leaving-—he’d time his pilfering when they were safely out the door-—OR he’d wait for the “ding” to sound on the dryer, and if a gal was not there to rmove the stuff from the dryer, he would. I mean, that’s the way I’d do it......lol
Leave him some you pooped in.
LOL I saw that SlowJoe was handing out free sandwiches at a union hall in Delaware today and wound up talking on a cell phone to some guy’s aged mother.
Biggest number of stolen panties in years. I guess that means this is not a unique occurrence. wtf with the Japanese?
https://learnjapanese123.com/crazy-vending-machines-japan/
10. Underwear Vending Machines
And of course, this vending machine selling panties is going to be on the list. It is a common misconception that the underwear vending machines in Tokyo sell used underwear – but this isn’t true. They did exist in the back alleys of Akihabara, about 10 or 15 years ago, but the law is strict now. Some shops around here sold used panties – not necessarily in vending machines – but the police cracked down on them. Today, the underwear-selling vending machines are more of a gag gift than a strange fetish. And, for just 1000 yen, you can get your very own!
I have always called Japan the most perverse advanced industrial nation on Earth, after reading stories of 1.It’s legendary “eating” champion and how he trained, and 2. how they made an iconic culture hero out of a guy who actually committed cannibalism. Short on the details oif that one. Then of course there’s 3., Their behavior during WW2-—every bit as ghoulish and horrific as the Nazi’s, just not as well organized “industrially”.
Was it really necessary to lay them all out like that? Japanese authorities seem to have prurient interests of their own.
I have always called Japan the most perverse advanced industrial nation on Earth, after reading stories of 1.It’s legendary “eating” champion and how he trained, and 2. how they made an iconic culture hero out of a guy who actually committed cannibalism. Short on the details oif that one. Then of course there’s 3., Their behavior during WW2-—every bit as ghoulish and horrific as the Nazi’s, just not as well organized “industrially”.
Yes. A Man of Culture, I see.
You have to be quick to beat FReepers. I was too slow for that one!
That should have been the first thing I thought of. I must be slipping!
Seems like the kind of display they do for drugs, guns, and cash in the US.
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