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  • buddha4brains at 04:22 PM JST - 3rd July

    Natto on toast with melted cheese on top is just groovy. Or try mixing natto in your next batch of miso soup with ocra. How about natto and macaroni for a delightful lunchtime snack. My favourite is natto on piping hot spuds (or fries).

    Natto truly boggles the mind when…

    Posted in Singer Akiko Wada named Natto Queen 2008 at 04:22 PM JST - 3rd July

  • buddha4brains at 06:58 AM JST - 3rd July

    I still prefer Tina Turner when she was the Queen back in the 60s. A lot more edgier than now as natto has become more mainstream.

    I wonder if Beat Takeshi will be named Natto King?

    Posted in Singer Akiko Wada named Natto Queen 2008 at 06:58 AM JST - 3rd July

  • buddha4brains at 07:46 AM JST - 2nd July

    thepro

    Yeah it is not as if every other country thinks the same about their own country. Shame on the Japanese for being human.

    DenshaDeGO

    I heard from my students that they were touched by his relationship with his Japanese born grandmother. And the fact he can sing well.

    Posted in Jero's first album ranked 5th on Oricon chart at 07:46 AM JST - 2nd July

  • buddha4brains at 06:57 AM JST - 2nd July

    RedMeatKoolAid

    What, you think al Quaida has not regrouped? Do tell us why.

    As for the war in Iraq there are two main schools of thought, I happen to believe that Bush/Cheney wanted war in the worst way - and they got it.

    Now a similar pattern is emerging with…

    Posted in White House silent on coverts ops in Iran at 06:57 AM JST - 2nd July

  • buddha4brains at 09:26 PM JST - 1st July

    WilliB the US government is criminally insane.

    They gave up trying to catch bin Laben years ago, al Quaida has regrouped, and they started a war on false pretenses. It is quite a feat that the Bush Administration is so poorly regarded that Iran can even muster international sympathy if…

    Posted in White House silent on coverts ops in Iran at 09:26 PM JST - 1st July

  • buddha4brains at 08:28 PM JST - 1st July

    "It would seem to me that the true beneficiaries of wars and conflicts is of course the media."

    So what you are saying is that the Bush Administration is so weak that the media can start a war all by itself so it can sell more news. So Chaney's Desire…

    Posted in White House silent on coverts ops in Iran at 08:28 PM JST - 1st July

  • buddha4brains at 12:42 PM JST - 29th June

    At least India has a competitive airline industry - which explains Air India's strong denials. Thank gawd for autopilot.

    I wonder when Westjet will expand to Japan?

    Posted in Plane soars past destination as pilots doze at 12:42 PM JST - 29th June

  • buddha4brains at 06:07 PM JST - 28th June

    A symbolic gesture for a beggar President in need of some diplomatic gift to hang his legacy on - even if it is from a despot. Now in just 45 days NK won't be part of the Axis of Evil. Remarkably easy when you consider the price Iraq is paying.…

    Posted in N Korea blasts nuclear cooling tower in symbolic gesture at 06:07 PM JST - 28th June

  • buddha4brains at 06:29 AM JST - 28th June

    At first I thought how selfish of Kobe, but then I saw who Japan was facing in the first round ... better to save Okubo for a more strategic battle where his attacks on the goal(keeper) would be more effective.

    Posted in Kobe refuses to release Okubo for Beijing Olympics at 06:29 AM JST - 28th June

  • buddha4brains at 06:56 AM JST - 27th June

    Ahh, the beggar President is groping for a legacy again. All he did was shuffle the diplomatic deck chairs so that he could call it his legacy rather than Clinton's.

    In sum, all he has done was trash Clinton, watch NK explode a nuclear device, then scramble for a legacy…

    Posted in U.S. to remove N Korea from terror list; Obama, McCain wary at 06:56 AM JST - 27th June

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