JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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- Full-time English Teacher - Osaka
- Epion English Language Schools, Osaka
- Salary: ¥200,000 ~ ¥250,000 / Month Depending on your ability and experience
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- Part-time English Teacher - Osaka
- Epion English Language Schools, Osaka
- Salary: ¥10,000 ~ ¥15,000 / Day Depending on how many days a week are worked
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- Core Developer - コアディベロッパー
- Midokura Japan K.K. - ミドクラジャパン株式会社, Tokyo
- Salary: ¥4.0M ~ ¥10.0M / Year Negotiable
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PleasureGelf
All other sumo guys looking at this photo are rolling on the floor, eating.
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PleasureGelf
They hoped it would mend his ways, but he already came to a sticky end. He deserves a stiff sentence, but I'm afraid his marriage will fall apart. Let's hope this lesson holds fast for all of us.
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PleasureGelf
A similar ban in my country resulted in 'alcohol-free' vodka ads. Wink wink.
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PleasureGelf
societymike,
er, no. Unless in experienced hands the treatment can be extremely painful and I'm not into S/M. Not to mention I can't stand high pitched giggling.
Posted in: Legal loopholes give rise to bars, salons employing underage girls
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PleasureGelf
This is outrageous, those 'ear-cleaning' salons. Who pays for that? Maybe I'm a bit DIY man, but I can clean my own ears, massage my thighs and even give myself a nice rejuvenation treatment in the comfort of my house.
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PleasureGelf
Wow, what was he studying? Money making schemes?
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PleasureGelf
But how about sales of Sony cellphones which double as Walkmans? Were they included in the survey? I doubt it, so it's fair.
Posted in: Walkman outsells iPod in Japan
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PleasureGelf
Should be sold in set with a head to toe burka to enter the bathroom incognito. I heard there's gonna be a heavy duty 'Niagara roar' version for those pesky number twos.
Japan is a weird country. Women can't be even heard peeing, but it's perfectly OK to build facilities for men so you have to pee in the full view of any passers-by while the cleaning lady is busy with the next urinal while you're trying to shake off the last drops. I just hope the makers of eco-otome can come up with an equally eco-friendly invisibility cloaca cloaks.
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PleasureGelf
I'm waiting for 'Poland Forgets Anniversary of WWII' news. That will be the day.
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PleasureGelf
'Definately' dysgraphia, commonly 'nown' as dylexia. And I don't mean on Tarantino's part.
Kenchan, you have to love censors with guns, riddling posters with bullets.
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PleasureGelf
Exactly, he wouldn't have time to swerve, or as the last resort, make the train jump over the poor kitty.
If he had really put anyone's life at risk he should lose his job quicker than you can say 'click'. But while he's paid to stare ahead and not ogle attractive passengers I bet there are long stretches which don't demand his full undivided attention.
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PleasureGelf
It doesn't mean they didn't know who he was. He could've been a lookalike.
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PleasureGelf
BobbieWickham, actually if you went to trouble of looking it up for yourself, you'd see that the 6 million is a rounded up number. There are various estimates of the actual death toll ranging from 5.1 to 5.95 million Jews, but with the consensus edging towards 6 million. It's not set in stone, as you suggest. Nobody can give you the exact number but a nice round 6 is easier to remember than 5.95, isn't it?
Same with the holocaust denial business. Toben was sentenced for breaching a court order to refrain from publishing material which "vilifies Jewish people" namely implying Jewish people offended by Holocaust denial were of "limited intelligence", but if you instead simply imply he was jailed for holocaust denial you can hear people crying out for censoring freedom of speech.
And in Germany he is wanted not for denying holocaust but for "racial and xenophobic crimes" and was in the past jailed for "defaming the dead".
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PleasureGelf
Still, a good excuse to do more bicycle checks
Posted in: Police nab 18-year-old convenience store thief after checking his bicycle in Osaka
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PleasureGelf
Au and Softbank have something similar if not exactly the same.
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PleasureGelf
In Japan it's guilty until proven innocent. Hold your hands up while on the train.
Posted in: Man sentenced to prison for groping insists on his innocence
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PleasureGelf
As a cyclist I have to say some sound would be good. You simply can't rely on your eyes only.
Posted in: Gov't may add noise-making device to quiet hybrid cars for safety
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PleasureGelf
Cutting off *blood flow is dangerous, *restricting it a little apparently not.
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PleasureGelf
Tknoid2, It can express emotions, but it doesn't have them. A big difference
Disillusioned, 'express', 'simulate' - same difference. What's the goal? People are big on reading expressions. Those who can't read faces are seriously handicapped. Think of this robot not in terms of mood rings, but of emoticons you put in your email ;)
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PleasureGelf
Opera is not an entrant. It's been in the market since 1996.
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