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18 Dec 2005, 00:12 #8701
Drunken fireman fondles schoolgirl's buttocks
YOKOHAMA -- A Yokohama Fire Department official has been arrested for fondling a 16-year-old schoolgirl's buttocks, police said.

Mitsuru Kaneko, 43, the firefighter, was arrested for breaking a Kanagawa Prefectural Government ordinance outlawing public nuisances after he allegedly rubbed the girl's bottom on the platform of Konan Chuo Station on the Yokohama Municipal Subway Line.

Kaneko denies the allegations.

Police said that Kaneko had been drinking with his colleagues on Friday night and rode the subway, heading for Yokohama. However, he fell asleep and went past his station. He got out at Konan Chuo Station and was preparing to catch a train back to Yokohama.

Police said it was at this point that Kaneko started feeling up the high school student. The girl called her mother and a station attendant, who held Kaneko until police arrived. (Mainichi)
18 Dec 2005, 02:25 #8702
pathetic stories like that...damn sukebe's....:shakehead:
18 Dec 2005, 02:30 #8703
qilver wrote:pathetic stories like that...damn sukebe's....:shakehead:


a fireman? wack....
18 Dec 2005, 02:43 #8704
Tu_triky wrote:Drunken fireman fondles schoolgirl's buttocks


He's cuckoo for koukou (‚Z) butts.
18 Dec 2005, 02:48 #8705
loris wrote:

He's cuckoo for koukou (‚Z) butts.




you're crazy, man. i like it. :metaldevil:
18 Dec 2005, 02:55 #8706
I got nothin' to say.
18 Dec 2005, 03:32 #8707
ryoko293 wrote:
How do you feel if you get scolded by your instructor because you just didn't pay enough attention and he gives you that sentence straight in the face?

I was a Teacher's Assistant and during class discussions, quite honestly, having to repeat what I just said because someone wasn't paying attention is not fun. Not only does that show me that people are not in class, but the others now have to hear the same thing all over again.

The alternative is the mods can freely change the sigs to meet the requirements without notice. Would that be a better option? I wouldn't like it. But I suggest that future reminders be done via PM.
18 Dec 2005, 05:13 #8708
Tu_triky wrote:Drunken fireman fondles schoolgirl's buttocks

Every time I check the Japanese news therefs a story like that and most of the time the culprit is a schoolteacher. This is sad. :shakehead:
18 Dec 2005, 05:20 #8709
tabana wrote:
Every time I check the Japanese news therefs a story like that and most of the time the culprit is a schoolteacher. This is sad. :shakehead:



no shiet the school teacher humps kid story, or somebody grabbing somone's nuts....that's like everyday over there...that's why in those dayem gakuin doramas everybody wants to their teacher to have their first born child...
18 Dec 2005, 05:34 #8710
Yeah. Almost all the school dramas Ifve seen so far, therefs always a teacher that has to quit because hefs involve with a student or tries to rape one. :bleh:

On the other hand, if I had teachers in high school that looked like Itoh Misaki, Otoha or Matsushima Nanako I wouldnft have mind crossing the line with my teacher and do something illegal. :naughty: :hehe:
18 Dec 2005, 05:40 #8711
Hey the US has had a lot of schoolteacher boinking stories lately. Don't leave us out of the fun. Seems like they're usually in Florida too.
18 Dec 2005, 05:46 #8712
True. And if I remember correctly, most of them were women. :confused:

I always thought men were more pervert than women. :crazy2: :headscratch:
18 Dec 2005, 06:27 #8713
loris wrote:Hey the US has had a lot of schoolteacher boinking stories lately. Don't leave us out of the fun. Seems like they're usually in Florida too.


perhaps but it's not glorified in popular television.......
18 Dec 2005, 06:58 #8714
Touché. :thumbsup:
18 Dec 2005, 07:42 #8716
loris wrote:


All-American Girl: The Mary Kay Letourneau Story (2000) (TV)
Tagline: She was the teacher. He was her student. What they learned wasn't part of the curriculum.


fair enough..but in japan it's practically a cottage industry to make school dramas where the kid loves, or at least likes, the teacher or vice versa....
s.o.s., kkk, kkk 03, gokusen, etc.
18 Dec 2005, 07:51 #8717
Tu_triky wrote:

fair enough..but in japan it's practically a cottage industry to make school dramas where the kid loves, or at least likes, the teacher or vice versa....
s.o.s., kkk, kkk 03, gokusen, etc.


Ow! Got it bad,
Got it bad,
Got it bad,
I'm hot for teacher!
I've got it bad, so bad
I'm hot for teacher!

--Van Halen, yo
18 Dec 2005, 07:52 #8718
loris wrote:

Ow! Got it bad,
Got it bad,
Got it bad,
I'm hot for teacher!
I've got it bad, so bad
I'm hot for teacher!

--Van Halen, yo



okay you got me with that, one :beaten:
18 Dec 2005, 13:40 #8719
Just wanted to say I received my first issue of this English language magazine called "Kateigaho International Edition." It's an oversized glossy cover magazine about Japan's Arts & Cultures...it's an amazing magazine that covers an extraordinarily diverse range of subjects relating to Japan, both modern and traditional. It's expertly put together and exposes a vast array of subjects in an intelligently written style. It's a sophisticated magazine that's definitely worth reading if not collecting for any Japan enthusiast....it's information is both interesting and practical for any interested, prospective traveller or repeat visitor to the country.

I highly recommend it.

http://int.kateigaho.com/
18 Dec 2005, 13:48 #8720
Tu_triky wrote:Just wanted to say I received my first issue of this English language magazine called "Kateigaho International Edition." It's an oversized glossy cover magazine about Japan's Arts & Cultures...it's an amazing magazine that covers an extraordinarily diverse range of subjects relating to Japan, both modern and traditional. It's expertly put together and exposes a vast array of subjects in an intelligently written style. It's a sophisticated magazine that's definitely worth reading if not collecting for any Japan enthusiast....it's information is both interesting and practical for any interested, prospective traveller or repeat visitor to the country.

I highly recommend it.

http://int.kateigaho.com/


cool. :thumbsup:

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