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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The tendency of some writers to just throw in a Samurai for the heck of it, even in a western world without a Japanese Counterpart Culture. And also the fact that people tend to dig the samurai. (Who doesn't dig Sanger?) This is NOT the same as Katanas Are Just Better, this refers to samurai particularly when they appear without katana (Sanjuro, for instance). |
