Wednesday February 15, 2012

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    LHommeQuiMent

    Actually it should be "No!Alcohol!".

    With over 2 million alcoholics in Japan, alcohol is the main problem here.

    A poster showing Smap member Kusanagi getting arrested would be much more effective.

    "Me Tarzan, You Jane, No! Drug."

    Posted in: Anti-drug poster featuring Yukie Nakama to go up at schools nationwide

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    LHommeQuiMent

    Demerol (meperidine) can cause death, especially when taken in high doses or together with other drugs. Apparently the resident doctor was hired only 2 weeks ago, maybe he was not sure about the usual dose. Also if he did CPR on the bed (a soft surface), he may have caused cardiac arrest accidentally.

    Posted in: Jesse Jackson: Family wants 2nd autopsy

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    LHommeQuiMent

    Den Den,

    It is obvious if you listen to the bias rubbish on BBC that western media and western Iranian groups and "others" are inciting this for motives of their own.

    Yeah, and all those basij militia who are shooting innocent people are actually BBC reporters in disguise.

    Did you take your drugs today?

    Posted in: Iran tense after police, protesters clash

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    LHommeQuiMent

    Prince Hitachi is younger brother of Emperor Akihito.

    The Emperor is 165 cm tall, Prince Hitachi should be around 165 cm too.

    Alan Garcia is quite tall for a Peruvian, he is 188 cm tall.

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    LHommeQuiMent

    I hope she mentioned alcohol too. That's the main danger waiting those kids, and not other drugs.

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    LHommeQuiMent

    I think that this teen-repellent will be hugely popular in Japan.

    It seems to be effective as human rights activists are trying to ban it in EU.

    They have also turned this buzz into a mobile phone ringtone. Teachers over 30 cannot hear it, so they can use it during class hours.

    Download the teen-buzz (mp3) from here and see if you can hear it.

    http://pd.npr.org/anon.npr-mp3/atc/atc_teenbuzz.mp3?dl=1

    Posted in: 'Teen repellent' in Adachi park spurs flood of inquiries

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    LHommeQuiMent

    Ethyl alcohol is a dangerous drug and death by acute alcohol poisoning is not that rare, it is just under-reported.

    Most of the victims are males in their 30's and 40's.

    People usually get drunk when BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentration) level reaches 0.08 and deaths usually occur when BAC reaches 0.40, but some people may die with lower levels. Victims die because heart stops beating, or breathing stops or they choke on their vomit.

    Binge-drinkers should never be put to bed to sleep it off.

    Tobacco will kill you in 20 years, but alcohol may kill you in few hours.

    Posted in: 19-year-old college student dies after drinking party in Aichi

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    LHommeQuiMent

    Their marriage is Tamaki’s fourth and Ishihara’s second

    I give it 6 weeks. Maybe they will re-unite again 25 years later, and it will be Tamaki's 8th and Ishihara's 6th.

    Posted in: Koji Tamaki and Mariko Ishihara tie knot after 23 years

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    LHommeQuiMent

    A gateway drug to real beer.

    Posted in: Alcohol-free Kirin beer

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    LHommeQuiMent

    It's a pity that there is no video footage of Nakagawa-san misbehaving at the museum. I would pay for it.

    Posted in: Nakagawa seen 'misbehaving' at Vatican; Russian official says he acted like 'brain was turned off'

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    LHommeQuiMent

    Thank you Nakagawa-san. I've seen the video so many times and I still can't stop laughing! Funnier then Monthy Python. Thank you and kanpai!

    Posted in: Finance minister under fire for sloppy behavior at G-7 meeting

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    LHommeQuiMent

    A fine ambassador for kansai!

    Also, a fine ambassador for Zainichi Koreans.

    Posted in: Akiko Wada gives Will Smith 40-kg chocolate for Valentine's Day

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    LHommeQuiMent

    Atheism itself is a religion that believes there is no God.

    Atheism is not a religion. An atheist is NOT someone who believes that there is no God. An atheist IS someone who does not believe that there is a God. Religion is based on belief, but atheism is based on lack of belief.

    Posted in: Atheists sue to stop use of 'so help me God' in inaugural oath

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    LHommeQuiMent

    He wants to marry a woman?? That's news to me.

    Posted in: Kiyoshi Hikawa prays for marriage

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    LHommeQuiMent

    “My face goes red after two beers, but I want to find out how much I can drink.”

    Well it is called "Asian flush". It is due to an acetaldehyde dehydrogenase deficiency. From wikipedia:

    The result is the accumulation of acetaldehyde. Approximately half of people of Asian descent are considered to be sensitive to alcohol due to this condition. ... acetaldehyde is a known carcinogen; recent research suggests that alcohol flush-afflicted individuals consuming alcohol continually may be at a higher risk for alcohol-related diseases, such as liver and esophageal cancers and digestive tract cancer.

    Posted in: Aimi Satsukawa celebrates Coming of Age Day early

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    LHommeQuiMent

    In two months she will make her AV debut.

    Posted in: Yokohama mayor sued by ex-hostess for ending relationship

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    LHommeQuiMent

    To my best knowledge they are about same height: 168cm. Kimutaku's real height is a subject of much speculation.

    By the way, the height of SMAP members seems to be as follows.

    Nakai (Publicized height:165cm / Estimated height: 165cm)

    Kusanagi (Publicized height:170cm / Estimated height: 167-170cm)

    Inagaki (Publicized height:176cm / Estimated height: 173-176cm)

    Katori (Publicized height:182cm / Estimated height: 178-181cm)

    Kimura (Publicized height:176cm / Estimated height: 168-172cm)

    Reference:

    http://www.dokuochara.com/colum/kimutaku.shtml (Japanese)

    http://www.shinchou.biz/page12/index.html (Japanese)

    http://www.celebheights.com/s/Beyonce-Knowles-974.html

    Posted in: Beyonce, Kimutaku appear in Samantha Thavasa ads

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