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mwakabay
Japanese alphabet (hiragana and katakana) stamp sets. Customized
rubber address stamps featuring your name or family mon. More
contemporary stamps (not those boring geishas that have been done to
death).
The most exciting thing is that our products will help you learn as
well as help you create beautiful, cute art.
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Thank you for your time and support.
Micah Wakabayashi
Owner
Louise Bremner
> Featuring Japanese alphabet (hiragana and katakana) stamp sets.
Kewl. Just what I need. I could carry around sixty little "alphabet"
stamps and an ink-pad to print with, instead of all that tedious writing
by hand.
> If you do not know your Kamon, we will be happy to help you for FREE!
In the same way that the tartan manufacturers match surnames to
appropriate tartans?
Oh. It's a
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If you want a reply by e-mail, don't write to my Yahoo address!
Declan Murphy
> mwakabay <mwak...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>Featuring Japanese alphabet (hiragana and katakana) stamp sets.
>
> Kewl. Just what I need. I could carry around sixty little "alphabet"
> stamps and an ink-pad to print with, instead of all that tedious writing
> by hand.
Pfft... even more tedious. What the spammer needs to sell is Japanese
alphabet stamp sets made entirely of genuine exotic woodcuts!
Mad Dan
>
>
> The most exciting thing is that our products will help you learn as
> well as help you create beautiful, cute art.
>
Wow! I really REALLY can't imagine ANYTHING more exciting than
creating "beautiful, cute art".
Where do I sign up?
Michael Cash
the alphabet and kept on going with:
>Check out my new site www.japaneserubberstamps.com -- Featuring
>Japanese alphabet (hiragana and katakana) stamp sets. Customized
>rubber address stamps featuring your name or family mon. More
>contemporary stamps (not those boring geishas that have been done to
>death).
>
>The most exciting thing is that our products will help you learn as
>well as help you create beautiful, cute art.
I wouldn't know art from my aunt's elbow, so let's forget about that.
*What* exactly is it going to help me learn? (Not that I think you'll
be coming back through the group to participate in your own thread or
anything. You worthless spamming sacks of steaming dog shit seldom
do).
Kevin Wayne Williams
>
> I wouldn't know art from my aunt's elbow, so let's forget about that.
>
> *What* exactly is it going to help me learn?
Well, they give you a clue: "Studying kanji should be stressful."
KWW
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Drew Hamilton
>*What* exactly is it going to help me learn?
Oh, come on! What better way to learn your kana than by buying stamps
so you never have to write them yourself!
- awh
Haluk
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> On 27 Oct 2003 19:00:42 -0800, mwak...@yahoo.com (mwakabay) belched
> the alphabet and kept on going with:
>
> >Check out my new site www.japaneserubberstamps.com -- Featuring
> >Japanese alphabet (hiragana and katakana) stamp sets. Customized
> >rubber address stamps featuring your name or family mon. More
> >contemporary stamps (not those boring geishas that have been done to
> >death).
> >
> >The most exciting thing is that our products will help you learn as
> >well as help you create beautiful, cute art.
>
> I wouldn't know art from my aunt's elbow, so let's forget about that.
>
> *What* exactly is it going to help me learn?
As soon as you get them delivered your door, you will learn not to waste
your money on cute toys ("...when I grove up I shall give up childish
things" -or something like that, not a xtian anyways)