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Ueto Aya

Started by tight · 25 Feb 2004 · 42,792 replies

Ueto Aya

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15 Mar 2011, 19:46 #41761
Freefall wrote:Beside the tragic happenings in Japan currently, something nice to brighten things up.
Another Corteo morning show clip with Aya-chan from 2009. Nothing recent but unknown, I think.

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http://www.mediafire.com/?c7xj2750s1v8r73

thx a lot free for corteo clip..this's another good news cos there's no news about our ueto chan lately...
never seen this before..nice desu :woot:
15 Mar 2011, 20:22 #41762
kawaiiruna wrote:
thx a lot free for corteo clip..this's another good news cos there's no news about our ueto chan lately...
never seen this before..nice desu :woot:


I wonder if Aya and the whole entertainment industry in Japan, is still working at the moment or if everything is on halt because of the current catastrophe?
I just hope they will be able to control the situation. With a bit deeper knowlege about what happened at Chernobyl and about the situation in Japan at the moment, they are everything but save. this stuff is not controllable by men and completely unpredictable.
Chernobyl was only 1 Reactor. Japan is dealing with 4 now. And each of them contains more radioactive material than Chernobyl back then. If they are lucky, and they can get the situation under control (which is an unpredictable up and down and seems unlikely) Japan will still have to deal with containing and controlling those instable Reactors till the end of humankind. And the pollution of the radiated cooling water, which went back to the sea will sure become a problem as well. Together with the Tsunami and dealing with the radiaton problem of the power plants, it will cost Japan Billions. And ILm not talking about yen ;)
In the worst case, if there will be a meltdown and explosion Japan is done for(ever).
Off topic, sorry. But itLs unbelievable how quick the world can be turned upside down and everything you knew is in danger :sweat:
15 Mar 2011, 21:04 #41763
The entire entertainment industry seems to be on halt. Shows and tours are canceled, probably because of possible aftershock and to conserve electricity.

Heard a report this morning about how Fukushima is not like Chernobyl,
http://www.abc.net.au/am/content/2011/s3164026.htm

but it is getting very serious. More explosions today and No. 5 and 6 may have cooling problems too.
15 Mar 2011, 21:58 #41764
It's safe to assume that everything in the world of entertainment is currently on hold. Would make a lot more sense. And even if there was something on TV, the best the could possibly do is gather an insane ammount of celebrities to ask the rest of the world for help... I would certainly help the Japanese people in this time of need.
16 Mar 2011, 00:16 #41765
Thx Free for the video!!!...i definitely don't hav that... :mrgreen:

and i think all the dorama or tv variety showing now will be badly affected on its ratings.... :shakehead: Bcoz of electricity breakdown(that control the cooling system) that cause the reactor being unstable and they are using 'sea water' to lower down the temperature which end up exploding but could be even more worse or faster if they don't...Ganbateh!! to the Japanese, all ppl around the world are helping u out!!... :fingerscrossed:
16 Mar 2011, 10:41 #41766
Freefall wrote:
I read earlier that the radiation, if there were a meltdown, will be 1000 times less than chernoby. Somehow I canLt believe that as the Japanse plant has way more radioactive material in the reactor than chernobyl.

That '1000 times less' goes only if the containment structure keeps intact - as it is designed to do, even when there is a meltdown. But... Only 8.5 size earthquakes were taken into account when bulding those reactors.
If a containment structure would blow up too, then the disaster will be *much* bigger then Chernobyl. I think i've read somewhere the containment structure is a 10cm thick metal dome. I can imagine that there is a leak in the dome, because of those explosions. Anyway, there already has escaped much radiocative material.
I think it was a huge blunder NOT to build huge thick walls around the reactors to withstand tsunami's.
Well i think building nucleair reactors is a blunder anyway... Always. As long as there is no answer to the nucleair waste problem. But if you build them anyway, then do it safe.

Here the Becky info on Aya, if not already posted:
http://www.becky.ne.jp/contents/blog/?p=4495
16 Mar 2011, 18:14 #41767
Ri Kouran is already a while ago. But I think this gorgous looking Aya in chinese dress set is new? So I thought to share them :)
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(found at ibbs)
16 Mar 2011, 19:03 #41768
Wow, thanks Free! Aya look great in the Chinese dresses.
16 Mar 2011, 19:41 #41769
xploring wrote:Wow, thanks Free! Aya look great in the Chinese dresses.


I wonder if they photoshopped Aya in the pirst photo. Her body looks almost unnatural perfectly shaped.And these chinese dresses donLt fit well on most women hehe
17 Mar 2011, 06:29 #41770
In these sad times, here comes nagareboshi OST :
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7UK1MP12

(released 31st dec 2010)


Gambatte everyone in japan...
17 Mar 2011, 07:13 #41771
Freefall wrote:

I wonder if they photoshopped Aya in the pirst photo. Her body looks almost unnatural perfectly shaped.And these chinese dresses donLt fit well on most women hehe


I didn't notice until you mentioned it but her waist does look very slender, and her hip looks a bit pointy. :hehe: That reminds me, will download Ri Kouran and watch some time soon.

Meanwhile, the nuclear situation is getting worse... Hope the Japanese will be alright.
17 Mar 2011, 18:07 #41772
xploring wrote:

I didn't notice until you mentioned it but her waist does look very slender, and her hip looks a bit pointy. :hehe: That reminds me, will download Ri Kouran and watch some time soon.

Meanwhile, the nuclear situation is getting worse... Hope the Japanese will be alright.


Or maybe Aya has this perfect figure afterall :D
19 Mar 2011, 06:26 #41774
Member "MPM" is Dutch? Wow, a fellow Dutch fan of Ueto Aya :mrgreen:

Dan kun je dit ook wel lezen, denk ik. Welkom, hier! Het is goed om te zien dat er eindelijk ook een Nederlandse fan is van deze prachtige Japanse dame. Hoe lang ben je al fan van haar, als ik vragen mag? En welk van haar is je favoriet? Ben erg benieuwd naar je reactie!
19 Mar 2011, 09:17 #41775
Aya_Man_1988 wrote:Member "MPM" is Dutch? Wow, a fellow Dutch fan of Ueto Aya :mrgreen:

Dan kun je dit ook wel lezen, denk ik. Welkom, hier! Het is goed om te zien dat er eindelijk ook een Nederlandse fan is van deze prachtige Japanse dame. Hoe lang ben je al fan van haar, als ik vragen mag? En welk van haar is je favoriet? Ben erg benieuwd naar je reactie!


Yes, 2 Cheeseheads and only one Kraut here :hehe:
20 Mar 2011, 01:05 #41777
One of the first rescue teams to the Christchurch Earthquake was from Japan, so our thoughts are with them now. New Zealand is blessed in being Nuclear Free. I hope Aya and her family are getting far away from the nuclear danger. I wish all those close can escape.
I have a DVD of Lotte Sol Commercials
Here is the first one (to the tune of Hello):
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mhfeqz76td4e9f5
Have these been posted before?
Should I post some more?
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