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Raising a family in Thailand // Documenting Issan food, culture, music, and people

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    Par Avion

    July 20, 2005 / 0 Comments

    “How to ship hippopotami,” via the USPS website: LINK You see? There are better outlets for pent-up stress than spraying the whole office with military hardball and demanding your manager pull the skin off his face to show the whole world what a monster he really is.

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    Justin

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  • Web

    Hunting a Downed Lockheed

    July 20, 2005 / 1 Comment

    Found a pretty interesting read today (via mofi): The Hunt for 928 or Has Anyone Seen This Spy Plane? Makes me want to put Taro’s jeep (currently hibernating) through the car inspection and go looking for crash sites in the mountains, for some reason. It would cost a hell of a lot more to get towed out from remote areas than in the story, though.

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    GO JOE!

    July 19, 2005 / 2 Comments

    Oh god, I can’t stop laughing: “You didn’t whup everybody yet, Scarlett,” Stalker said. He pointed behind her with a subtle smile. She turned to find the quietest Joe of the bunch – Snake-Eyes. He wore a hat that seemed to hide his face somewhat, but Scarlett could see he was handsome and noticed his intense eyes. She would have found him attractive if she wasn’t about to kick his ass. Snake-Eyes stepped forward, and they fought longer than the other Joes had, with Snake-Eyes obviously trained better than the others. Scarlett smiled at the challenge. But she finally got the better of him. As Snake-Eyes recovered, Scarlett was a…

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  • Japanese Society/Culture

    DHL – Localization Expertise

    July 19, 2005 / 0 Comments

    This new box size from DHL isn’t half as funny in English as it is in Japanese (junior = penis). I’ve always wondered if the reason Carl’s Jr. went out of business here was that people weren’t so keen on eating some gaijin’s dick with the whole family.

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  • Exploits

    Missing Drummer

    July 19, 2005 / 1 Comment

    It seems Big Dave and his wife are currently living one of my greatest nightmares, stranded in Formosa: “michiko and i are stuck in taiwan thanks to the typhoon. should be back thursday afternoon at the latest. crap!!!” That be major suckage, dude. Stay safe and don’t take cover in a Nike factory.

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  • Society & Culture

    1.5 Million Tons of Umami

    July 15, 2005 / 6 Comments

    This is a question I have asked myself many times over the years spent here in Japan: If MSG is so bad for you, why doesn’t everyone in Asia have a headache? Hell, I just had a discussion about it a few weeks ago when T asked why westerners treat MSG (found in salt shakers that adorn the tabletops of many Asian countries, right next to the soy sauce, chili paste, etc.) with such… suspicion. I told him how it’s just accepted that it’s bad stuff, but realized I didn’t know why, and decided to look into it. It’s pure coincidence that I stumbled upon this article today, and it…

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    Blame the Chair!

    July 14, 2005 / 2 Comments

    As you can probably tell, I’m having a busy week. Have just enough time to share some toilet humor (there’s always time for toilet humor!): News Anchor Farts On Camera

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    It’s that time of the month again…

    July 13, 2005 / 1 Comment

    So the question burning in my mind is: Do you want to make your own washable menstrual pads? If so, I’m taking all my clothes to the cleaners.

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  • Exploits

    The paperwork begins

    July 12, 2005 / 4 Comments

    For those of you who are easily impressed, the following was typed out entirely on my keitai on the long bus ride home. I think I was slightly feverish. // I’ve been away since last Friday, when Nam and I went to the US Consulate General and the Thai Embassy, both located in Osaka. Our purpose was to get Certificates of Competency to Marry (The fact that one must swear on their “competency to marry” on paper really bothers me for some reason, but it’s not really worth going into. Suffice to say that it’s stupid in concept, and completely meaningless in reality.), and I took the day off so…

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  • Japanese Society/Culture

    The Golden Three

    July 7, 2005 / 1 Comment

    These long, dreary trips out to factories way out in the country – I will not miss them. When you leave the concrete landscapes of urban sprawl and start seeing more trees than cars, you know you have left the embrace of modern Japan. Strange things start occuring to you in the sweltering heat of an uncontrolled climate, as the lush green of summer passes by. Perhaps the majority of Japanese will die never having peed in the woods. Most have never camped outside for free, or without being in close proximity of the car they came in. Surely, none would know how to wage a guerilla war from the…

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    November 15, 2005

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