at least when it's gratuitous, kanji - in this case the kanji for 'fire - can be emblazed on the side of the mountain.
posted by David_Weinstein at 4:16 AM
Monday, March 06, 2006
at least when it's gratuitous, kanji - in this case the kanji for 'fire - can be emblazed on the side of the mountain.
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