3 Idiots Japanese Dubbed Download \/\/FREE\\\\
Wade Hendryx
As I said this is just a very basic idiots guide for people who are going in completely green. Hopefully this helps a few people out! If you have any questions myself or others will try our best to help you out!
- didnt come with ETC card, so had to pay tolls with cash. its a pain.
- google maps is better than it used to be for japanese roads, but its still unclear instructions and confusing as f**k for multi-layered roads.
- a bike rider and car driver were pissed at me once: I was in the middle road of a T-intersection (tight local streets) and car +bike approached from my left. So I gave way to them. Apparently I needed to go first, coz otherwise the car wouldnt fit? I dunno, i tried to wave them through but they looked at me puzzled so i drove off to the right... it was confusing.
This has an equivalent in French, where Coryza is commonly known as "Rhume de cerveau" (brain cold), which people without a brain obviously can't catch. The English phrase "too slow to catch a cold" may or may not be related. If there is any Real Life explanation, it may be that idiots are too stupid to realize they even have a cold, then ignore it until it goes away. Another possible explanation; only an idiot would do the things that Japanese conventional wisdom says cause colds; when they don't catch the cold they should have, it's because they're idiots.
Video Games
- In a "Teach me, Miss Litchi!" segment in BlazBlue, Bang is planning to infiltrate Litchi's clinic so he can get closer to her. One of his subordinates suggests going in as a patient, but Bang is an Idiot Hero... see the quote at the top of this page.
- In Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, Yasuhiro Hagakure mentions he doesn't want to get a cold from being caught in the sprinkler system. One of his classmates cheerfully assures him that thanks to this trope, he'll be fine, and is somewhat disconcerted when he agrees with her.
- One of the Male Warrior's personality types in Disgaea 4 will mention something about this, though he claims it's because he's too hot to catch a cold, instead of being an idiot.
- Referenced by Kyrie in Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's Portable: The Gears of Destiny after her Idiot Hero sister somehow managed to resist the virus she gave her. Amitie: I didn't get an antidote.
Kyrie: But... the virus!
Amitie: Things like that... Can be taken cared of by Fighting Spirit!
Kyrie: Fighting Spirit...?
Amitie: Fighting Spirit! With it overflowing from my body, a mere virus won't beat me!
Kyrie: That's the same as the saying "Idiots don't get colds"! - In Persona 3, after the typhoon has passed, if you talk to Junpei, he'll make this comment: Junpei: They say that idiots never get sick. Since you got sick, that means you're smart, and since I didn't...Well, what do they know, anyway?
- A character accuses Moses Sandor from Tales of Legendia to be "too stupid to catch a cold" when someone comments on his rather light choice of clothing regardless of where they go, cold places and all.
- Touhou Project:
- Cirno is doubly protected against colds by being 1.) an ice fairy, and 2.) the resident Baka. Naturally, numerous Fanworks have lampshaded this trope.
- She once got a cold due to excessive heat. Intentionally in fact, to prove that she's not an idiot.
- Rinnosuke Morichika is a Know-Nothing Know-It-All, and also claims that he never gets sick as a result of his half-youkai physiology.
- In Fanworks, Plague Master Yamame Kurodani also tends to lampshade about the immunity of idiots.
We\u2019d wandered past a sliding wooden slatted door with a fluttering noren curtain: the standard signifier of a Japanese restaurant. Excited about whatever gastronomic adventure awaited within, we\u2019d slid the door open and poked our heads inside to be greeted by a flustered looking, kimono-clad woman who had hurtled towards us, arms held up to form a cross- the Japanese symbol for NO. Bewildered at this unexpected rudeness we\u2019d tried, in broken Japanese, to ask for a table, while the lady continued to cross her hands in front of her face and squeezed her eyes shut as though wishing us into vanishing. When she finally opened her eyes and saw us still standing there she spoke slowly, as if to idiots. \u201CNO SUSHI,\u201D she said. \u201CNO TEMPURA.\u201D To her visible dismay we\u2019d shrugged our shoulders and said we\u2019d eat whatever they had to give us.
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