Japan needs more babies

Started by niko2x · 28 Oct 2003 · 182 replies

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11 Oct 2004, 18:46 #41
pcmodem wrote:

Doh! :doh:

Gomen! :say_sorry:

I'll chug a beer as a saving grace apology :drink:
-PCM


Hehehe, it's all good :mrgreen: Actually, a lot of people think I'm a guy at first (online only of course :hehe:). Hmm...I have to figure out the cause of that :P
9 Dec 2004, 05:25 #42
Old thread but still relevant:

"What Japanese women want: a Western husband"
By Bennett Richardson | Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor
A growing number of Japanese women are giving up on their male counterparts, and taking a gamble that looking abroad for love will bring them the qualities in a partner that seem rare at home. Mr. Right, as the hope goes, is often an American or European, a man appreciative of a wife's career and more of a partner in daily tasks.

Underscoring that Japanese women are losing hope with the local boys, dating agencies to help snag a Western husband have sprung up in Tokyo, some with branches in the US and Europe. Such companies rigorously vet their clients, screening for education, family background, occupation, and life goals.

The kind of women who sign up for such services include doctors, lawyers, and other professionals - women who have delayed marriage to concentrate on careers and who aren't keen to give up hard won gains to become a housewife, as many Japanese men expect.


Still a last chance for all of youse wanting a JPN mate. :mrgreen:
9 Dec 2004, 06:12 · edited #43
niko2x wrote:Old thread but still relevant:

"What Japanese women want: a Western husband"
By Bennett Richardson | Correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor
A growing number of Japanese women are giving up on their male counterparts, and taking a gamble that looking abroad for love will bring them the qualities in a partner that seem rare at home. Mr. Right, as the hope goes, is often an American or European, a man appreciative of a wife's career and more of a partner in daily tasks.

Underscoring that Japanese women are losing hope with the local boys, dating agencies to help snag a Western husband have sprung up in Tokyo, some with branches in the US and Europe. Such companies rigorously vet their clients, screening for education, family background, occupation, and life goals.

The kind of women who sign up for such services include doctors, lawyers, and other professionals - women who have delayed marriage to concentrate on careers and who aren't keen to give up hard won gains to become a housewife, as many Japanese men expect.


Still a last chance for all of youse wanting a JPN mate. :mrgreen:



Thanks Niko, I've seen an article about that in BBC NEWS. That's weird, but good for us :hehe: :sweat:

Here are the rare qualities of a french :hehe: -
French are : Lazy, arrogant, proud, drunk but SO ROMANTICCC :bleh: :bleh: :hehe:
9 Dec 2004, 06:38 #44
Xavio wrote:Here are the rare qualities of a french :hehe: -
French are : Lazy, arrogant, pride, drunk but SO ROMANTICCC :bleh: :bleh: :hehe:

ha! well, lucky for you guys, and bad for us asian guys! i don't suppose the french girls think that asian guys are romantic?? cuz we can be just as lazy, arrogant, proud and drunk!
9 Dec 2004, 06:48 #45
jholic wrote:
ha! well, lucky for you guys, and bad for us asian guys! i don't suppose the french girls think that asian guys are romantic?? cuz we can be just as lazy, arrogant, proud and drunk!


With the exception of Koreans, I don't expect most Asians can outdrink Frenchies.
-PCM
9 Dec 2004, 19:45 #46
pcmodem wrote:

With the exception of Koreans, I don't expect most Asians can outdrink Frenchies.
-PCM


What does outdrink means please ? :)
9 Dec 2004, 22:21 #47
pcmodem wrote:With the exception of Koreans, I don't expect most Asians can outdrink Frenchies.
-PCM
I'd say the salarymen's night out can be labeled as a bombong experience.
10 Dec 2004, 07:03 #48
pcm: i'd have to agree w/ niko2x on this one. i was walking the streets of japan, and i'd see people (guys AND girls) staggering drunk out of bars at SIX pm on a weekday evening!! :shocked:

i guess it was pretty surprising, since here in hawaii, i rarely see too many people even drinking before 8pm or so (unless it was a friday night after work).

is it this way in france too?
10 Dec 2004, 08:00 #49
jholic wrote:pcm: i'd have to agree w/ niko2x on this one. i was walking the streets of japan, and i'd see people (guys AND girls) staggering drunk out of bars at SIX pm on a weekday evening!! :shocked:



I see it, too, when I'm in Japan. That's ONE sight in Japan that I really don't understand with regard to the concept of "shame" there. Here -- and in other parts of the U.S. -- you see someone staggering out of a bar, flopping around, shouting loud, THAT is the textbook example and/or dictionary picture of "shame."
10 Dec 2004, 08:18 #50
Xavio wrote:

What does outdrink means please ? :)


He's saying that most Asians can't drink as much as the French can.
10 Dec 2004, 08:54 #51
niko2x wrote:Old thread but still relevant:

"What Japanese women want: a Western husband"

Still a last chance for all of youse wanting a JPN mate. :mrgreen:

This would make a great Japanese drama theme. Check this out...

Sakai Noriko can play the pissed off wife who's husband spends all his free time surfing. Then she meets American groink-san, who will dedicate his ENTIRE LIFE to her. The two lovebirds hook up and soon gets married after about eight episodes of her friends telling Noriko the bad things about groink (he's a geek, all he sings are Japanese enka tunes, is a Republican, etc.) Mid-way, one of groink's former g/f's (a flunkie police academy cadet) will make a one-episode appearance to cause some interference, but soon realizes the bond between Noriko and groink can't be broken, even when sandwiched between two sumo wrestlers. The final episode will have Noriko's ex-husband stick a longboard up groink's rear-end, and she'll feel guilty about the surgery costs, at which then she dumps groink for a Korean man wearing a turtleneck sweater and a Johnny-boy hair-doo, the actor which will be named later in Season 2.

--- groink
11 Dec 2004, 17:39 #52
groink, I think you're in the wrong field of work. :hehe:
11 Dec 2004, 17:43 #53
groink: now, that was original ... and rich!

groink wrote:The two lovebirds hook up and soon gets married after about eight episodes of her friends telling Noriko the bad things about groink (he's a geek, all he sings are Japanese enka tunes, is a Republican, etc.)--- groink

waitaminit. if she's willing to marry you after all that, then perhaps i've got a chance w/ her sister???

groink wrote:at which then she dumps groink for a Korean man wearing a turtleneck sweater and a Johnny-boy hair-doo

aw, man! that means the show stops airing on kiku and moves over to kbfd, and then someone starts dying of cancer....
11 Dec 2004, 17:46 #54
jholic wrote:and then someone starts dying of cancer....


:lol: :lol: :lol:
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:


Can anything else be more original than that?! :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

Korean drama plots...... :rolleyes:
11 Dec 2004, 20:17 #55
eightysix wrote:

He's saying that most Asians can't drink as much as the French can.


Maybe :hehe:
But the only things I'm sure is that most Asians can't drink as much as the Germans and people from Belgium can :beaten:
This guys have alcohol in the blood, even girls can drink more than me :crazy: :crazy:
12 May 2005, 16:07 #56
give me a ticket and I'd be at JFK before you can say... Uhmmm Go!

:naughty: :woot:
13 May 2005, 04:35 #57
SubaruWRX wrote:give me a ticket and I'd be at JFK before you can say... Uhmmm Go!

:naughty: :woot:
WOW, i guess you've been doing a bit of digging here. :mrgreen:
13 May 2005, 04:37 #58
niko2x wrote:WOW, i guess you've been doing a bit of digging here. :mrgreen:

More like excavating. :hehe:
13 May 2005, 05:07 #59
jholic wrote:pcm: i'd have to agree w/ niko2x on this one. i was walking the streets of japan, and i'd see people (guys AND girls) staggering drunk out of bars at SIX pm on a weekday evening!! :shocked:

i guess it was pretty surprising, since here in hawaii, i rarely see too many people even drinking before 8pm or so (unless it was a friday night after work).

is it this way in france too?


i was in roppongi around NOON, and i saw this fool walk out this place all purved and he straight up pissed in a potted plant on the street in broad daylight. and this was mid day on a weekday.
13 May 2005, 05:10 #60
pcmodem wrote:

With the exception of Koreans, I don't expect most Asians can outdrink Frenchies.
-PCM


yeah i think the OECD released a study ranking the countries to determine which ones drink the most and korea came in SECOND in the world. my korean friends can fuggin' drink but i can still take most of them out, if i used my jedi powers.

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