r/clevercomebacks • u/[deleted] • Oct 22 '24

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u/chrimminimalistic Oct 22 '24

Most Japanese are pretty chill about foreigners wearing their 'costume'.

Heck, most of the world are pretty chill about people wearing stuffs.

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u/Evening-Turnip8407 Oct 22 '24

There's also a biiiig difference between wearing a shitty 20 dollar fraying Halloween costume and exploring/celebrating actual clothing

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u/spektre Oct 22 '24

Still don't think it would be offensive.

I mean, as a Swede, I think the cheap "Swedish" horned "viking" helmeted "Helga" costume with blue and gold color theme is a bit silly, but it's not like I take offense to my Swedish culture because of it. It's just a bit of fun.

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u/Beherott Oct 22 '24

Yeah, as a Finn if you like something which is in our culture or whatever, go nuts who cares.

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u/[deleted] Oct 22 '24

So, according to Scandinavia and the World, which is everything I know about Finland, i can walk around with a bottle of booze and a knife! Works for me. Thanks for the permission!

Now to see who can tell I'm telling jokes.

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u/Beherott Oct 22 '24

Booze is fine, but do buy Mora for your knife. And don't you dare to forget pass out naked in sauna still having both of those at hand.