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If safety is important, Tokyo should make the city more bicycle friendly. The J-goverment needs to…
Posted in: Police caution more than 10,000 in Tokyo for breaking new bicycle rules
Americans baffle me. They spend more on "defense" than most other countries combined and have one…
Posted in: U.S. weighing steep nuclear arms cuts
Why would America even need more than 300 atomic bombs, more powerful than what was dropped…
Posted in: U.S. weighing steep nuclear arms cuts
「では、あなたの強みを教えてください。1分以内でお願いします」 “All right, please tell me something about your strong points. You have 60 seconds.” 「はい。私の強みは、みんなをまとめるリーダーシップがあることです。私はテニスサークルで副部長を務めていました。合宿の企画や引率などを通して、人の意見をまとめることの難しさを学びました。サークルで培ったリーダーシップを、御社でも役立てたいと思っています」…
Posted in: Job interviews - 'Fools using a foolish method to pick fools'
I wonder what he thought after Three Mile Island and Chernobyl. Can't happen here? I agree…
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let this be a lesson to those who put all their faith in martial arts lessons
Posted in: Tough man Terence Lee loses street fight in Kanagawa
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Finally!
Sick of this Fake-time searching.
Posted in: Google search results to include 'real-time' data
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He's not doing that Thai greeting with the hands is he? Just do a normal wave you dolt!
I was walking with my wife in Montreal once and a (white) couple passed by us and said Nee How(Chinese "hello"), and then did the Thai praying hands thingy with a bow. I tell that one at parties, and it never gets old here in Japan.
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I guess this is the day he was singing about. Still, he made a bundle on it. He's probably giggling awyay to himself...and crying...and giggling...and...
Posted in: Billboard names Powter one-hit wonder of decade
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Altria, it depends. The question is, did you turn it on before you started?
Posted in: Scientists, lawyers consider effects of home robots
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Uuh, this boy agrees with the girls, but I wouldn't do it. How ironic...
Posted in: 'Sexting' is more common than you might think
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Hephatsheput, too funny!
Posted in: What it's like for department store staff in a recession
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good morning!
Posted in: Reaching for the Universe
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Just glad that this wasn't fatal.
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sydenham
yawn
Posted in: AP, other news agencies partner for web news hub
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sydenham
Japanese literature in any case
Posted in: Chronicles of My Life: An American in the Heart of Japan
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elbudamexicano,
hey, get known as THE expert on Japan, and maybe you have a shot.
Posted in: Chronicles of My Life: An American in the Heart of Japan
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armchair Einsteins
Posted in: World's largest atom smasher breaks power record
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First impression: He's a shrimp!
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I just don't see how being skeptical is a bad thing when it comes to science. And I guess a lot of other people feel the same way.
Posted in: Climategate: The fix is in
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numbskull, why even speculate about something you don't even know happened? and in the negative? perhaps the student jumped. perhaps he was pushed. but the story says nothing about anything like that. nor does it say he fell from her call.
the point is, it looks like it would make you feel better if the woman "caused" the boy to fall, which is impossible anyway, because she didn't put him on the ledge.
so the question is, why do you want her to be in the wrong?
Posted in: Woman catches 10-year-old boy who falls from 3rd-floor window
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bobbafett
gimme a break. he
s on a ledge. its a fall waiting to happen. even if she did use a loud voice, what kind of person would warn someone in a "gentle" voice anyway?i'm sorry, but you should have thought a little more about your comment before you posted it.
Posted in: Woman catches 10-year-old boy who falls from 3rd-floor window
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Nessie, if you hope to get your gaijin/seat thesis to hold water, how are you going to defend it against this simple catch 22:
Foreigners cannot possibly be seated on a Japanese train, without having gotten an empty seat on a Japanese train, with lots of Japanese in it. The Japanese are discriminating against themselves. It is the only way to explain the presence of empty seats (in which you sit down) next to them. And if the Japanese discriminate against everyone who IS a foreigner, as well as everyone who IS NOT a foreigner, then really they discriminate against nobody.
Please respond.
Posted in: 10 ways to get a seat on a packed commuter train in Japan
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Cleo, the seats beside me are always full, too. I do, however, see some empty seats beside Japanese people, quite often. And I am often the one to fill them.
Posted in: 10 ways to get a seat on a packed commuter train in Japan
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nice list.
Posted in: 10 ways to get a seat on a packed commuter train in Japan