Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Getting Lost
If you've stumbled upon this blog, here is a sign to prevent you from getting lost ever again.
You're too old!
Apparently they're trying to save the lives of those who are almost dead.
A new wrinkle in smoking enforcement
Or maybe they want to prevent accidents.
Kerosene-soaked man dies after lighting up in Japanese police station
A new wrinkle in smoking enforcement
Or maybe they want to prevent accidents.
Kerosene-soaked man dies after lighting up in Japanese police station
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
No Smoking
Smoking ban for Chinese capital
BWHAHAHA good luck with this. If anything can bring down communism it may be a group of pissed off smokers!
Keep sweeping your problems under the rug China. No one will notice anything in August.
BWHAHAHA good luck with this. If anything can bring down communism it may be a group of pissed off smokers!
Keep sweeping your problems under the rug China. No one will notice anything in August.
Monday, April 28, 2008
Leering
Campaign starts to stop men's stares at mixed bathing hot spring
"It'd be a real shame if we were deprived of the traditional practice of mixed bathing," a spokesman for the association said.
I hate to break the news and I pretty sure they were traditionally leering 300 years ago. Boys will by boys.
"It'd be a real shame if we were deprived of the traditional practice of mixed bathing," a spokesman for the association said.
I hate to break the news and I pretty sure they were traditionally leering 300 years ago. Boys will by boys.
South Korea Creating Ivy League Feeder High Schools
(notice the obsession over brand name and prestige, a very disturbing Asian trait)
Kim Hyun-kyung, who has accumulated nearly perfect scores on her SATs, is multitasking to prepare for physics, chemistry and history exams.
“I can’t let myself waste even a second,” said Ms. Kim, who dreams of attending Harvard, Yale or another brand-name American college. And she has a good shot. This spring, as in previous years, all but a few of the 133 graduates from Daewon Foreign Language High School who applied to selective American universities won admission.
It is a success rate that American parents may well envy, especially now, as many students are swallowing rejection from favorite universities at the close of an insanely selective college application season.
“Going to U.S. universities has become like a huge fad in Korean society, and the Ivy League names — Harvard, Yale, Princeton — have really struck a nerve,” said Victoria Kim, who attended Daewon and graduated from Harvard last June.
After reading that article, I suspect a lot of those kids are like some asian-canadian kids who grew up equally sheltered/protected, who end up going nuts/wild in college and also possibly don't resolve identity, self esteem, or white worship issues.
Kim Hyun-kyung, who has accumulated nearly perfect scores on her SATs, is multitasking to prepare for physics, chemistry and history exams.
“I can’t let myself waste even a second,” said Ms. Kim, who dreams of attending Harvard, Yale or another brand-name American college. And she has a good shot. This spring, as in previous years, all but a few of the 133 graduates from Daewon Foreign Language High School who applied to selective American universities won admission.
It is a success rate that American parents may well envy, especially now, as many students are swallowing rejection from favorite universities at the close of an insanely selective college application season.
“Going to U.S. universities has become like a huge fad in Korean society, and the Ivy League names — Harvard, Yale, Princeton — have really struck a nerve,” said Victoria Kim, who attended Daewon and graduated from Harvard last June.
After reading that article, I suspect a lot of those kids are like some asian-canadian kids who grew up equally sheltered/protected, who end up going nuts/wild in college and also possibly don't resolve identity, self esteem, or white worship issues.
Sunday, April 20, 2008
No Mo Nomo
Hideo Nomo's career in the majors might be over.
The Kansas City Royals designated the right-hander for assignment Sunday, perhaps ending his 12 seasons in the big leagues. Pitcher Luke Hochevar was called up from Triple-A Omaha.
Nomo was among the Japanese pioneers in the big leagues, and threw two no-hitters in the majors. He was trying to make a comeback at the age of 39 after having elbow surgery in 2006, but pitched only three times and 4 1-3 innings for the Royals this year.
If you can't make it with the Royals you can't really make it anywhere.
Elbow surgery? I'm surprised he still has a back left. What a fucked up delivery!
The Kansas City Royals designated the right-hander for assignment Sunday, perhaps ending his 12 seasons in the big leagues. Pitcher Luke Hochevar was called up from Triple-A Omaha.
Nomo was among the Japanese pioneers in the big leagues, and threw two no-hitters in the majors. He was trying to make a comeback at the age of 39 after having elbow surgery in 2006, but pitched only three times and 4 1-3 innings for the Royals this year.
If you can't make it with the Royals you can't really make it anywhere.
Elbow surgery? I'm surprised he still has a back left. What a fucked up delivery!
Cricket Cheerleaders
What are the Redskins cheerleaders doing in India? For cricket of course.
There is a new cricket league where the games only take 3 hours.
And they have cheerleaders who dance everytime a SIX is hit!
India is hip!
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Jackie Chan Will Hit You With a Torch
Jackie Chan says he will beat up anyone who tries to grab the Olympic torch away from him.
Kung-fu star Jackie Chan to chop down Olympic protestors
I think this is a challenge for all the Shaolin Monks! Do you really think Jackie Chan and his stupid stunts can take on a real Shaolin Monk? :)
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