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Nico Nico Online Streaming – BOH IS TALKING BOLDLY (“BOH”-LDLY)

Nico Nico Online Streaming – BOH IS TALKING BOLDLY  (“BOH”-LDLY)

 

 

Episode 1 (Fresh out of high school, BOH had just arrived and started living in Tokyo)

YouTube video (between 52:00 and 54:20) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIma6o3gwmE&t=52m0s

 

 

A number of people told me that Tokyo was a scary place to live.  I wanted to be tough and strong.  So, I started practicing martial arts with Tonfa batons at a nearby park.  One day, someone reported to the police, “There’s a person brandishing dangerous weapons at a park!”  Of course, I was the one practicing dangerous batons at the park LOL  The police came over to me and said, “What in the world are you doing here!?”  At that time, I was a stupid kid.  I should have been honest with the police and told them that I was simply practicing martial arts with Tonfa batons.  But I wanted to look really cool.  So, I said to the police what I thought was a cool thing to say, like, “If you are a man, you’d want to be tough and strong, huh?,” and started shadow-boxing with Tonfa in front of them.  I thought I looked cool acting like that, but the police took me to their station and started grilling me LOL  They made me write, “I will never brandish Tonfa at a public park again,” and sign the form LOL

 

 

Episode 2 (Fresh out of high school, not long after the above Tonfa episode)

YouTube video (between 54:20 and 55:35) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIma6o3gwmE&t=54m20s

 

 

So, I started living in Tokyo.  I wanted to do exercise but the police asked me not to practice martial arts with Tonfa at a public park.  So, I started jogging.  I was always naked from the waist up when I was jogging.  I jogged on the streets around some buildings, and it turns out that those buildings and the land surrounding them were a government property, namely, the Ministry of Defense!  I didn’t know it LOL  One day, security people approached this person jogging naked from the waist up, which was me LOL  Did I look suspicious being half-naked?  Once again, I wanted to look cool and I said something I thought was a cool thing to say (I hadn’t learned a thing from the Tonfa episode LOL), and again, the security people took me to the same nearby police station LOL

 

 

Episode 3 (Fresh out of high school, not long after the above two episodes)

YouTube video (between 55:35 and 58:35) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIma6o3gwmE&t=55m35s

 

 

One day, I wanted to grill fish over a charcoal fire.  I lived in a small room in an apartment building, facing a famous busy street in the middle of Tokyo.  I couldn’t do a charcoal grill in such a small room with windows closed.  Carbon monoxide would fill up the room and it would be dangerous!  So, I opened wide the window facing that busy street.  At that time, there was a girl I liked very much and she was also in the room.  I wanted to look really cool in front of her.  So, I tried to be cool, opening the window wide, grilling fish over a charcoal fire, chatting with her happily and all.  

 

Suddenly, there were sirens coming from a street.  I recognized that those were firefighters’ sirens.  I was, like, “A fire?  Somewhere nearby?  Man, that’d be terrible.”  Charcoal was set up on the balcony right next to the window, letting out smokes.  So, I was unable to look down at the street to find that many people had gathered outside this apartment building, looking up, nervously observing a large pile of smokes ascending from my room.  I was unaware of that.  Suddenly, someone started knocking on the front door of my room, really loudly!  It was very loud!  The girl I liked very much opened the door, and there he was, a firefighter!  He was holding a big hose, this really big hose, shouting at me, “What are you doing over there!?”

 

A policeman at the police station I had been taken to twice before, who remembered me, was really angry, like, “You again!  You!  Your third time!  I tell you what, this is Tokyo!  You can’t do these things here!”

 

So, I learned, “I can’t do these things in Tokyo” LOL