Monthly Archives: July 2005

This is a new game I’m going to test out next semester.

The bright lights, fast pace of life, and massive crowds of people make visiting Osaka like visiting a foreign country for anyone who has lived a year or two in rural Kyushu. My successor on the JET Program left for … Continue reading →

Homodachi (n.)- two guys who are a little more than just tomodachi.

Open source beer! Another link for today: This is straight from Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, except for slight fecal differences.

Spotted next to the Yodogawa river. What is the danger depicted on this sign? I don’t know, but I don’t think I’ll be venturing into the water.

Whoever gave this quote is a pro: Asked to comment on the document, a senior British official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said, “We do not discuss intelligence assessments.” Reading these words, I can almost see the look of … Continue reading →

This is part of what the students at my school study, when they’re not sleeping, reading comics, applying make up (and it’s not just the girls these days), drawing pornographic pictures, using their cell phones, or the various other extra-curricular … Continue reading →

A catfish the size of a Grizzly Bear (at 646 lbs.) that might set a new freshwater world record? I can’t wait to fish the Mekong, and if I catch one of these it will not have to fear for … Continue reading →

This research negates the widely held view that the U.S. was justified in dropping the A-bombs during WWII in order to save the lives of American soldiers: …in his new book, “Racing the Enemy: Stalin, Truman, and the Surrender of … Continue reading →