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Indiscriminate Terrorisms The other day I was scrolling through news when I came across an article concerning terrorisms. Recently there have been many indiscriminate terrorisms around the world. Fortunately, we haven’t got big attacks yet in Japan, however, it feels like we sometimes get involved in one while on the train. One type of terrorists is perfume women. Just imagine you are squeezing into a jammed train during rush hour, and then a woman steps in the door and stuck in just next to you. And she put way too much perfume on. You might choke and cough, and everyone on train would also be about die momentarily. What’s worse, you smell like it too. You have steeped in it, and it has become you. I consider it as an indiscriminate terrorism. Next one is leaky headphones. I guess many people have experienced this. Suddenly, loudly, from the leaky headphones of the cute girl behind me on train heavy metal. Me no happy, it ruined my fresh morning mood. Another day a guy on train was listening to an anime song 4 times in a row. He took us all into his anime world that none of us wanted, and I went to the venue of my job interview having the song stuck in my head. The third one is McDonald’s take away. There are at least three people who fill the carriage with the smell of McDonald per a year. Its french fries smell is especially very strong. Looking to my left, nothing, looking to my right, also nothing… Where on earth that McDonald smell coming from? It’s like a torture for someone who is feeling very hungry. You might have a negative image to these indiscriminate terrorisms on the train. Yes, it can be uncomfortable to encounter that kind of situations, sometimes even painful if your eyes and throat are burning due to a strong perfume. However, I guess it’s not always bad. Even if you felt tough while it’s happening, you can have a good laugh about it later. It could spice up your daily commute a little bit. If I have to commute somewhere, I’d rather it be a hilarious ride.

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Indiscriminate Terrorism

The other day I was scrolling through news when I came across an article concerning terrorism. Recently there have been many indiscriminate acts of terrorism around the world. Fortunately, we haven’t had any big attacks yet in Japan, however, it feels like we sometimes get involved in one while on the train.

One type of terrorism is the perfume of women. Imagine that you are squeezing into a jammed train during rush hour, and then a woman steps in the door and is stuck in just beside you. And she put way too much perfume on. You might choke and cough, and everyone on the train would also be about to die momentarily. What’s worse, you smell like it too. You are steeped in it, and it has become you. I consider it as a random act of terrorism.


Next one is leaky headphones. I guess many people have experienced this. Suddenly, loudly, from the leaky headphones of the cute girl beside me in the train comes heavy metal. Me no happy, and my fresh morning mood is gone. Another day a guy on the train was listening to an anime song 4 times in a row. He took us all into his anime world that none of us wanted, and I went to my job interview singing the song to myself.

The third one is McDonald’s take away. There are at least three people who fill the carriage with the smell of McDonald's per year. Its French fries smell is particularly strong. Looking to my left, nothing, looking to my right, also nothing ... where on earth is that McDonald smell coming from? It’s like a torture for someone who is feeling very hungry.


You might form a negative image to these indiscriminate terrorisms on the train. Yes, they can be uncomfortable, sometimes even painful if your eyes and throat are burning from an acrid perfume. However, I guess it’s not always bad. Even if you felt sore at the time, you can have a good laugh about it later. It can spice up your daily commute a little bit. If I have to commute somewhere, I’d rather it be a hilarious ride.

Very amusing and well written!

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