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Koohii stories:

1) [laxxy] 16-10-2006(175): When workers neglect workplace safety, their fingers get cut off and carried away by the conveyor belt, which looks like a 'finger carrier' in that case.

2) [Ikeda_kat2007] 23-3-2008(73): During WWII, morse code was the primary means of communication from sea. The morse code specialist was the conveyor of messages to and from the crew of the carrier, using his fingers to tap out the secret messages. (This works especially well for 搬送周波数 carrier frequency and 搬送波 carrier wave, being the radio waves/frequencies used in morse code).

3) [mantixen] 30-9-2008(49): Fingers take food from the sushi carrier, a conveyor belt.

4) [noname] 10-3-2008(20): This is not used in kaitensushi. It means more like, "carry out/in, delivery." STORY: GENERALLY, you can use your FINGERS to CARRY some take-out home.

5) [Balaam] 2-2-2008(15): A conveyor belt carries sushi to your waiting fingers.

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