Japanese Body Language
I did this video for my culture project and thought some of you would be interested in seeing it.
I’m sorry for giving you the finger 
A Nice Gesture by Jeroen Arendsen
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Jeroen Arendsen
- @WijkAg_Cuijkzui Gebruik anders de volgende keer aanhalingstekens, bijv: Hoe gaan de 'Ierse Klusjesmannen' te werk? Succes met 't goede werk
- @ieder1gelijk @WijkAg_Cuijkzui "Ierse klusjesmannen" refereert in deze context aan een specifieke, bekende groep, zoals het artikel uitlegt
- Some decent thoughts about Unmanned Military Vehicles: Robot Armies http://t.co/vZ5dY9xE
- @jeroenarendsen http://t.co/BHG6CSQD
- Kan in de volgende druk van Umberto Eco's 'De Betovering van Lijsten'.
- Prachtig lijstje: Tehuis Hogewey onderscheidt 7 leefstijlen: stads, ambachtelijk, Indisch, huiselijk, Goois, cultureel en christelijk.
- Excellent developments: Arlington Developers Hope Their Robot Helps Autistic Kids « CBS Dallas / Fort Worth http://t.co/B6yhBhyK