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Monday: July 31, 2006Dirty Sushi Joke?Filed under: — site admin @ 10:35 PM GMT-0500
In Yasujiro Ozu’s Early Summer (1951), the salaryman asks his female subordinate if she wants to go out for sushi. When she says that tuna is her favorite, he asks “How about an open clam?”. Her reaction is noncommittal, but she gets very upset when he continues with “And a nice long rice roll?”.
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