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I used to like tinned spam.

9!

Never even heard of it....

Interesting program sometimes - depends on the guest of course,

I really like izakaya, they often have a really good atmosphere.

It seems a bad habit of mine is blowing my nose.

When I first came here I seemed to go to one a week or more. It got really tiring - especially having the say the same things, not be able to eat most of the food, and them cost so much.

Please please please tell me more! How do I get that then? (I have an Xbox)

Idiot.

Older tatami is awful. I can only imagine what it looked like under the futon after a year

When I go back home I always go at least once to an Indian restaurant. ......small breakfast, no lunch and go there very very hungry - then have the whole lot starters, poppadoms, naan, curry, side dish. Oh yeah!!!

Recouping the crazy costs of the thing in the first place..............

What? You're kidding, right?

Glad to hear other peoples comments on this topic - I was beginning to wonder about what I'd asked there and if it really was the Most Insulting Question Ever . Certainly wasn't meant to be, neither was it sarcastic.

I am not badmouthing anyone or any country here. You seem to be doing the badmouthing! And I am not calling myself a hero or even remotely implying it... I was simply asking why these people are being branded as heroes, thats all!

No, the empire does not refer to the UK (!), but the Klingon Empire. Perhaps I should just change that to "Tokyo". Sorry, but I don't think the things the people you know did were particularly heroic. As PerryBason says, that just sounds like a humane thing to do....

No, and I have no interest in it either.

I'm not on about the 40s. I am talking about the current Iraq war. "War is one of the last things that they think about. Nobody joins the military thinking they will end up in a combat zone." Hmmm. So what do they think they are going to do? And do they not consider that possibility??? That sounds really strange. Anyway..

If they were called up to do this against their will, I can better understand. But it is their job. Did they not join knowing that something like that might happen. I can't see any heroes.

(I don't mean to offend anyone but), why are people taking part in and returning from war being called "heroes"? I don't get it. Aren't they just doing their job? Why do some people call them heroes?

That sounds good, but I don't think it qualifies as junk food. Great food perhaps

Anyone here know any Japanese songs for the karaoke?

Badly Drawn Boy

Ii, ne!

Bass isn't as fun (well it wasn't for me anyway), but if you're getting free lessons.