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Moderator: You see.... JapanGal... "never knew that".
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KenjiYamamoto
she looks like a mouse. mariah's the michael bolton of female performers, always singing about love. it's nauseating.
Posted in: 5,000 fans greet Mariah Carey, who arrives 1 hour late for 10-minute event at Venus Fort in Tokyo
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KenjiYamamoto
schieffer wants to create fear in order to divide the region. who exactly is one to fear but mr. schieffer?
Posted in: Japan unlikely to follow U.S. on defense
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KenjiYamamoto
mr. schieffer and his number one country wants to create fear and further their own military occupation of a country in a region far away from the us. shore up defenses? yes, but in the long run, the asians will combine.
Posted in: Japan unlikely to follow U.S. on defense
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KenjiYamamoto
yawn. a typical heavy 767 carries about 20 to 30 tons in fuel for mid-range and up to 50 tons or more for long-range flights. and that's just a one-way trip. translation - a short haul flight on a 767 from tokyo to hong kong carries about 30 tons in fuel, or about 13, yes, thirteen cars (in weight) worth of aviation fuel.
no matter how they slice it or dice it, no heavy cruiser on earth is 'eco-friendly'. green paint or not.
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KenjiYamamoto
asians are inherently in denial. it's a cultural flaw.
supposedly harmonious, but not quite. at work in japan or at home everyone is acting out the 'perfect' person scenario.
this tends to break loose into a raging animal outside of japan. we say we can't help it, but that's what happens to a tight-knit society.
Posted in: From war to peace - Japanese style
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KenjiYamamoto
the us treats japan like a slave. it's always 'do this, do that, etc.' all the asian countries are enjoying peaceful and amicable relations, not souring 'mr. number one on earth' pushing other countries around. just because they screwed up big time in iraq doesn't mean it's going to do the same in other parts of the world - no way. we don't want a deficit-in-a-black hole like the us.
Posted in: Japan unlikely to follow U.S. on defense
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KenjiYamamoto
isn't invading another country a self-defeating act, especially when it creates only more extremism ? taking gasoline straight to a fire instead of water is a really bad idea. to the contrary, al-qaeda's business has been thriving, thanks to rome.
Posted in: U.S. ambassador: Al-Qaida close to defeat in Iraq
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KenjiYamamoto
jal is a god send compared to any us airliner. with us carriers, the stewardesses are about a hundred years old, grossly fat, grumpy and mean, plain nasty, underpaid (judging by the anger on their wrinkly faces), and won't serve you until the person's been nickel and dimed, literally, since meals are paid for inflight with cash in hand.
there is no such thing as service with us carriers, for them it's 'buckle up we're landing' and 'thar's your seat, now i don't give a hoot.'
it's all about greedy mo'money. jesus, even american airlines has cut out portions (as if they were generous LOL) in their puny salads, and has tossed out inflight peanuts for good. last time i asked for a coke on continental into honolulu, i was told 'if you want it, you can get it in the gallery'.
Posted in: JAL improves Economy Class service on Hawaii route
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KenjiYamamoto
perhaps it was lost love or something... may be even murder...
i have no idea, but if financial problems was not her modus vivendi, then the cause may be something else.
Posted in: TV announcer Ako Kawada found dead in car in apparent suicide
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KenjiYamamoto
it's ironic how a democratic system features an electoral college that can override the popular vote count. is that a democracy?
as for central and south america, count them out. they know what happened to mexico, which once encompassed all of the west including parts of texas.
Posted in: U.S. presidential candidates 3 peas in a pod