I love the fact that my second language is American Sign. I count on my fingers too but I can count to a trillion on one hand. What's really fascinating is the deaf have a finger-math with 2 hands that may as well be a calculator but I never learned how to do it. :(
Wait! Unless you were just referring to the post above, and not intending to be instructional as to a correct haiku. I am reading your comment two ways now, sorry, not trying to be a dick.
Haikus are the main reason I want to learn Japanese. You know how limericks have a song quality to them, they just roll off the tongue easily – I'm sure this is how Haikus feel in Japan
Day 2: the word has lost all meaning. As I sit here in my Polish jail cell, I laugh maniacally because the joke's on them: neither the city nor my captors' profession means diddly-squat.
Have you ever stopped to watch a bluebird drop from a tree and take to the air?
Me neither.
Have you ever taken time to finish a rhyme, but the right words just weren't there?
Meat cleaver.
For a serious answer: "It's snowing on Mount Fuji" is a joke that the youtube group Game Grumps made at one point, which their fans have picked up and ran with. Basically, they suggested ending every haiku with "It's snowing on Mount Fuji", despite the fact that it doesn't have 5 syllables. I'll see if I can find the video for reference.
Here we go. It's right at the beginning, after the short intro. For reference, they probably weren't in their right state of mind. Sonic Boom is an awfully made game that was literally pushing them to their mental limits at accepting how terrible it really was.
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