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What do you think are the main reasons why U.S. car sales are so low in…
Posted in: What do you think are the main reasons why U.S. car sales are so low in Japan?
Doubtful that Grumman (Northrop) has had their hands on that aircraft since it was built many…
Posted in: U.S. Navy investigating how parts fell off aircraft near Atsugi
You do realise the anti whaling nations where actually whaling nations and founding members of the…
Posted in: Confrontation
I bet he wouldn't do it in Singapore!
How about not meeting demand in order to reduce pollution of the environment? That's a noble…
Posted in: Airlines will need 33,500 new planes by 2030: Boeing
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Remember that there must be thousands and thousands of newspaper delivery men in Japan and I'm sure their resume (c.v.) isn't so important. Can you ride a motorbike? Can you follow the same route every day? OK, you're hired. There are obviously some real losers who get such jobs (nothing against the law-abiding delivery people and nothing against the job itself which remains a useful service for those who still want to read a newspaper). One wonders how many rapes these two may have gotten away with.....
Posted in: 2 Yomiuri newspaper delivery agents arrested for allegedly raping woman
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Some tediously wordy comments here confirming that, just like a number of those in the G8 entourage, some people are better than others at adapting to different cultures.
Posted in: Tatami rooms don't agree with G-8 visitors
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Agreed. Discussion and dialogue (with a couple of pandas thrown in) is certainly better than threats and accusations. Pity that many of us just look for the negative in everything. If Fukuda is the one to help improve relations with China then that's great.
Posted in: Fukuda opts for panda diplomacy with China
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I would be happy to provide a 23-hour-a-day service for those who are going through a dry spell. No names, no nonsense and no worries!
Posted in: What changes are needed in Japanese society to stop the falling birthrate?
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Also creates an absolute family tree nightmare.
The father of her kids is also the grandfather of her kids...
But her kids are also almost her own siblings...
Very yucky stuff.
Posted in: Austrian had seven children by daughter locked in cellar for 24 years
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serendipity628
Hmm, I guess you can look at it two ways...
Everyone else is doing it so I might as well, too.
or
My life is pretty good compared to a lot of the people we read about here.
Think I prefer the latter.
Posted in: Woman arrested for beating sister to death with rock in Yokohama
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serendipity628
keech 2, sorry for this belated reply. Thanks for the tip on the Jacoby book. I'll get myself a copy.
Posted in: Clinton, Obama focus on faith at forum
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serendipity628
Often mothers like to exaggerate what their babies can do. If she was in some maternity group, maybe the other mothers in the group were saying things like, "Taro can already roll over...sort of" or "Hanako is such a good baby, she almost never cries" and so on. So maybe this created the idea that her baby was slower. We all compare ourselves to our peers or neighbours. So sad and so stupid. But there is a lot of pressure in these groups and especially when it is a mother's first child. You never really know until you have one of your own. Every day is exciting (but kind of scary at the same time) because you never really know what the baby will do and you've never had the same experience before.
Posted in: Mother attempts suicide after strangling 3-month-old son in Tokyo
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keech2
You took the words right out of my keyboard. It has been boring enough to hear Bush waffling on about how "God guides me..." (a very scary thought considering what Bush as got everyone into) but now Clinton and Obama are getting drawn into this ridiculous topic. Granted, the questions are asked so they have to answer but when will everyone realize that the separation of God and State is so absolutely necessary (as the founding fathers were aware of so long ago). Have a read of "The God Delusion" by Richard Dawkins. It's a real eye-opener.
Posted in: Clinton, Obama focus on faith at forum