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mjm Jun 2, 2010 1:25 am

If political success is akin to an orgasm, this lack of staying power must leave the population as a whole (pun oversight intentional ;) ) panting and dissatisfied. So the question for who next tries to climb aboard the, ah, podium, should be young and genki, or mature and experienced?

kcvt750 Jun 2, 2010 2:31 am


Originally Posted by Q Shoe Guy (Post 14060945)
Who is next? The guy running JL?

Well....... at least he meets the age requirement.

Gotta love the public. Yesterday polls said ~ 60% of the country wanted him to resign.

Today he grants their wish & the the public is shocked.

No matter. It's not as if it will make a difference anyway, IMO.

Q Shoe Guy Jun 14, 2010 9:55 am

Japan 1 Cameroon 0
 
Congratulations to team Japan for their first victory in the 2010 World Cup! :cool:

O Sora Jun 14, 2010 9:58 am


Originally Posted by Q Shoe Guy (Post 14129810)
Congratulations to team Japan for their first victory in the 2010 World Cup! :cool:

Thanks! ^

kcvt750 Jun 14, 2010 5:39 pm


Originally Posted by Q Shoe Guy (Post 14129810)
Congratulations to team Japan for their first victory in the 2010 World Cup! :cool:

^^

O Sora Jun 23, 2010 11:09 pm

NZ wine tasting session
 
160 kinds of NZ wine tasting at Ritz Tokyo on Jul 7 evening.
(3,000 yen/person)

They accept first 300 applicants only. Just started.

Though the website is in Japanese only,
http://www.nz-wines.co.nz/wineclub/

they say "many" wine makers from NZ, who I believe speak English, are to join it.

participating wineries:
Allan Scott Family Winemakers Anthem Wine Company, Kusuda Wines,
Schubert Wines,Staete Landt Vineyard Babich Wines,Churton,Cloudy Bay
Vineyards,Constellation New Zealand, Coopers Creek Vineyard,Crossroads,
Winery & The Crossings, Highfield,Hunter's Wines (NZ) Ltd, Craggy Range,
Dog Point Vineyard,Kauri Bay,Kumeu River,Mt Difficulty Wines,The Crater
Rim,Wild Rock, Kokolo Farm NZ,Matua Valley Wines,Misha's Vineyard
Wines,Mud House Wines,Murdoch James Estate,Osawa Wines/Flying
Mouton, Peregrine Wines,Ra Nui Wines,Richmond Plains,River Farm
Wines,Seifried,Seresin Estate,Spy Valley Wines,Te Mata Estate Winery
TerraVin Wines,The Millton Vineyard,Urlar ,Villa Maria
Estate,Felton Road,Lawson's Dry Hills, Wines,Mountford Estate,
Neudorf Vineyards,Palliser Estate,Trinity Hill,
Vindico Negociants,Vinoptima Estate,Yealands Estate

msb0b Jun 24, 2010 2:54 pm

Japan 3 - 1 Denmark

Congratulations to Japan for the win over Denmark and advance to the knock out stage!

Good luck vs Paraguay on Tuesday! Ganbare! Faito!

O Sora Jun 24, 2010 3:34 pm


Originally Posted by msb0b (Post 14189852)
Japan 3 - 1 Denmark
Congratulations to Japan for the win over Denmark and advance to the knock out stage!

Thanks from me and them. ;)
http://inventorspot.com/articles/world_cup_fans_japan_are_soccer_shocker_43607

kcvt750 Jun 24, 2010 6:48 pm


Originally Posted by O Sora (Post 14190040)
Thanks from me and them. ;)

x 2. ^^

Q Shoe Guy Jun 24, 2010 8:14 pm


Originally Posted by msb0b (Post 14189852)
Japan 3 - 1 Denmark

Congratulations to Japan for the win over Denmark and advance to the knock out stage!

Good luck vs Paraguay on Tuesday! Ganbare! Faito!


Fun game to watch at the gym....great outcome! ^^^

kcvt750 Jun 29, 2010 9:56 pm

IMO, Japan has no shame in the Parguay game or the World Cup 2010.

The team played better than expected & was tough defensively. We would stand a better chance if the offensive squad was more aggressive.

Congrats to the team for exceptional effort!

http://i714.photobucket.com/albums/w...age/foot33.gif

mjm Jun 30, 2010 3:02 am


Originally Posted by kcvt750 (Post 14217565)
IMO, Japan has no shame in the Parguay game or the World Cup 2010.

The team played better than expected & was tough defensively. We would stand a better chance if the offensive squad was more aggressive.

Congrats to the team for exceptional effort!

http://i714.photobucket.com/albums/w...age/foot33.gif

Japan should be deeply ashamed at the way their players cried like a bunch of little girls at the end when they lost. Good sportsmanship requires one to be both a good winner and a good loser.

And they could not even score a point. Winning requires that effort. As you say, too defensive, to the exclusion of offense. Just a pitiful showing in my opinion. and then afterwards, truly ridiculous. Way to represent? No.

kcvt750 Jun 30, 2010 3:06 am


Originally Posted by mjm (Post 14218287)
Way to represent? No.

At least we're not using France as a role model. ;)

mjm Jun 30, 2010 3:15 am


Originally Posted by kcvt750 (Post 14218296)
At least we're not using France as a role model. ;)

True. But the "we're"? I think for Olympics and similar global events such as this, it is important to support one's own country. I was represented by the Americans who did equally poorly and should be ashamed of their whining about goals not credited in the last few minutes. To the American team I would say, "Get real. Score early and avoid the problem of blown calls later." Dominate to win, don't merely hope to is my feeling.

kcvt750 Jun 30, 2010 4:35 am

Al, is that you? :D


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