XPost: rec.sport.pro-wrestling, alt.japan.idol
From: univinus@hotmail.com
lol that was a pretty funny post
i for one would say that if the japanese dont let themselves get caught up
in the world hysteria of terror, then they're not being terrorised, which is
in effect, defeating the terrorists and good on them.
besides, i got sick of the constant coverage of september 11. here in
australia, one of the two national airlines collapsed and went into
receivership on the same day. but you'd be buggered to hear anything about
it because of sept 11. not saying it wasn't important, but overcoverage
shits me no end.
yes, they may over cover in japan on things you think are unimportant too,
but on the case of sept 11 - good on them for not geting wrapped up in the
terror hysteria.
~magda~
"I.B. Blaqman" wrote in message
news:Q8eDb.1868$747.1694@news1.dion.ne.jp...
> They give their piss-poor celebrities that no one outside of Japan (and
> perhaps HK) knows from a hole in the ground around 20-25 min on the
national
> news. I would totally agree if they had a seperate program like
> Entertainment Tonight, but they act like what happens with these people is
> earthshaking. For example, today they made it seem like Ryoko Hirosue (a
> talentless hack) getting pregnant was just as important as Saddam getting
> caught. If I didn't bang her, then I DON'T CARE. I also remember when
> September 11th happened and at the end of 2001 they had a top 10 news
story
> program broken up into age categories. For people in their 20s, 9/11 was
> #2, but the feline sounding girl band SPEED's breakup was #1. I'm glad I
> have a satellite dish, a DVD player, and the internet or I would have
kicked
> in 3 TVs by now. Now, I know some of you Wapanese might get your panties
in
> a bunch, but it's my opinion. LIVE WITH IT.
>
>
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