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Seeker of Truth and Justice wrote: Bukakke

I've heard this work before......I saw it used on a new forum webpage ............FACEMUCK.

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Interestingly, here there's a type of noodle dish made with buckwheat noodles (soba) called 'bukkake soba'.

The difference between the regular soba noodles and that is, you pour the soup on the noodles right before you eat it, as opposed to the soup and the noodles being already in the bowl.

:read:

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:barf:

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He's a waiting Digi...

don't be a bukakke tease:nono:

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leather_girl wrote: Interestingly, here there's a type of noodle dish made with buckwheat noodles (soba) called 'bukkake soba'.

The difference between the regular soba noodles and that is, you pour the soup on the noodles right before you eat it, as opposed to the soup and the noodles being already in the bowl.

:read:

And would you suggest that this is in some way related to the use of the word to describe a protein rich face wash?

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Doctor? wrote:

leather_girl wrote: Interestingly, here there's a type of noodle dish made with buckwheat noodles (soba) called 'bukkake soba'.

The difference between the regular soba noodles and that is, you pour the soup on the noodles right before you eat it, as opposed to the soup and the noodles being already in the bowl.

:read:

And would you suggest that this is in some way related to the use of the word to describe a protein rich face wash?

Maybe its a protein rich soup then :shrug:

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Gazman wrote:

Doctor? wrote:

leather_girl wrote: Interestingly, here there's a type of noodle dish made with buckwheat noodles (soba) called 'bukkake soba'.

The difference between the regular soba noodles and that is, you pour the soup on the noodles right before you eat it, as opposed to the soup and the noodles being already in the bowl.

:read:

And would you suggest that this is in some way related to the use of the word to describe a protein rich face wash?

Maybe its a protein rich soup then :shrug:

Or maybe the soup is gloopy, a bit clingy and chicks really hate it in their hair?

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Sorry about my lack of explanation in the previous post in this thread.

I'm not a linguistics expert, but the verb, 'bukkakeru' means to pour over.

Hence, you'd pour the soup over the noodles, so the noodle dish is called 'bukkake soba'.

As for the other meaning....you pour it over someone's face, hence the usage of the term.

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leather_girl wrote: Sorry about my lack of explanation in the previous post in this thread.

I'm not a linguistics expert, but the verb, 'bukkakeru' means to pour over.

Hence, you'd pour the soup over the noodles, so the noodle dish is called 'bukkake soba'.

As for the other meaning....you pour it over someone's face, hence the usage of the term.

Yes. Splash it on.

You are a bit legs akimbo in that avatar....

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leather_girl wrote: Sorry about my lack of explanation in the previous post in this thread.

I'm not a linguistics expert, but the verb, 'bukkakeru' means to pour over.

Hence, you'd pour the soup over the noodles, so the noodle dish is called 'bukkake soba'.

As for the other meaning....you pour it over someone's face, hence the usage of the term.

And they say Japanese is hard to translate to Engerlish :rofl:

Cheers.

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Burt Reynolds wrote:

leather_girl wrote: Sorry about my lack of explanation in the previous post in this thread.

I'm not a linguistics expert, but the verb, 'bukkakeru' means to pour over.

Hence, you'd pour the soup over the noodles, so the noodle dish is called 'bukkake soba'.

As for the other meaning....you pour it over someone's face, hence the usage of the term.

Yes. Splash it on.

You are a bit legs akimbo in that avatar....

Down boy!

Just shows you, if you want anyone to pay any attention to you round here, you need to show a bit of leg. Riiiiiiiight.....where's me camera....

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Doctor? wrote:

Burt Reynolds wrote:

leather_girl wrote: Sorry about my lack of explanation in the previous post in this thread.

I'm not a linguistics expert, but the verb, 'bukkakeru' means to pour over.

Hence, you'd pour the soup over the noodles, so the noodle dish is called 'bukkake soba'.

As for the other meaning....you pour it over someone's face, hence the usage of the term.

Yes. Splash it on.

You are a bit legs akimbo in that avatar....

Down boy!

I was just thinking...

oh.. it doesnt matter, the moment went.

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EdelBrock wrote: He's a waiting Digi...

don't be a bukakke tease:nono:

If you know of any creatures which ejaculate molten lead let me know.

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Doctor? wrote:

EdelBrock wrote: He's a waiting Digi...

don't be a bukakke tease:nono:

If you know of any creatures which ejaculate molten lead let me know.

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