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herefornowFeb. 15, 2012 - 11:25PM JS. ones in the U.S. are not blindly loyal. The safety…
Posted in: Toyota boosts U.S. sales with rental cars
The only BOOK OFF store I know that carries english books is in shirokanedai
Posted in: My favorite English bookstores in Tokyo
They made most of these up just for this article.
Posted in: From carnivores to herbivores: how men are defined in Japan
and people wonder why Japanese food is not popular around the world!
Posted in: Try some dessert oden
Why can't people just be themselves? Having to choose from such a limited set of lifestyles…
Posted in: From carnivores to herbivores: how men are defined in Japan
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All we need to do is follow Krugman's idea on war as a stimulus. More Freedom wars scheduled?
Posted in: Panetta, Clinton: Bigger defense cuts would weaken U.S.
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up, down, up, down, hope, worries, hope, worries, yaaaawwwwnnnn....
Posted in: Nikkei inches up to close at 9,107.43
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SushiSake3: I'm for tax increases for the higher revenues and at the same time for drastic cuts. An equilibrium has to be found but both ends of the already too narrow political spectrum can't agree. I don't have the magic formula either.
sailwind: if you aren't born with the silver spades in your mouth, you have to play the system or manipulate it at your advantage to arrive at the top. Hard work though.
Posted in: Obama hits Republicans on anti-tax stance
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SushiSake3:
Wait... that is going a bit too far I think. You are playing the same blind rhetoric.
If nobody has jobs and money, nobody is buying anything. I don't think conservatives are idiots. I don't see how Oligarchs and Wall Street conservatives would make any money then. In this economic pyramid scheme, the people at the top get the money from the people at the bottom. At least it worked well until the subprime. Just for that, the people at the top should contribute more.
Posted in: Obama hits Republicans on anti-tax stance
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Asagao: Have you been recently riding the Shinkansen? Especially the Tokaido line, not during the week at 2pm and not the green cars? The train is always packed in the morning and evening. Agree on the price. Too expensive.
Posted in: Qantas, JAL, Mitsubishi Corp to form Jetstar Japan
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TumbleDry
Count on that.
Yeah, things like that.
Posted in: Israel OKs 277 new homes in West Bank settlement
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TumbleDry
If Japan and China wants to keep the US as their economic locomotive, they kind of have to.
Posted in: Some advocate selling U.S. Treasurys for Japan
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TumbleDry
No. Why should they? States should be competitive but claiming you can create jobs when what you do is moving jobs from a state to an another doesn't change anything on national scale. "I'm the best candidate. I created jobs" sounds empty.
Posted in: Obama hits Republicans on anti-tax stance
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TumbleDry
I would keep the champagne in the fridge a bit longer.
Posted in: Asian stocks higher on Japan economic news
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TumbleDry
ASIMO is an autonomous robot. Can't walk through debris, limited power and many other things. When we talk about robots on disaster site, we mean remotely controlled robots.
Posted in: Honda denies nuclear mission for ASIMO robot
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smithinjapan: I won't be so sure. The Dem got the White House back on a message of hope and change but... nothing changed, the hope vanished with jobs and the economy. Democrats, Republicans are both sold to the lobbies and nothing will change.
Posted in: Palin visits Iowa fair, stokes 2012 speculation
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Of course not but if a 100 people have to walk more than 5Km to loot a shop, burn a car, they would stay home and watch a re-run Knight Rider.
Posted in: British PM unveils tough anti-riot measures, including social media controls
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bass4funk: You have nothing to do with the Muslim part. That was for Breitbart. Read the post. Not just a few words.
You want to stop the riots? Shutdown all transportation. Monitoring social media or forbidding them won't change a thing. French people were able to start a revolution without phone, ipad and Facebook.
The riots are nothing other than just looting and violence. Nothing political. The police should be in the streets to stop violence and protect people. Not spying on you. Even if you have nothing to hide.
Posted in: British PM unveils tough anti-riot measures, including social media controls
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TumbleDry
I dare you to post all your emails in a public space. A copy of your passport would also help. Don't forget to specify your religion at the next census.
At least, there is a constant thing in your posts. Muslim this, leftist that. Fantasy binary world. Seems you agree the government can do whatever it wants as long as taxes don't increase.
Posted in: British PM unveils tough anti-riot measures, including social media controls
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TumbleDry
TV, Japanese or Korean, is crap. Switch it off.
Posted in: Anti-Korean Wave in Japan turns political
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Joepineapples: August just started.
Posted in: No. of heatstroke cases reaches record in July
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Smorkian: two words it is then.
Posted in: Sydney police say device attached to teen not bomb
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I learned a new word: balaclava-clad
Posted in: Sydney police say device attached to teen not bomb
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TumbleDry
Good news. Time to buy more yen.
Tip of the iceberg...
Don't worry. No immediate consequences on health according to the government.
Posted in: Beef ban extended to Tochigi Prefecture
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TumbleDry
Jimmy Mills:
http://www.google.com/publicdata/explore?ds=d5bncppjof8f9&mety=neexpgnfs_zs&idim=country:JPN&dl=en&hl=en&q=japan+export+gdp
Not even 20%.
Posted in: Strong yen fuels talk of currency intervention by Japanese gov't