In the bara community, there seems to be an event where in the 18th of November, there are pictures of chubby men with big schlongs.

It's all I know, and I don't know the rest.

What's the name of that event, what's it all about, and what's the hidden symbolism of the 18th of November?

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AlexYorim said:
chubby men with big schlongs

Those two are like mutually exclusive.

AlexYorim said:
In the bara community, there seems to be an event where in the 11th of November, there are pictures of chubby men with big schlongs.

It's all I know, and I don't know the rest.

What's the name of that event, what's it all about, and what's the hidden symbolism of the 18th of November?

11/18
11th of November
18th of November

make up your mind

Remember, remember, the fifth of November, the Gunpowder treason and plot; I know of no reason why the Gunpowder treason should ever be forgot!

It's a kind of weird fourteen-dimensional wordplay thing.
18 is a cock and balls.
11 is 「いい」, "good".
18 + 11 is 29, 「にく」, "meat", or more figuratively, "fat".
When the two digits of 29 are added together, the result is 11, and when the two numbers are multiplied together, it's 18 instead.

Lafcadio said:
It's a kind of weird fourteen-dimensional wordplay thing.
18 is a cock and balls.
11 is 「いい」, "good".
18 + 11 is 29, 「にく」, "meat", or more figuratively, "fat".
When the two digits of 29 are added together, the result is 11, and when the two numbers are multiplied together, it's 18 instead.

そうですか？

Interesting.

Munkelzahn said:
11/18
11th of November
18th of November

make up your mind

Sorry, typo. Fixed it.

Lafcadio said:
It's a kind of weird fourteen-dimensional wordplay thing.
18 is a cock and balls.
11 is 「いい」, "good".
18 + 11 is 29, 「にく」, "meat", or more figuratively, "fat".
When the two digits of 29 are added together, the result is 11, and when the two numbers are multiplied together, it's 18 instead.

Interesting.
So, what's the name in romaji?

Lafcadio said:
It's a kind of weird fourteen-dimensional wordplay thing.
18 is a cock and balls.
11 is 「いい」, "good".
18 + 11 is 29, 「にく」, "meat", or more figuratively, "fat".
When the two digits of 29 are added together, the result is 11, and when the two numbers are multiplied together, it's 18 instead.

Those contrived Japanese thematic dates are getting popular, aren't they? I don't recall hearing about them before last year.

OneMoreAnonymous said:
Those contrived Japanese thematic dates are getting popular, aren't they? I don't recall hearing about them before last year.

With four writing systems if romaji counts, I like how Japanese deals with wordplay.

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Related to the query I have, referring to post #1061102. The one with the red grafitti. What do the kanji characters mean?

Basically a bit similar deal as the vore day.

Husk Day is January 20th