I love the samurai one ^^
January 12, 2007
January 5, 2007
This is one of those stories that just makes you say ‘Holy Crap!Japan’s oldest person, Yone Minagawa, has turned 114, celebrating her birthday at the Keijuen special nursing home in Fukuoka Prefecture where she now resides.
Born in 1893 in Fukuchi in the southwestern Japan prefecture, she was widowed early and raised her five children by selling flowers and vegetables in a coal mining town. Minagawa now has a daughter, six grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
While she now spends a lot of time in bed, Minagawa is in good spirits and asks about the well-being of nursing home staffers and jokes with them, nursing home staff said.
She loves sweets but often gives them away whenever others are around her. On the days she feels well, she participates in club activities in a wheelchair and moves her body along to music, they said.
Being a formulaic and never ending series has its challenges, you have to stay fresh, keep up with the times. Thats why on the latest incarnation of the Power Rangers, Power Rangers Operation Overdrive, the red ranger is an otaku.
No, im not kidding, I wish i were though. The official site of the series lists “collecting anime” as one of the red ranger’s hobbies as well as building models. I bet he’s going to be all “hurr gundam!” when he jumps on his first giant robot.
It was bound to happen, the jokes had been there ever since the controller was unveiled. It was just a matter of time until someone found a way to make the Wiimote into as a sex toy. Named the Wiibrator it doesn’t actually turn the wiimote into a sex toy per se, but rather turns it into a controlling interface for the other famous gaming sex toy: the PS2 Rez Trance Vibrator.
By executing certain movements and at different intervals the Trance Vibrator sends rhythmic (or spastic) pulses to the willing subject. Girls neglected by their significant others in favor of gaming can now fight back. Just be sure to scream “level up!” ever so often to keep them on the grind, literally.
January 1, 2007
I like a spectacular and imaginative fireworks display as much as everyone else.
I was told that here in Osaka the new years celebrations are a bit… uhm.. different
i cant tell, i was never there. This year i was sitting at home with some friends.. and alot to drink, but Mana whitnessed what was going on there and told me how it was..
On the stroke of midnight, they all cheered and were then subjected to a rather disappointing display, spectacular only in its unspectacularness. An awkward silence fell upon the crowd. A red firework made a fizzling noise. Somebody coughed. Another sneezed..
Im glad i stayed at home ^^
