I picked up an evening paper today in Japan and this is what I saw:
The big headline in the middle is the Japanese transliteration of gotcha. Subheading inspired by Kill an Argie, Win a Mini Metro.
I picked up an evening paper today in Japan and this is what I saw:
The big headline in the middle is the Japanese transliteration of gotcha. Subheading inspired by Kill an Argie, Win a Mini Metro.
In response to an article from Debito Arudou on discriminatory foreign persecution in the Japanese legal system, I just had to write to the editor to tell them what I thought about the article: Debito Read more…
As the author of the Wikipedia nofollow WordPress plugin, I’m always on the lookout for stories about how Google and Wikipedia are getting on with each other. Recently I spotted this story on The Register Read more…
Since the time of publication the handout has been expanded to cover all foreign residents of Japan, not just the Permanent Residents. The exact method of determining who is a resident has not been disclosed, Read more…
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4 Comments
Nick Ramsay · January 7, 2010 at 23:22
LOL, very clever! Interesting reading the back story to the original “Gotcha!” It seems only early editions of that day’s paper were published with that headline before the paper found out that over a thousand (later revised to around 300) Argie sailors drowned and it wasn’t so appropriate. In the case of the Ady Gil, none of them drowned so we can laugh at them as much as we like. 😀
overoften · January 11, 2010 at 20:48
You bad man, Ken. Well done. 🙂
bombedthejaps · July 24, 2010 at 18:35
What goes around comes around. You think were scared of you. You think we are sorry for nuking your ancestors think again. Your messing with a whole new generation and we don’t like you. Just wait and see what happens those sea shepherds gona rip a new one. And so are the americans here at home to all your tourists.
Mike · July 22, 2016 at 22:01
A Japanese publisher should have actually done this, the salt from those cucks would still be flowing.
PS-Is Gomanism still coming out? Every sale helps!