True story.
True story.
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Well, hopefully goukan doesn't happen at goukons...
After the record scratch, I was informed rather politely that it was indeed NOT Goukan, but Goukon.
Well, it could've happened to anyone... "Why yes, I do love mangoes. Why do you ask?"
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Can someone explain the joke to me? I think this needs a bit of japanese culture context that I'm not familiar with.
5 0 ReplyType the following into Google Translate or DeepL and consider the difference a single letter can make: Goukon: 合コン Goukan: 強姦
2 0 ReplyOh ok. Next time just answer the damn question unless its complicated. "Just Google it" is such an asshole way to answer a simple question.
If anyone else doesn't know, Goukon: is a group date and Goukan: is rape. Apparently sometimes Goukan happens at Goukon.
4 0 ReplyMy bad, the second half of the sentence was meant as a reference to the joke, but it came off as a bit rude.
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