Turning Japanese
Check out that Logo! [compare pictures]
they were NEZHA'S Dude? hahaha..
Nezha is a patron saint of sorts for misfits in society and is especially popular among teenagers. Since he travels around on fiery wheels, he’s also a favorite among taxi drivers and other professional drivers. Nezha is a prominent figure in Chinese culture and has been featured in a number of TV shows, movies and songs.
[wikipedia]
SUN WUKONG?...some kind of Eastern thang?...
FAR FROM IT..like the 'Buddha' said..'let reality be reality'..
As Hawaii permeates the Script and Japan has a History of Fish consumption/Whale Murder
then it could follow that Hawaiian -Japanese Americans are somehow involved in the Script
creation process.
'Blow-fish' are Tasty but contain a Toxin which must be removed by expert Chefs before consumption.
A drug derived from this toxic blow fish venom and developed to ease the pain of heroin withdrawal could offer new hope for treating cancer pain.....
'Kitsune' in Japanese Theatre are 'Shape-Shifting' Characters famed for 'GENDER TRANSPOSITION'
and usually take the 'Form' of 'Foxes' etc in Folk Tales popular in Theatrical Productions.
[Shape Shifters are 'Complexes']
'Woo, or Wu' I have shown is both the word for 'Shaman' and a constituent of an Alcohol 'Cocktail'
Malibu Woo-Woo'.
So, to return to the ending [which is in fact the beginning as everything is 'back to front']
'Way -out [exit]West' could be 'translated' as 'Eastern -in' [entrance] Hebrew is read from right to left!
Everything is 'Trickster' even the 'Pomeranian' because of this Anomaly [shared by 11 other Languages]
Dude and Wu [who is Japanese-American not Chinese] must have worked together onstage...
pic https://www.japanese-whisky.com/about-whisky/news-en/news-on-uisuki-com-direct-from-tokyo-whiskies
and 'Suntory' are well known Sponsors [the one who will benefit] of ? GOLF!
[Wu is Suntory- Dude is American Bourbon]
Akira Kurosawa directed a series of commercials featuring American celebrities on the set of his film Kagemusha. One of these featured Francis Ford Coppola (an executive producer of the film), which later inspired his daughter Sofia Coppola in her writing of Lost in Translation, a film which focuses on an American actor (played by Bill Murray) filming a Suntory commercial in Tokyo.[wikipedia]
EAST-WEST THEATRE IN CALIFORNIA WAS STARTED BY MAKO IWAMATSU [WHO APPEARED IN
AN EPISODE OF THE ANTHOLOGY SERIES 'THE LLOYD BRIDGES SHOW' IN 1962]
'KAHLUA'
Is not from Hawaii despite the exotic sounding name- it is pure Mexican.
The word 'Kahlua' comes from ...
Kahlúa, meaning "House of the Acolhua people" in the Veracruz Nahuatl language spoken before the Spanish Conquest. Jules Berman was the first importer of the liqueur to the United States, earning him the nickname "Mr. Kahlua"
[wikipedia]
Hence the 'Nahual' connection I first mentioned five years ago in My ch1 'Drugs are talking' Post.
The 'Berman' link above is of interest to anyone into 'Precolom' art..
Kahlua contains Coffee AND I HAVE EXTENSIVELY COVERED THE LINK- WITH BOTH- LSD -AND
HEROIN [BROWN SUGAR] AND THE MURDER OF ABIGAIL FOLGER THE COFFEE HEIRESS.
Of course it is possible to use other 'Interpretations'.. Bunny's Blue Drink I surmise to be a
'Blue Whale' Cocktail [Blue Whale is also street for Heroin] ...
but it could just as easily be a 'Blue Hawaii' Cocktail as it has what looks like a Pineapple segment
on the Glass? and is commonly known as the 'Swimming Pool' Drink .
There are many 'Brown Sugar' Cocktails [See Web] and of course 'Brown Sugar' is street for Heroin
HEROIN/OPIATE IS 'THE DIABLO' 'DEVIL' etc SO IN A METAPHOR KIND OF WAY ALL CHARACTERS ARE 'DEVILS'
ESPECIALLY 'DU-'DE' AS THE DEVIL IS IN THE 'DE' TAIL...MAU-'DE' ETC
KNOWING THIS WE CAN LAUGH AT THE SHOW THE CLOWN'S PUT ONSCREEN
ALL THE ACTORS INVOLVED...TAKE A BOW -
The 'Nahuatl' language is not much used here in Liverpool, but I did learn a couple of words when I
met a Shaman in Zihuantanejo Mexico one time..
You are never too old to learn...
Hawaii had an indigenous Alcoholic Beverage...
Okolehao is a Hawaiian alcoholic spirit whose main ingredient was the root of the ti plant. Okolehao's forerunner was a fermented ti root beverage or beer. When distillation techniques were introduced by English seamen in 1790, it was distilled into a highly alcoholic spirit.
The name is from the iron try pots that were brought ashore from sailing ships and converted into stills, and literally meant "iron butt", from Hawaiian ʻōkole ("butt") + hao ("iron")
After the initial production of okolehao in 1790, Hawaiians added sugar cane as another fermentable. When pineapple was introduced, this too was sometimes added for its sugar content. When Japanese and Chinese immigrants arrived to work in the sugarcane and pineapple fields they brought with them their native rice. The propagated rice was also sometimes added to the formula
[wikipedia]
I can't help wondering? were those English Seamen from My neck of the Woods? ha hah...
Best visit I ever made was to Anaheim California -'Disneyland'...[I've been to the Florida one too and thought it
was a pale overpriced crap imitation of the original... 'Mickey Mousers' get around! ]
Subliminal Imagery ? ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS [the Book by Lewis Carroll is full of sexual 'Metaphor' and of course
Drug Symbolism [Real Treacle=Opium]..in the 'Disney' version the 'Hole in the ground'
unsurprisingly resembles a Vagina for example.. Bunnies and 'Bunny Girls?' in Lebowski?
Oh and Lloyd Bridges played the 'White Knight' in the 1985 version?.. Memories Dude.. Memories
Carroll wrote in his memoirs that he "saw a Cheshire cat with a gigantic smile at Brimstage carved into the wall". This refers to a roughly-cut corbel in Brimstage Hall, Wirral (previously in Cheshire) which resembles a smiling cat.
[wikipedia]...
not too far from Liverpool..Dude
`Well! I've often seen a cat without a grin,' thought Alice; `but a grin without a cat! It's the most curious thing I ever saw in my life!'
She had not gone much farther before she came in sight of the house of the March Hare: she thought it must be the right house, because the chimneys were shaped like ears and the roof was thatched with fur. It was so large a house, that she did not like to go nearer till she had nibbled some more of the lefthand bit of mushroom, and raised herself to about two feet high: even then she walked up towards it rather timidly, saying to herself `Suppose it should be raving mad after all! I almost wish I'd gone to see the Hatter instead!'
[some modern Psychologists speculate that the Story is about eating disorders but this Guy didn't miss the
'Foxglove' Flower Symbolism...talked about by the moggy which of course is poisonous to animals]
Aloha ! hopefully Larry won't be flunking Social Studies anymore.. all He really needed was a good Teacher..
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