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My comment was in reference to your first post Mod, not the second which I believe…
Christ moderator, isn't someone able to be mistaken without you impugning their impetus to be here?
I felt it here in Tokyo but it wasn't so big. But there again I should…
Posted in: M6 quake hits eastern Japan; Fukushima nuclear plant stable
alladin wrote: They should once and for all get rid of all Yakuza groups and or…
Posted in: Former gang member shot dead in Denny's restaurant in Chiba
Alladin san; I believe that the government knows each one of the key members, actually this…
Posted in: Former gang member shot dead in Denny's restaurant in Chiba
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too funny. Japan "advising" another country on labor laws! When will labor laws ever be enforced in Japan?
Posted in: Japan calls for transparent labor rules in China
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The death penalty is barbaric and has no place in any civilised society.
Posted in: Execution chamber at Tokyo Detention House opened to media
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**Nessie ** your quips are way much better than this article. The only thing worth reading here. Keep 'em coming!
Posted in: If a longtime expat starts offering you advice, walk the other way
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Amazing how these people in professional jobs just so easily throw their careers away. I just don't understand it.
Posted in: Elementary school teacher arrested for stealing women's underwear
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Everything has already been said I guess. Very poor article indeed. Come on JT you can do much better than this.
Posted in: If a longtime expat starts offering you advice, walk the other way
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these martial arts such as karate or aikido are just sports, nothing more. Just like playing golf or running, they are for fun and that's all. At least boxing and judo, for instance, are full force, nothing pulled back, so they are somewhat better
Posted in: Tough man Terence Lee loses street fight in Kanagawa
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say it with.......urine?? Gosh, I'm really out of touch with modern courtship rituals!
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How long before we can just "beam" ourselves to work, as in Star Trek?? Solve all problems!
Really I don't even want to sit down on the commuter train anyway. You can easily find yourself next to the constant farter/ BO emitter/ Cancer stick reeker/bad breath from hell types, with no escape!
Posted in: 10 ways to get a seat on a packed commuter train in Japan
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The worst martial art in the world is of course Taekwondo. Full of stupid totally unpractical high kicks and little punching. How did it ever become so wide spread?? So what ever you do stay clear of that pus. Go for either Hapkido or a combination of Muay Thaiboxing and Brazilian Jujitsu.
Posted in: What is the most efficient martial art to learn for one's protection in the real world?
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Well I have to say that this Mac "campaign" is just pathetic and insulting. But I also have to say how amused I have been reading the comments of the many japanophiles and japanapologists on this thread. The short termer can see no wrong.
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Worst for me is British Airways. Their attendants make you feel that they are doing you a favor by acknowledging your presence. Best for me is Cathay Pacific. Always a pleasure to fly with them. And by the way WMD the 5 mile high club is not exclusive by any means. Many of us are members I can assure you!
Posted in: In your experience, which airline has the best flight attendants and which one has the worst?
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Look I've never been a temp here in japan. I'm fortunate to be a forex dealer. But I do symphasise with those temps so easily thrown out of work. And the smug poster above will not feel so smug if and when riots break out on the streets when all these so called "disposable" workers decide they've just about had enough.
Posted in: Temp workers bear brunt of recession in Japan
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If the unemployment situation gets much worse, I won't be surprised if riots break out. Even in shoganai gaman japan. People will take only so much and then snap. They'll take notice of the unemployment problem then.
Posted in: Brazilian workers protest layoffs
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So what happens when the next "boom" occurs in say 5 years time?? These Japanese "bosses" will be complaining of a shortage of labor and trying again to import thousands of dirt cheap Brazilian slaves. Let's hope the word is out now and they all put two fingers up to these "bosses".
Posted in: Brazilian workers protest layoffs
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I think the unemployment situation has become so impossible that many have just given up. But I fear for the stability of society. There always many smug people around with their "I'm all right jack" attitude and total lack of sympathy for those not so fortunate as them. But when the riots and violence break out in the streets, they will certainly lose their smugness.
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Farting on the crowded train and coughing and sneezing without covering the mouth.
Posted in: What bad manners annoy you the most in public places?
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BA is the last airline in the universe I would ever fly with. And as everybody is saying, why the hell is it not a legal requirement to include all the rip-off "extras" in the quoted price???????????? BA must think we all stupid...
Posted in: British Airways launches online winter fare
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Inevitable. The choice for many is crime or suicide. Society's breakdown is upon us.
Posted in: Elderly crime surging in fast-aging Japan
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This will never take off in japan, as bosses like to be able to see their slaves in action right in front of their eyes.
Posted in: Japanese workers discover advantages of teleworking
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So many non jobs around.
Posted in: Singer-songwriter teaches Japanese kids the fun of learning English