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  • 90292 at 12:55 PM JST - 18th November

    it shouldn't be that hard for her to learn Spanish, since she is half French

    Talk about presumptuous stereotyping, unless she was raised in an environment where her ear could become attuned to French or any other foreign language, her ethnic/blood background doesn't prove any "ability." Look at all the…

    Posted in Erika Sawajiri gives up studying for Spanish nightlife at 12:55 PM JST - 18th November

  • 90292 at 10:36 AM JST - 12th October

    Face only white skiny but back side is black than others,no repoductive nation. See how they walk with Daikon ashi gaga walking.Old mental and fashion only Paris and Rome.Attidude are not different than other countries

    Post only confusing. See how English textbook before walking (to PC). Gibberish are not different…

    Posted in How to stay beautiful in Japan through your diet at 10:36 AM JST - 12th October

  • 90292 at 11:26 AM JST - 13th August

    If only this "urging" was an indicator that sanctions were actually having some effect...

    Posted in N Korea urges Japan to drop 'hostile' policy at 11:26 AM JST - 13th August

  • 90292 at 03:10 PM JST - 13th July

    Just a thought; perhaps the translation of "hazukashi-katta" (the most likely thing she said) to "embarrassing" was not appropriate. In the context of things, the sentiment was more like "Speaking in English, I felt very self-conscious in front of everyone."

    Posted in Mikitty embarrassed at exchanging vows in English with hubby in Hawaii at 03:10 PM JST - 13th July

  • 90292 at 01:05 PM JST - 4th June

    Dear JT Headline Writer/Editor: the difference in what's suggested by "payoff" vs "severance pay" can completely twist the story. Just a vote for proper idiomatic use of English (Journalism 101?) and sticking to facts.

    Posted in Convicted former sumo stablemaster requests payoff from JSA at 01:05 PM JST - 4th June

  • 90292 at 03:17 PM JST - 30th October

    Well I hope your third post and onwards are just as passionate about the 'courtesy' drunk Japanese extend.

    Well-done segue back to my original point about universal right to annoy. Like in, they do it so we can, too! Something about two wrongs making a right...

    Posted in Tokyo police, rail authorities hope to scare Halloween pranksters at 03:17 PM JST - 30th October

  • 90292 at 02:23 PM JST - 30th October

    Lieutenant,

    Your words not mine, 90210.

    Not much of a rebuttal; how about these words? One person's "free spirit" is another's "a**hole." But I admit that's pretty judgmental according to my own cultural filter; let's stay on topic and recognize that we all share some responsibility for common courtesy in…

    Posted in Tokyo police, rail authorities hope to scare Halloween pranksters at 02:23 PM JST - 30th October

  • 90292 at 01:44 PM JST - 30th October

    Lieutenant, your sorry belief in the "universal right to annoy others because that's how I am and others do it, too" ought to be balanced with, "just because I can do it or get away with it, doesn't it make it right." The line between free expression and antisocial behavior…

    Posted in Tokyo police, rail authorities hope to scare Halloween pranksters at 01:44 PM JST - 30th October

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