1. Go to Google Maps and click on "Get Directions."
2. Enter "USA" (without the quotes) as your start point and enter "Japan" as your destination.
3. Go to the 31st point on your route (and also the 46th).
4. When you stop laughing, share this so that others can laugh at it too.
( No - I'm not that bored - I stole this from another site!)
Wed, Sep 28, 2016
This was taken from a post by Jim Dolan on the Heroes on the Water site, which he admints he took from another site.... Anyway check it out it's pretty funny!
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Mark "YakSushi" Watanabe is the Co. Founder of YakAngler.com, "He built this site!". He considers himself a mediocre fisherman and an unexceptional writer. He's the devoted father of a ton of little sushis (Air Quotes) and everyday tech ninja.
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