Wednesday February 15, 2012

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    European1

    Miss World Japan...?

    Can someone correct me? Shouldn`t be Miss Japan? It makes no sense for me what they write.

    Posted in: Miss World Japan goes for the crown

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    European1

    And ANA and JAL keep up the so called government allowed fuel surcharges which are kinda ridiculous, considering the price of oil for a while now. Just keep gouging the public!

    Dont worry, you can now buy tickets in Europe. Read below link and dont care about J Tourist and Airlines anymore. Pay what you see online, not get ripped off and pay the same price regardless of place you buy from.

    http://euobserver.com/9/27020

    Posted in: Many firms reluctant to hike prices

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    European1

    Police do their job always perfect, I mean believe woman even though she didnt see who really grab her. Feel sorry for us men that can spend 2-3 years behind bars for nothing. ("Oliver Twist" law in Japan). They should take fingerprints from grabbed womans skirt...Ouch...forgot, J people are angels and are not fingerprinted, so I was next to her too...Poor me

    Posted in: What do you think about the false accusation of groping against men on trains?

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    European1

    This is why this country is great for business owners. If I want to have some help I just can hire students for a few hours, give them 850yen/h and say Thank You. This is great country for easy exploiting people without any consequences which would be imposed to companies in Europe. As someone mentioned here, there are no labor union to protect temp workers. GoJ make law (polices) good for those who "contribute" to them. Business as usual here. As a good example I added link to new legislation from EU. Japan should learn something.

    http://euobserver.com/851/26981

    Posted in: Japan's burgeoning class: Working poor

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    European1

    That's great, but I wonder if the reduced rate also includes unlimited usage.

    Please read again. This is why they lowered prices.

    "...starting as low as 2,990 yen a month, less than half the cost at its introduction here last month. The fee offered then was 7,280 yen for unlimited use."

    This is why I didnt pick up iPhone, because of MUST pay unlimited internet use, but Son opened his eyes now for people like myself who doesnt need unlimited access. It still expensive though. I pay for 2 mobiles 4,000yen a month including callings. Most of my friends use Softbank this is why I pay so cheap. Besides, iPhone is not so comfortable to use. You need use two hands to write. I will stick with my phone and PPC iPAQ 210 with Wi-Fi

    Posted in: Softbank to cut minimum monthly fee on iPhone to Y2,990

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    European1

    WOW!!! Long article. I was lazy to read but at least can comment title. Japanese cannot decide quick, they need meeting after meeting and after that another meeting about previous meeting, then they may finally get somewhere.

    Posted in: Tokyo won't be able to cope with Katrina-like flooding

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    European1

    | While the iPhone has Bluetooth wireless links, it has no infrared connection.

    This is where Japanese are far behind the rest of the world. When I transfer pictures taken with my mobile to my iPAQ210 Enterprise, most of Japanese are sooo surprised how I do this that makes me surprised they don`t have idea what I do and have no idea they phones have BT too. The best is to stick to old style.

    I mean, DAMN, infrared? I don't think I've ever seen ANYONE use infrared.

    They do use my friend. They don`t know other ways. See above what I wrote :)

    Posted in: Japan cautious in iPhone's bid for world dominance

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    European1

    communistic regime in Japan keep children away from doing such things, but I think this is very good at this point. On the other hand these young people along with "childish" teacher showed no respect for other culture and their real "wa" blew up. What do they think? "WE" Japanese are allowed to do what we want to?

    Posted in: Italians amazed at fallout in Japan over graffiti

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    European1

    and last in Human Rights violation

    Posted in: Japan ranked 5th most peaceful country in world

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    European1

    Milk it while you can coffee!

    Agree, Japan is a land "come and go like a wind". Tomorrow he will be on top 1 from behind as many other groups here. Good Luck Jero!

    Because Japanese people like to believe that their culture is above every other country in the world, and when gaijin devote themselves to Japanese cultural activities it proves their theory correct in their minds.

    http://www.debito.org/?p=1768

    Posted in: Jero's first album ranked 5th on Oricon chart

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    European1

    Funny!!! Lets stop most of trains in Europe which have a lot of such stuff on them. Make people walk :) Japan is funny country,just graffiti and it means TERROR!!! YEAH!!!! Scary, right!! Propaganda everywhere before G8 Summit. They will blame foreigners because Japanese dont speak ingriszu, right?

    Posted in: English graffiti 'Hack' grounds bullet train

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    European1

    Hope it's only Hepatitis B not HIV which is worse. Regarding foreigner (if he is one) good he try to help, this is what we should do in some cases. Hope he will end up without any sickness. Hope Japanese Gov won't spread their propaganda saying that "B" came from Mr.foreigner because this is us who bring everything to Japan. Save Us innocent people from Japanese mentaly sick who don't need to be fingerprinted unless committed crime.

    Posted in: Victim of Akihabara stabbing spree infected with hepatitis B

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    European1

    people this is very cruel crime, but take into account word in headline "Confessed". Well, maybe beaten to confess because Police screwed up and couldn`t find any evidence so they were waiting as usual when someone to turn to them itself.

    Posted in: Police find human bone in sewage drain in Tokyo after murderer's confession

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    European1

    "U.S. transplant rules do not prohibit hospitals from performing transplants on foreign patients or those with criminal histories."

    Of course not, you pay amount they ask for and you get it.

    Posted in: U.S. hospital provided liver transplants to 4 Japanese gang figures, including gang boss

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    European1

    i would have grabbed his little aishe and ripped the little thing off. I dont care what the consequences.

    Good advice, do not help anybody. Consequences? You will end up in jail for touching Japanese regardless what he has just done.(99.9% conviction rate)

    Posted in: Flasher pushes woman onto railway tracks in Tokyo

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    European1

    It was today on JTV. They put to foreign visitors pack course. Officer will keep his job as usual, because this is Japan. If that person would be cached,would that "officer" say something? I doubt. Lucky day for foreigner and unlucky for J news. Yes, fingerprinting it must, We got next drug smuggler! Guilty through announcement in the press without official confirmation, then jail because this is what press and people wants. No investigation needed. Doctors (student of medicine) train surgery on real people too, what next Japan? You develop many "intelligent" robots who can take care of oldies, show the way, take care of kids... Its more and more scare to leave in this country. You get in jail for drugs you didn`t bring, for grabbing a girl in the train you never done either, for being foreigner etc.

    Posted in: Unsuspecting passenger returns cannabis after sniffer dog test botched at Narita

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    European1

    RIP any chikan who tries it on my wife!

    If you try you will be the one who will go to jail as foreigner-protector of own wife. I`m sorry, but there are stories where foreigner punched a guy who slapped his wife and he (foreigner) ended up apologizing and was ordered to pay 150,000 yen to Yak

    Posted in: Seibu Railway employee held for molesting woman on Seibu line

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    European1

    And with the new technology available, from the article anyway, it appears that the police force haven't keep up with this either.

    They keep up with HighTech, they found "Winny" software to share.

    Posted in: Wave of retirements impairs police investigative ability

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    European1

    Why are police having trouble solving these cases? “There has been a wave of retirement of skilled and experienced police officers from the baby boom generation, which is causing serious problems,”

    Common! so there is no one to work? Yeah, if foreigner would kill Japanese they move they asses like ants but in own people cases they do nothing. If you work for Police, work and not seat in Koban. Today I saw 2 Policmen stopped on bicycle 3 Japanese young girls. No idea what they`ve done, I only saw Police writing down something, so it is not only us foreigners they hunt, but this is the only thing they know. Get your a:: and get job done!

    Posted in: Wave of retirements impairs police investigative ability

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    European1

    like it's a conscious decision not to watch a subtitled film.

    because they want to watch, not to read.

    Posted in: Why do moviegoers in English-speaking countries tend to avoid foreign movies with subtitles, while in Japan, for example, it's just the opposite?

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