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Poor chap couldn't even defend himself...
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Europe can't compete so they tax the rest of us.. Germany can compete with American. Much…
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I like this post very much, You have defined it very simply for so I understand…
Seems like they've got it all covered All I need now is money and a date...
Posted in: My frugal Valentine: Romance in a recession
So leave. What's keeping you here?
Posted in: Gov't OKs further Y690 bil for TEPCO, but wants say in running utility
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Wayne_san
You people ... I don't know whether to laugh or cry ... seriously. I left Japan in February '05 (not my choice - job requirements) and am back in the USA ... you can't swing a dead cat without hitting one each of every fast-food gut-bomb joint there is. With the weather turning cold, what I wouldn't give for a bowl of Miso Ramen ... sigh ...
Japan, like youth, is (apparently) wasted on the wrong people.
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Wayne_san
I'd like one of each, please. Variety is the spice ...
Posted in: Super Fit
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Wayne_san
Been there at Christmas. December isn't "midwinter". It isn't that cold, either. After Christmas Eve Midnight Mass at St. Mary's in Nazareth, walking around in a light jacket was quite comfortable.
Still, it's ironic (comically) that the holiday is actually a Christian spin on a previously "pagan" holiday. And now, it's a huge commercial enterprise.
Japan was a very cool place to spend Christmas (speaking as a non-christian bachelor half a world away from family and their traditions).
Posted in: Shinjuku Christmas
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Wayne_san
Speaking from experience, I say it's a nice piece of precision flying. Coordinated sky writing like that is harder than it looks ... and the poster who mentioned spacing is quite correct ... that's one of the more slippery parts to get right. Nice photo, too. (I miss Yokohama.)
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Wayne_san
I saw a TNR program in the Florida Keys work very well. While the cat was anesthesized for the procedure, it's ear was marked so that if it turned up in a trap again, it would be immediately released Pity the feral cats aren't effective in holding down the runaway crow population.
Posted in: NPO provides unusual solution to Japan’s feral cat problem