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Well, the CIA Factbook ranks Japan #5, but the top four are not states, but city-states,…
Posted in: To be healthy, live in the big city
Oh no! Look at his hair! He needs to be taking propecia.
Posted in: Hey Jude
Yubaru wrote: should have taken proper precautions First you said "extra measures" then you said "proper…
Posted in: Warden of Hiroshima prison replaced over inmate's escape
Isn't it refreshing to hear a bit of honesty for a change? Let's hope this is…
Posted in: Japan's nuclear safety standards flawed, says commission chief
Americans in general are a paranoid lot, but especially on the right. While other countries have…
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Gurukun, we're going to hear that slogan many times.
Already twice in JT. Or was that you?
Posted in: Eye on the top job
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Oh yes, this is the guy I was looking for. I wonder if he's trying to put a new act together as EX-PM?
blvtzpk, BTW, the Obama impersonator is doing fairly well actually, thanks to his wife. His new charactor is a submissive husband!
Posted in: Hatoyama lookalike thanks PM for his time in the limelight
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fishy- You must have been in these meetings. Me too.
But it's not so meaningless for some parents though. One meaning will be to get closer to the teacher. My kid had 3 newbie homeroom teachers in a row, of which one was fresh out of university. You can imagine how we listened carefully to what they had to say!
Another will be to get to know other parents. Unlike pre-school you don't get to see the other parents much since you don't have to walk your kids to school.
Anyway, going back to the article, if the kids were allowed to wait inside, the school definitely had the responsibility to look after them, don't you think?
Posted in: Young girl dies after falling out of window at school
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Aliens failing to conquer Japan...
The guy imitating him better hurry and put together a new act!
Posted in: What do you think Yukio Hatoyama's legacy as prime minister will be?
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Yes, it must be devastating for the parents to be there for probably their first open-house day and to find their child dead. RIP little one.
I'm going to my kid's school tomorrow, so maybe I'll snoop around to see if there are any safety issues. Open windows, glass roofs, what else did we have recently?
Posted in: Young girl dies after falling out of window at school
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So, when are they going to sell aprons like that to chefs and housewives around here?$$$$$
Posted in: Pot wear
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Stupid article. These news pops up now and then, but the truth is, the company is just using her for advertising. That's what the Japanese companies do. Setting up a women's team for products targeting other women is nothing new. It's a women's team! Naturally the manager is a woman.
In glacial Japan(borrowed from herefornow), hard-headed management still think women are not fit to do a man's job.
Posted in: Beauty product maker offers women rare promotions
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This guy was all over morning news today. Was he prepared for his interview! Better discription of the Ipad than the girl interviewing him.
Posted in: Waiting for iPad
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dontpanic, but they're hybrid not all electric.
Posted in: Ghosn says U.S. demand growing for Nissan electric car
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I will never buy an EV-car unless the batteries are with 10-year guarantee.
By looking at how the lithium battery for my electric assist bicycle fails in about a year to a year and a half, I wouldn't trust any battery bigger than that.
Can anyone state or prove otherwise?
Posted in: Ghosn says U.S. demand growing for Nissan electric car
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So, would that be x 89 law suits? or I wonder if Toyota got them in one package as they requested...
Posted in: U.S. gov't says 89 deaths linked to Toyota acceleration
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Yeah. Just imagine... but then I guess it wouldn't catch on too quickly because of the lack of books in Japanese.
Posted in: Awaiting the iPad
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He must be trained to controll his bowels...
Posted in: '24' finale keeps the world safe for action TV
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Was he a TORI-TETSU? (train buff photographer)
Posted in: 8 bullet trains delayed after 14-year-old boy walks onto tracks
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Cool! Real talent should get noticed. Not like the others in Japan who can't sing live! Obviously, the recording engineers are the real talents in Japan.
WOW, are they really? I wonder if they can still sing the high notes after all this time.
Susan Boyle... she must be enjoying this.
Posted in: Amuro rocks
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We can imagine how the 22-year old mother was brought up by this 42-year old grandmother...
Posted in: Mother, 2 other family members held for abusing 5-yr-old daughter
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In an old saying(?) in Japan, if you have a fool dancing and another fool watching, if they are the same fools, why not dance and have fun? The last part is not the exact translation, but I'm sure you'll understand the meaning!
Posted in: Sanja Festival
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I had my share of greasy men, smelly women, and groping idiots. No more rush hour for me!
Posted in: Rush hour
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Maybe, if they can make them strong enough to endure being squashed on a full train at rush hour...
Posted in: Do you think paper-based books will eventually become a thing of the past as digital books become more popular?
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Nakama looks sort of fat in that dress doesn't she? And Yuuko! She should cut her heels a bit so she can stand properly.
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