Wednesday February 15, 2012

jessssicaaa's past comments

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    jessssicaaa

    Good gawd... I must say, I've never felt suicide is the answer and never will. What this area needs is alot of blood, sweat and tears (I know they've already experienced that, but i'm talking in a productive way!) the government and the people need to work together to rebuild this area of Japan, how can they do that if everybodys becoming alcoholics and suicidal, with the government sitting on their bums in the office 'discussing' what to do. They need ACTION, NOT discussion!

    I can only imagine what they're going through, and I'm sure the government is going nuts on what to do (I assume) but both suicide and alcoholism are giving up. What happened to the Japan 'fighto!' spirit.

    I'd gladly, go to Japan and help, all I need is a passport and a plane ticket (luckily don't need a visa hehe) then I'd be so there! But i'm broke and can't afford it... So, I send support in spirit and hear about how horrible it is from my friends in Japan and I am working towards going there to help out!

    Posted in: Alcoholism, suicides rising among farmers hit by nuclear crisis

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    The majority of people joined out of curitosity, as did I and found it simple and boring. There is nothing special about it and personally I get more out of facebook. If they want to catch my attention: more colour, more imagination and have something totally unique to google+ that captures attention.

    There are a few things that appear unique to google+, but the 'circles' aren't very special, you can put your friends into different categories, we can do that on facebook. Webcam possibilities and chatting online, we have skype and msn. Combining them all is a good idea, but there needs to be something that draws us too it, and they haven't done it for me.

    The site is too simple and boring to keep my attention.

    Posted in: Google+ the fastest-growing social network ever

  • -1

    jessssicaaa

    Osakadaz: I wouldn't be surprised if the bikie gangs are connected to this.

    I highly doubt it.

    Posted in: Sydney police say device attached to teen not bomb

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    And there are a few Japanese who ignore the "do not photograph" or "do not use flash" signs in churches abroad.

    I ignore those to.. the "sacred" thing doesn't matter to me ;o i is evil.

    Hm, from what i've seen, Indians, Americans and Muslims. Not all of them of course! I know quite a few who aren't. But those are the mains i see.

    Posted in: In your experience, which country's tourists are the least well-behaved whenever you have seen them out and about?

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    hahaha, this isnt much, my friends english teacher had them write suicide notes. To express their creativity - the teacher was put on suspension when a few parents complained though.

    Posted in: Students told to write ransom notes as part of moral education

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    Well, I like it ;D food is wonderful. There obsession is better then the fatty obsession of fast foods we have the 'western countries'. Home cooking is fun! Loving to home-cook myself, i reckon people should do it more often ^^ I can make something out of the least likely ingredients! ;D No complaints as long as it takes good ;]

    Posted in: Japanese cooking shows and the loss of sanity

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    they should of put the shot not only of komano, but the whole teams faces. ^^

    I was sad Japan lost, i wanted them to make it through.

    Posted in: Missed

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    er... timorborder LOL,

    no, i say however people want to divorce is there choice, if they want to do a ceremony let them.. lol i reckon its a way to end it peacefully, it's better than going to the lawyers and paying hundreds to get screwd over by another lawyer your ex was paying, then have war lol I reckon the best end is a mutual agreement between divorcees, that allows them to conduct the most peaceful method to seperate from eachother... -.- but thats in an ideal world right? haha

    Posted in: Happily divorced

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    @ituzr I like your re-title idea :P

    Posted in: The dumbing down of Japanese students

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    Ok, well we all know the problem.. (its happening all over the world not just japan...) WHAT are we going to do about it? talking only gets us so far.. we need to start acting!

    Posted in: The dumbing down of Japanese students

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    I believe native English would be better, unless the non-native is taught to speak english almost fluently, including pronoucing and spelling it well. But, define native english? There are 3 main native english speaking countries; England, America and Australia. All with different dialects, mannerisms and ways of spelling words/teaching in general. I supose, just being able to speak english fluetly and write/read english is the most important for an english teacher, so non-native or native wouldn't matter as long as that skill is there.

    Posted in: Do English teachers at schools have to be native speakers? Can non-native English speakers do just as well or better?

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    It upsets me to see animals in cages and small enclosures, they need bigger areas to be able to enjoy life and feel free atleast, it's not natural for them. How would we like it if we had to stay in a small cage or enclosure and have thousands of weird creatures gawking at us, flashing lights in our faces.

    Posted in: How do you feel about wildlife being kept in captivity in facilities such as zoos and aquariums?

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    NO! They do not need to.

    Posted in: Does Japan need to host any U.S. bases at all?

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    Lol Obama isnt at the smae level as the emperor. The Emperor is a King and Obama is a president. They are not the same..

    Posted in: Should President Barack Obama have bowed to the emperor while he was in Japan?

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    lol even equals in japan bow to eachother, the americas just dont understand the customs

    Posted in: Should President Barack Obama have bowed to the emperor while he was in Japan?

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    I can understand why westerners are againt whaling but i can also see why Japan is not ^^

    Some obvious reasons being, they were brought up with it being ok and its a source of food.

    westerners, strangly, seem to not know how we get fish, ya know the stuff we buy in the markets and shopping cetres? it comes from the sea! ;o shock and horror!!!! ^^

    I can understand whales are important and all, but unfortunatly there is going to be a drop in sea creatures AND land creatures, we cant just stop that from happening, save the animals or quit eating any kind of meats? and dont go herbivore on me cause i dont want that option xD good for you if you are, but that doesnt mean the rest of us have to ^^.

    We are born meat eaters, hunters, and we are trying to stop something that years ago was the natural way to get food (and still is) and nobody thought twice about it? Since then population has grown, and food demands have increased, plus some people are pigs these days, and stuff there faces even without being hungry.

    Posted in: Japan catches 59 whales off Kushiro

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    we had one of those for 3 days a few nights ago, but wasnt as big. Its beautiful :)

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  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    Im hoping MAJORLY decrease to nearly nothing ;D, be one of those long dfistant friends you just happen to lose contact with over the years ^^ Will make me oh so very happy

    Posted in: How do you think the Japan-U.S. relationship will change over the next few years?

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    Wow that was close.. glad shes ok

    Posted in: Girl escapes injury as train passes over her

  • 0

    jessssicaaa

    Good Luck!

    Posted in: We're a small army of people, but we have much more willpower than they do.

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