Riddle me this Batboy?
Why make an MP3 player shaped like a crappy audio cassette?
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http://homepage2.nifty.com/hipomi/kako-note/note0204.htm 昔あったクイズ番組「どんなMONだい?!」カバが出ると大量マイナス点になって回答者が頭を抱えていたのを思い出した。カバをひくと不運なんて許せないと思ったもんだ。ピストル型の引き金をひくと、「アウトォ!」と言う声とともにカバの足が飛び出し、ピストルの上に乗ったカバの口が開く。やっぱりマイナスイメージがコンセプトのようだ。こりゃよくない。カバはHAPPYでなくちゃ!と思いながら、何回も引き金を引いてしまう。ばかばかしいけどやめられないおもちゃ。写真手前に見えるピンク部分が足の裏。ぜんまいコレクターNoricoさんからの情報でネットフリマにて購入。(c)NTV1993 TAKARA co.ltd
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Kim Jong Il says he'll "GIVE UP"
Kim: "I''ll give up."WWN / March 16 ---In secret talks, unstable North Korean tyrant Kim Jong Il has offered to shut down his nuclear arms program and allow U.N. weapons inspections unlimited access to his country -- if he's given a sneak preview of Star Wars: Episode III.
Japanese joke journalism Topic: Media This is part of an interview with political pundit, Minoru Morita. His "logic" is VERY scattered but he makes many interesting points. Japanese Reporters' Political Allegiances Create Bias 2004-03-04 / Japan Media Review <concluding remarks> Japan Media ReviewCritics say journalists working for the major Japanese media don't care about truth -- they produce news to win bosses' favor. Political analyst, Minoru Morita Unfortunately, that is the state of journalism today. It's shameful, indeed. They do their job, looking up [at] their boss with one eye just like Japanese flounder that has eyes on one side of the body. If they don't do their job, looking at the public and the world with both eyes, I don't think it's worth choosing this job. In the world of the Western media, reporters are competing with one another, but in Japan that's not the case. Japanese reporters are not trained .. Nor do they receive outright criticism from colleagues. |