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Interestingly, the Japanese underneath says, " We will always love her songs." Shallow, but possibly closer…
Posted in: Remembering
Apple doesn't belong on a list of respect, they lock users in, dictate what you should…
Posted in: Apple dethrones Google as company with most respected image in eyes of consumers
...is eBooks and Project Guttenberg.
Posted in: My favorite English bookstores in Tokyo
While she always attracts loads of haters, I commend Jolie for tackling these nearly impossible stories…
Posted in: Jolie, showing directorial debut, says Afghanistan is next
Never knew there's verb use for the word moon, so I had to look it up,…
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soothsayer
tone of the book, sorry. The book is a tome, after all!
Posted in: Manners more attractive than boobs, says Mika Kano
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soothsayer
Pretty poor translation of the title given the tome of the book, don't you think?
Posted in: Manners more attractive than boobs, says Mika Kano
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soothsayer
Everton2,
Nope, he was an Aussie.
Posted in: Lala Pipo
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soothsayer
I agree, the train riding porn reader's conscience is certainly dormant. Mine isn't, and if that's a hang up, then long may I dangle!
Posted in: Lala Pipo
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soothsayer
This one does.
Posted in: 3 lizard smugglers arrested in Australia
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soothsayer
In relation to the subject matter of this book, a friend visiting Japan asked an associate why there was so much pornography readily available and read so openly on trains. "This country is full of wkers, I guess." was his reply. I see no reason to dispute this, frkly.
Posted in: Lala Pipo
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soothsayer
Rurika,
Are you not perhaps a little naive yourself? Granted that some pedophiles may have been victims themselves, but if you're looking for a way to break the cycle, then we need to break the criminals. Having been abused yourself may be a reason for your evil, but never an excuse. Counselling is a soft option. We must put these "unfortunates" in gaol where they can do no harm to the innocent. We should keep them there indefinately (Would you raise your hand to have a single one released?). Can you think of a more effective way short of execution or something equally barbaric that would be as sure of breaking the cycle to which yo refer?
Posted in: Stalking the predators
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soothsayer
Hardcore??? With a pout and a bent kneee like that it seems that YOSHIKI (not Yoshiki, by the way) is available for a different kind of hardcore to the type you're thinking of, hugs and kisses.
Posted in: YOSHIKI
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soothsayer
Ditto to the above comment. Fix it NOW JT!!! And get a new proofreader.
Posted in: Miyazaki presents East-West 'Little Mermaid'
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soothsayer
Questions? There's no question that freedom of the press does not exist and frankly,should not exist. Not if the regime there wants to stay in power.
Posted in: With one month to go, Beijing Olympic venues shine but worries remain over pollution, press freedom
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soothsayer
This should come as no suprise given that the head of the Church of England is the Queen of England!
Posted in: Church of England votes to allow women bishops
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soothsayer
An terse NHK guy saying that they've made a mistake and thrusting a refund cheque into your hand.
Posted in: Funny face
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soothsayer
As a Christian, I have no choice to be pro-life in all respects, but I sometimes can't help wishing that someone would "recognise" Mugabe through a telescopic sight.
Posted in: Recognize me as Zimbabwe president or no talks: Mugabe
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soothsayer
And if she keeps coming at you, what then?:)
Posted in: Unarmed Fighting Techniques of the Samurai
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soothsayer
A fellow teacher at the Nova branch I used to work at once came down from our conversation lounge to tell us that a student had just confidently announced that Japan could never be invaded. This was because Japanese air was different to air in other countries and as a result, the parachutes of the invading country wouldn't function. I see evidence of the same mentality in operation here and suspect arguments could run something like "Yes, China has soy sauce, but it's different to Japanese sauce because the air around the beans is different!"
Posted in: No soy sauce! Japanese athletes forced to adapt to Olympic menus
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And people complain about the "corrupt" Japanese political system and society in general? Shoot nothing beats Zimbabwe at the moment.
Hear, hear. Except the Japanese government isn't "corrupt", it's corrupt, but angelic in comparison to a host of other "governments" like Mugabe's.
Posted in: Defiant Mugabe sworn in for 6th term as Zimbabwe's president
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rjd_jr,
I admit that it was tempting, but I've got to say that one of the real insiders, the old bloke who said he was just happy to have someone care for him regardless of nationality is probably voicing the opinion of most people. As you said, lots of positives in this article, and I for one am not going to let a couple of dodgy quotes about singing ability and hikkikomori having jobs stolen from them spoil it!
Posted in: Ex-Filipino hostesses become caregivers
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soothsayer
Funny jokes, everyone. Now let's just hope that the farmer was insured for the loss of a fair proportions of his yearly income.
Posted in: 5,000 peaches stolen from orchard
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soothsayer
A free furoshiki? Great! Vistors can use it to wipe the inkstains from airport security off their fingers.
Posted in: Newcomers to Tokyo get a Welcome Furoshiki
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soothsayer
knucklerap,
Yes, you'd say that. And you'd be wrong.
Posted in: Teacher, 38, arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting 11-year-old girl in Ibaraki