"Giant stick" or "Giant stick made out of wood" or "Giant tree roots"

 

"chicken fried-rice" j/k

Sorry had to do it.

 

depending on what perspective you read the words, it could mean a whole lot than just a giant stick

 

Yah....

 

Yuppers.

Kyokon = Giant Root

As a hint, the Japanese love euphemisms for the hoo-hoo dilly and come to think of it, the cha-cha too.

 

Well here's the reason I asked folks.... my friend got me a shirt that has that print on it, and below it, it reads in English, "I'm huge in Japan." He got it for me as a joke cuz I'm tall.

I was wondering if the Japanese text said the same thing as the English text, because I was afraid I would be parading around in a shirt that said something bad.

So it doesn't quite say the same thing, does it.

 

Depends on what you mean by huge and your feelings of male adequacy.

 

Please elaborate.

Are you saying if a Japanese-speaking person were to read it, he would take it to have a sexual connotation relating to the size of my ****?

 

Yeah, I think it says, "Giant D*ck."