Wednesday February 15, 2012

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    keech2

    dr jones actually, in most of the industrialized world, you are twice as likely to be killed or injured by a family member or a close friend than by a stranger. We tell people, especially children, to beware of strangers, but it is the people who you trust that are most likely to get you.

    Posted in: Mother arrested for strangling 4-year-old daughter in Tokyo

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    Alfie, you can always try the meat guy(http://www.themeatguy.jp/) or check in a medium- to high-end imported foodstore for meat proucts from a company called Frieden out of Kanagawa. Their phone number is (0463) 58-6120. Very good block and sliced bacon.

    Posted in: Celebrity Australian chef introduces Japan to the pleasure of breakfast

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    Blue Tiger, I stand by my point that we don't know how old his siblings were. If his siblings were 8, 9 or 10, what is wrong with them going to play outside together? When I was 5, I would tag along with my elder sisters, who were 8, 9, and 10 at the time and, even occasionally when my parents forced him to, my brother, who was 13. Until I know the age of the child's siblings, I will withhold judgment. Also, since this took place in Iwate, I don't the parents were at a hanami party. According to the news, it's too early for hanami in Iwate.

    Posted in: 5-year-old boy drowns in pond in Iwate

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    keech2

    Taka an cleo, I agree completely.

    Posted in: 4-year-old boy loses fingers at golf range

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    smartacus, when you were growing up did your parents know where you were 24 hours a day? Did you never do anything that might have been a little stupid or possibly a little dangerous when you were a kid? If they did and if you didn't, then you must have had a boring childhood. But accidents happen. Nobody's fault, they just happen. I am the first to criticize Japanese parents for not taking safety precautions such as child and booster seats. However, keeping kids on a figurative or literal leash 24 hours a day will not solve the problem, because when they do slip the leash they will have no idea how to act and probably get into a bad situation. Also, we do not know how old his brother and sister are. Possibly they are older and were supposed to be taking care of the younger brother. As of now we just don't know.

    Posted in: 5-year-old boy drowns in pond in Iwate

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    keech2

    Ms. Cleo, a tasteful nipple ring or stud or two can be quite an appealing sight. And can enhance certain aspects of life. If this site had not become slightly more rigid, I would tell you the full story about a female friend, who had to remove a piercing from a certain part of her anatomy, because she was enjoying it too much, just walking done the street, putting away glasses at the bar, skooching aroung in her chair. Almost everywhere. She told me that it had gotten very exhausting and she finally had to remove it. I wonder what she would have done in this situation.

    Posted in: Woman forced to remove nipple ring at Texas airport

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    keech2

    jambon, actually, I always make pancakes or waffles for my daughter's friends when they sleep over, but no super-sweet toppings. Only fresh strawberries or blueberries, maybe a little butter and a little real 100% Vermont maple syrup. The kids love them. I make sure my batter is not too sweet like the snack style hotto kekki. For myself, I agree with Cleo and Taka, except my drink of choice is tea, lots of strong black tea. Nessie, agree with the family breakfast. It's a great time for family conversation.

    Posted in: Celebrity Australian chef introduces Japan to the pleasure of breakfast

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