Uchiyama Rina

bmwracer wrote:
That might be an impossibility... For all we know, he might be fronting the money for that place.

Sadly, I think you're correct. All the CMs so far has him in it, and thus I see a pattern. Ugly one, but a pattern nonetheless.

dochira wrote:
Link please. :bow:

j/k....lemme see if i can dig up where i found that pic...

http://www.freehomepages.com/utan/

Tu_triky wrote:
j/k....lemme see if i can dig up where i found that pic...

http://www.freehomepages.com/utan/

I don't think the other caps refer to the same program....but I do see a common theme there. :naughty: And you know what? I would be the same way.

dochira wrote:but I do see a common theme there.

yeah a lascivious one..... :naughty:

i think ill wait til im home to click on that.

krim wrote:i think ill wait til im home to click on that.

It's not bad...she's no Megumi for sure.

krim wrote:i think ill wait til im home to click on that.

nah it's totally safe for work...no nudity at all or any bikinis even or anything...very lil' skin in fact...the fotos are just suggestive.

dochira wrote:
It's not bad...she's no Megumi for sure.

yeah but she's got that gorgeous face! scrumptous....

Tu_triky wrote:
yeah but she's got that gorgeous face! scrumptous....

No doubt about that.

dochira wrote:
No doubt about that.

i've seen lots of japanese ppl both in person and on tv...and she has the distinction of looking quite unique when compared to other japanese females...

dochira wrote:Sadly, I think you're correct. All the CMs so far has him in it, and thus I see a pattern.

As I suspected.

Doesn't Japan have any anti-predator laws??

Ugly one, but a pattern nonetheless.

Ain't it the truth. *reaches for airsick bag*

enacted in 2000:

For years, the issue of stalking has been largely ignored in Japan, with much of society considering it a trivial offense and many victims too afraid to speak out. But more attention has been focused on the problem since last year, when a college student was stabbed to death by a former boyfriend after police repeatedly dismissed her concerns.

Police said Friday that 40 National Police Agency officials attached to the "Anti-Stalking Bureau" will work full time registering complaints, investigating cases and setting up a computer database of past offenses.

The new law, meanwhile, recognizes stalking as a crime punishable by up to six months in prison or a $4,545 fine. It also broadens the definition of stalking to include repeated threatening or silent telephone calls and pestering somebody for a date.

Tu_triky wrote:enactied in 2000:

For years, the issue of stalking has been largely ignored in Japan, with much of society considering it a trivial offense and many victims too afraid to speak out. But more attention has been focused on the problem since last year, when a college student was stabbed to death by a former boyfriend after police repeatedly dismissed her concerns.

Police said Friday that 40 National Police Agency officials attached to the "Anti-Stalking Bureau" will work full time registering complaints, investigating cases and setting up a computer database of past offenses.

The new law, meanwhile, recognizes stalking as a crime punishable by up to six months in prison or a $4,545 fine. It also broadens the definition of stalking to include repeated threatening or silent telephone calls and pestering somebody for a date.

Guh, it's sad that someone has to get injured/killed before something gets rectified... :shakehead:

bmwracer wrote:
Guh, it's sad that someone has to get injured/killed before something happens... :shakehead:

agreed...that's par for the course...tell that to those fools in louisiana....where a hurricane diasaster like that was predicted over and over...

now look at that place...it's f*cked...prolly forever or at least the foreseeable future...we spend 4 billion dollars a month in iraq and nobody wants to pay for that katrina shiet....

that state is so fuggin' poor...their annual revenue for the state probably doesn't even exceed 8 billion....

Tu_triky wrote:enactied in 2000:

For years, the issue of stalking has been largely ignored in Japan, with much of society considering it a trivial offense and many victims too afraid to speak out. But more attention has been focused on the problem since last year, when a college student was stabbed to death by a former boyfriend after police repeatedly dismissed her concerns.

Police said Friday that 40 National Police Agency officials attached to the "Anti-Stalking Bureau" will work full time registering complaints, investigating cases and setting up a computer database of past offenses.

The new law, meanwhile, recognizes stalking as a crime punishable by up to six months in prison or a $4,545 fine. It also broadens the definition of stalking to include repeated threatening or silent telephone calls and pestering somebody for a date.

seems Ryoko-chan will be safe from you-know-who now.

krim wrote:seems Ryoko-chan will be safe from you-know-who now.

But I've got this:

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bmwracer wrote:
But I've got this:

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Holy Off Topic batman!

I've not seen one of those in ages. I dont think even mine at home has that picture on it...

krim wrote:Holy Off Topic batman!

I've not seen one of those in ages. I dont think even mine at home has that picture on it...

I thought they all had some kinda picture on 'em... :headscratch:

nope, mine doesn't have that on it.. it's of the bald dude in a striped suit.

THought I post up some pics of the Rina calendar posters on the walls in my room

on one wall
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on the other one
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