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Cant people stay away from "NO THEM BUSSINESS"?
Posted in: Yukina Kinoshita announces she is 4 months pregnant
Utrack Sorry, but crying twice won't help much.
Posted in: Official defends secrecy over worst-case nuclear disaster scenario
Yeah, yeah, as if governments in any other countries would have acted much differently. Dream on.…
Posted in: Official defends secrecy over worst-case nuclear disaster scenario
SushiSake3. You seem determined to proportion part of the responsibility, blame on consumers. Tenacious to say…
Posted in: Fukushima faces increased quake risk, scientists say
SushiSake3, When I lived in Tokyo for 6 months, when we first arrived I would have…
Posted in: Fukushima faces increased quake risk, scientists say
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mokgohan
So who buys gold these days. Well, Hip-hop posers in Tokyo still like to fill their grill with the stuff and where do they get their gold? Black market of course, or Brown Market in this case.
Posted in: 8 men arrested for smuggling gold from S Korea to Japan in rectums
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mokgohan
tough way to die.
Posted in: Body of naked man with genitals sliced off found in apartment
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mokgohan
The other day I saw an add on TV for an upcoming episode of a major J-Drama. The male lead was wearing a T-shirt with "TRUST ME, I'M AN ***HOLE" emblazoned on his chest (without the ***, of course) and it was featured prominently throughout the CM. This add was running between kids shows at around 5:30 in the afternoon.
Posted in: How do you feel about the use of swear words in TV programs?
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mokgohan
itunes Apps. Almost everything published by Japanese companies at the itunes apps store site is about 4 times what I'd consider reasonable.
New release DVD's are way too pricy, so you just have to know where to look. I only haunt the bargin bins- yesterday I picked up Star Trek on Blu-Ray for 1000 yen and a Dble Mixed CD of electro for 290.
Posted in: Six things that foreigners feel are overpriced in Japan
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mokgohan
Wow. Still so much hate on for Yoko. Some people here should read an article or two more than this one about the lady before tearing her down. RangerMiffy and Paulinusa seem to know what's going on.
Posted in: Yoko Ono aims to wow India
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mokgohan
Dear J-Pop producers- as you can see, the Silent Era is back in fashion. I recommend you jump on this fad and release the next AKB, K.Koda and Kattun singles as such. In Kattun's case, not including a video may also benefit.
Posted in: 'The Artist' leads with 6 nods for Golden Globes
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mokgohan
That's what I'll be wearing next spring!
...oh yeah, the clothes they have on are also pretty kool.
Posted in: Looking for spring
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mokgohan
Some of my students live here and I asked them to write a small report to some of our overseas friends who have helped us out. One student wrote "I've met many, many contractors!"
In areas where there is a high concentration of men working in positions of manual labour, those magazines are almost as essential as cigarettes.
Posted in: A trip through the disaster zone
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mokgohan
Thanks for coming out.
I've heard it plays old Beta Tapes.
Posted in: Sharp to stop sales of Galapagos tablets
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mokgohan
Kind of a cross between Mastercard and The Detroit Red Wings. I don't envy the designer, Sato's job- whatever he presents, people are going to see Fukushima in it. Maybe this time they should have gone with a simple outline of the country in solid white on a red background. Dou?
Posted in: 'Cool Japan'
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mokgohan
Ah, good old sabre-rattling. Someday my daughter is going to start asking about this sort of stuff (probably because of some NK provocation, which I'm sure is penciled on to the military's calender over there), and I'll have a hard time trying to explain this without it sounding like the juvenile, petty and childish routines of grown men in power. Which is all that it is.
Posted in: Russia defends bomber flights near Japan
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mokgohan
OK folks. Time to chill. Japan isn't bastardizing Halloween any more so than North America has been, starting a few hundred years ago and running through to the present. Check out its true history and you'll see very little today that have to do with the festival of Samhain. Most of the images and symbols we associate Halloween with have just been integrated fairly recently if you're going to look at it in historical terms. The thing that they do get? It has, and hopefully shall always remain, a party. Nothing wrong with that. Oh, and as for any commercial exploitation that some of you might take offense to? You kids'r cute.
Posted in: Universal Studios Japan kicks off Halloween season
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mokgohan
Let's not forget his long-term habit of picking out all the young, hot, well-endowed female talents and putting them under his wing, showing them the ropes and giving them... ahem... a leg up in the business. The guys all heart.
Posted in: Comedian Shimada quits show business over reported ties to yakuza
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mokgohan
It appears from the comments that only about half of you have bothered to read this article before shooting off your opinions
Posted in: Soccer star Kumagai in hot water over Twitter remarks during party
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mokgohan
"NATHAN HORTON!" "NATHAN HORTON!" The series changed when he was knocked out of it. With that Vancouver woke the Beast of the East and it proceeded to feast.
I'm Canadian but was supporting the Bruins, even though I've got alot of friends in Van. Can't stomach the Canucks floppers, divers, embelishers and overrated goalies.
Posted in: Boston Bruins win Stanley Cup
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mokgohan
I noticed a newspaper had the entire ranking. What happens to poor number 48? Off to the glue factory?
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mokgohan
My brother-in-law is a plumber working on these houses. He's working 7 days a week.
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mokgohan
Guns n' Bums
Bums n' Guns
and Guns shooting Bums...
Posted in: Current affairs
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mokgohan
Hooray for death!
Look Islamic extremists- we've rebuilt this city... on Rock & Roll!
So... who's next?
Posted in: Celebrations
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mokgohan
My thinking as well Mittsu: Smile and run like hell!
Getting really tired of Tokyo "talents" coming up here to spend the weekend "cheering up" the coastal regions with the sentimental-saccharine-bittersweet j-pop and photo op/TV interview. Telling everybody to do their best and that their not alone; then sprinting back to Tokyo to be interviewed about their "volunteer heroism".
Save the trip up north and send the money you would have spent on it to the Red Cross.
Posted in: Rie Hasegawa launches 'Smile and Run' event for tsunami victims