masaqali

2019-05-26

Because I recognized "throwing masakari" as a positive term.

I throw masakari, and that's a good thing."

It's fun to throw masakari at each other."

Finding friends to throw masakari at each other is beneficial in life."

The word "masakari" is used with the nuance of "to be a good person," but it seems to have a stronger negative connotation these days.

The nuance of words changes with the times, and just as the word "you" which originally had a positive meaning is now a negative word, the word "masakari" must have undergone the same transition.

As an engineer in Alaska who spent his younger years happily throwing masakari at each other, I feel a sense of naivete, but I thought I would gather evidence that "it was once used in a positive sense" before it fades away.

It's very well put together.

The expression "throwing stones" is translated as "masakari" to fit the current trend.

Barry: even if masakari (=stones) fly from David, I think it would be fun to implement!

David: I like this idea too. If I get a chance, I can go ahead and throw the masakari back at them. I haven't had too many people throw it at me.

2012-09-30

He describes Masakari as a "thrower."

I'll be waiting for Masakari then.

2012-08-24

I've heard that there is a strong aspect of Masakari flying around...

2012-06-27

I remember being surprised when they used "masakari flying" in a negative sense.

Don't be afraid of the Mohawks! Get a Masakari with the same sharpness as theirs as soon as possible.

2011-06-26

"I Wanted to Be a Super Hacker: IT Docs, Community, and Masakari"

How an IT geek working for a SIer came to be exposed to the community and aspired to become a super hacker, and how he improved his programming skills while being trained by the community.

I thought, "If I narrow down the search to java-ja, shibuya.pm, pyspa, etc., I should be able to find a lot of them," but I'm sorry to say that surprisingly I couldn't find any.

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