Japan sucks (no really; it sucks balls)
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- 5 Feb 2005
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Rex... * you watch German krimi's? * please do yourself a pleasure and find yourself a nicer place, because you aren't coming far on this forum, and the things that you are telling us, well, we already heard that stuff 1000 times before here, so get original please
- 15 Mar 2002
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CC1 said:
He said that as a child she helped out the Chinese Army, figure she had to be at least somewhere around 10 to have done that. At least older than 5, anyway. So if we take 1945 as the latest possible year and assume an age of between 5 and 10, we have her being born 1935-1940, perhaps. That would make her 47-52 when he was born....and that's assuming all conditions to get the best lowball estimate on her age. As you say, not impossible. But highly improbable.
- 8 Mar 2005
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Did anyone notice today* was Friday the 13th... ?? This thread is now haunted.
*Today might be tommorow for you when you read this, so just take my word for it.
*Today might be tommorow for you when you read this, so just take my word for it.
MajideSaiaku
tsuyaku o tsukete kudasai
- 19 Jan 2005
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Cheers for editing my post so you could take a stab it me, i get it, i get it, youve been here so long your turning asian, big deal.mikecash said:
If you bothered to read it, it would continue to read something like this; " who are only interested in sex, boozing, and not liking anything which isnt like home.
Granted being a US serviceman, you dont really get a choice of destination, and many probably genuinely dont like japan, i just challenge them to give the country thats hosting them a little bit of a chance, or at least refrain from such caveman style club-bashings at the country, the japanese didnt force them to sign up.
As for my visa stamp not even drying yet, whats your point?, im 20 years old, ive only just had the means to get here, we cant ALL have joined the US army in the seventies, infact being british, thats an impossibility, i know your proud of your status as the gandalf figure of foreign nationals in japan, the longest there and wisest, but thats no reason to haze the greenies, we all have to start somewhere.
Oh okay okay, i get your gripe, "the distorted blah blah view of SOME US servicemen and women blah blah so on so on..."
I apologise for any inconvenience and misunderstandings, as always mike, i value your input on japan related topics.
hebiichigo
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yukio_michael said:
It was.. I don't really care about Friday the 13th though.
But my brother was born on Friday the 13th so it could mean bad things..
Just joking, really.. 
This thread is amusing. I like how something so random came from a troll's post.
Mycernius
The Hairy Wookie
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I've had a PM form our friend Neo saying and how I am an heartless swine and think only of myself. All I can say is, Thank you. Now go get a real life.
All I can picture now is a greying driver with beard, hitting old Japanese lady drivers with his staff.nurizeko said:
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nurizeko said:
Oh, yes. I'm always bragging about that sort of thing, aren't I?
You are misinformed.
That one who has been here a month should not cast aspersions at the lack of experience of others.
Having been born in 1965, neither could I.
Again, you are misinformed. One of my USN shipmates, a cook, was British. There are a great many persons in the US military who are not American citizens.
You'll have considerable difficulty justifying that comment.
https://jref.com/forum/showpost.php?p=291702&postcount=75
Any B'z fans in here?
and others I don't have the time to hunt up right now.
I haze the greenies? This is news.
I pointed out the humor of a person fresh off the Boeing making comments about other foreigners whose Japan experience he finds to be deficient.
There we go. That's all that is needed....appropriate qualifiers. They prevent statements from being baseless blanket generalizations and help one to readily distinguish statements of categorical fact (which invite disagreement) and statements of opinion or conjecture.
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