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Sushisake3 you havent replied to my post with the 3 points i made for you. Does…
Posted in: Fukushima faces increased quake risk, scientists say
Hunter: I've collected art and photography books that are not only beautiful inside but are art…
Posted in: My favorite English bookstores in Tokyo
I’m sorry, I have to call bollocks on the “father working late” spiel. Why is it…
A classic end to this story would be the guy getting caught masquerading as a taxi…
Posted in: Passenger robs taxi driver, then steals cab in Ibaraki
we expect and trust the the nuclear power plants are built to the highest safety standards…
Posted in: Fukushima faces increased quake risk, scientists say
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anderstungtwist
Wow, lots of people use the word "soy". Guess I'm really out of touch.
Posted in: PETA urges baseball stadiums to go vegetarian
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anderstungtwist
Can one just say "soy"? Don't you have to specify "soybeans" or "soymilk"? I'm going to check the dictionary and report back. Maybe "soy" is not even a word.
Posted in: PETA urges baseball stadiums to go vegetarian
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anderstungtwist
Is this common among the Japanese executive class? That guy Nozumu Saruhashi who ran Nova english conversation school had a secret luxurious room in which to allegedly seduce staff/students/teachers.
Sounds like we need a couple of reforms: 1. surprise room checks for top executives; 2. a way for vicitims to nail sexual predators - such as wearing a "wire".
Posted in: Chancellor's secret sex room revealed in court
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anderstungtwist
The girl at the local knickknack shop and, for men, I could care less.
Celebrities do absolutely nothing for me.
Posted in: Who gets your vote for the sexiest man or woman in the world?
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anderstungtwist
It's fine, but I was satisfied before.
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