Displaying 16,831 To 16,860 Of 18,974 Comments I’m quite sure that you look much better than you think you do bito. My illness stole my dignity and my independence. I’m not used to having people do things for me, I was always a very active person and as the years pass me by, find that I can do less and less of what I need to do. It’s so frustrating, but more often than not, embarrassing and that is what hurts. » Posted By Kalima On January 14, 2010 @ 8:54 pm I should amend that to kidnap bito, I wouldn’t harm a precious hair on your sweet head. » Posted By Kalima On January 14, 2010 @ 8:21 pm Javaz, was it the first two comments at the top of the thread, if so, the first one summed it up in a nut shell, you certainly got their number and nailed it. Oh and I don’t think that the idiots just let it happen, 9/11 I mean, they were just asleep on the job or just plain ignorant. I remember that Bush didn’t even know the names of other world leaders, I cringed, how was that for a start to his foreign policy and look how long it took him to take any interest in the ME crisis, abysmal. » Posted By Kalima On January 14, 2010 @ 6:17 pm Well bito it’s like this. Should you ever see a video of me, my castanets, frantic arm waving, livid foot stomping and loud shouts of “Bugger off you blighters” I’d have to kill you because it would soooooo damage my reputation as this know-it-all, cool and collected chick from Europe. I hope that you understand, nothing personal, but I’d send ninjas to sort you out!! » Posted By Kalima On January 14, 2010 @ 6:13 pm Thank you javaz, as do you. I’m actually a bit of a loon and tend to find a funny side to many things, it helps a lot when you are practically house bound like I have been for far too many years. My RA has robbed me of too many things including my freedom to do as I please and often my dignity, but one thing that it will never get it’s greedy, destructive claws on is my sense of fun and my sense of humour. I would be honoured to read what you wrote javaz and will check it out in a minute. » Posted By Kalima On January 14, 2010 @ 6:03 pm Good evening bito, I hope that you are well rested after your trying day of tests, they are so exhausting I know. To answer your question, I drink a huge mug full of cocoa before I sleep, it’s so darned big that I need both hands to hold the heavy thing. My early morning answer to you was because I was returning from the “little girl’s room” and decided that I needed a cup of tea to warm me up. My solution for the pesky crows, everyone should buy some castanets and do a Spanish foot stomping dance in the street while playing them like I do. It works for me and the neighbours already decided years ago that I’m stark raving bonkers, so what’s the harm? 🙂 » Posted By Kalima On January 14, 2010 @ 5:11 pm Well once upon a time in Tokyo, we used to have a cute guest room. Over the years it became our Junk Room. I’ve been trying for over 10 days to make some sense of the stuff up there. The room is freezing cold, sees no sun and at one point we removed the heater and then the A/C. Just when I think I’m making some progress, it’s one step forward and two steps back. Of course boomer is welcome to come to Tokyo but I won’t be doing any sightseeing or running about, haven’t been able to run for 23 years, maybe I might be able to hop or someone could give me a piggyback ride. » Posted By Kalima On January 14, 2010 @ 2:56 am That sounds just as I think it should be with our children, let them decide for themselves. If our son had lived, the only thing I would have been firm about is that he got an education abroad and not here in Japan where individual thinking is unheard of. They teach what they want you to learn, you learn only what they teach, the end product, they all think the same and are unprepared for their adult status in life, never having learned to question anything. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 9:20 pm I dropped out of art college aged 18 and a half, had this yearning to go to London, it was so intense, my parents let me go. Two years later I met my future hubby and my mother insisted it was pure fate, that we had been born in opposite countries of the world for just this purpose, to meet, take care and guide each other through this difficult road called life. I think that she was spot on. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 8:59 pm Thanks Khirad, sounds like quite the adventure for someone with a strong enough stomach. I doubt very much that I can get PBS, living here there are often links to videos that is only streamed inside the United States, makes me frustrated sometimes because I feel as if I’m missing a lot. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 8:27 pm Good night kesmarn, hope you sleep well. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 8:22 pm That’s really interesting Cher, my sister is married to a Chinese man from Singapore. When I met and married my hubby in London, we would spend hours talking about the fact that we both chose Asian men to marry. When she was younger, her boyfriends consisted of mainly blonde, blue-eyed Scandinavians, and now I’m over here. Isn’t life strange? » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 8:15 pm Just came back in time, good night Sue and bless you. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 8:08 pm I feel your pain, I really do. Why have a news station at all if you are too lazy or too controlled by the boss to actually cover the important news stories, not only domestic but world news as well. It leaves me speechless at times. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 7:58 pm Thanks Cher, I had read a short piece about that somewhere a few months ago and found it despicable. Who the f@ck do these people think they they are, it’s mind-boggling that these same idiots let Bush and his gang shred your constitution without a single opposition, then want to change a book they are not happy with because they love hating and pointing the finger at others, or say that President Obama is going against the constitution by demanding that everyone get healthcare coverage. Is there not one clear headed politician in that manure pile? » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 7:54 pm When the “Beeb” does it, they do it well and with the right amount of respect and compassion, it’s the only station I watch on cable now. CNN and their so-called “Pundits” drove me absolutely batty during the primaries and your GE. I had never heard so much BS and blatant, negative hostility coming from my TV screen and because we had just installed a new digital, wide screen set, I didn’t want to throw anything at it, so I turned the bloody boring voices off. Hardly ever tune in now, only if I’m sure that they will be covering an important speech from your President. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 7:42 pm To your last sentence javaz, isn’t that exactly what your Fundies have done, written their own version of the Bible to suit their needs? It’s shameful but at the same time laughable. They profess their deep belief in God and then proceed to change his words, his warnings and his rules. El pollo loco! » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 7:34 pm Yes boomer, if I didn’t believe in or hadn’t witnessed karma for myself, I would be in a straightjacket by now for sure. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 7:25 pm I love it and that is what these people believe, but it pains me that they dare to bring God into the equation. These faux Christians and their vile thoughts are playing into the Devil’s hands with every word of hate spoken. Their ideology has absolutely NOTHING to do with Jesus. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 7:19 pm Pat talks to his “God” right or was it the other way around, that his “God” talks to him? Either way, the man is totally insane. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 6:57 pm That is for them to find out kesmarn, they wrote their own version of the Bible. Their Jesus is not my Jesus, he wouldn’t tolerate their hate and deception. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 6:55 pm These people will have an unpleasant surprise when they reach the “Pearly Gates” and find them closed. For all the vile and unnecessary things they have preached and said during these years (nothing faintly resembling the teachings of Jesus of Nazareth) they will be doomed to scream their lies for eternity in “hell” as they rot. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 6:41 pm Well I’ll be damned, blind as a bat, didn’t see that but MB has always been on the right hand side in “Recent Posts” you know. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 6:28 pm LOL, just drive! I hope that your pain is easing, I’m one of those people who always falls flat on my behind on my front doorsteps when it snows or freezes here. I have an illness that affects my balance and it’s like being on a boat when I stand. I also often don’t know my left from my right, it’s a miracle I haven’t knocked myself out cold before now. Take care of that shoulder, I’ve had the misfortune of dislocating both at the same time and hope that I never have to go through that again. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 5:58 pm Very true javaz, which reminds me of a funny story that happened here when we went out to eat and drink with a friend at “Trader Vic’s” in Tokyo. Our friend was with the French Embassy, the Cultural attach » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 5:49 pm Ah, but did you have fun? » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 5:36 pm Javaz, for many it’s just their nature to be ruthless and greedy. The more they have, the more they want. When they lose some or get sick, they scream the loudest. All in all, the very rich people I have met in my life life, were the meanest, most ungiving people I’ve ever met, couldn’t even pay the dinner bill. The poorest were the kindest, life is strange. » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 5:13 pm Good evening javaz. I’ve been here 30 years and haven’t ever seen a truly honest government in power. It’s usually the old fogies, lining their nest egg for retirement but PM Hatoyama comes from a very rich family, his mother payed out lots of » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 4:59 pm Good evening everyone, hope that everyone had a good day. I find it a little amusing that Japan voted for change in the last election, electing a man who has never known his right from his left, with ideas that make little sense, because of too much corruption within the ruling party LDP party of over 50 years. A month after taking office, Hatoyama was being investigated for tax fraud and now this other scandal has been in the headlines for the last month. As I said when he was elected, meet the new boss, same as the old boss. I doubt that he will be elected again, I won’t shed a tear. http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100113/wl_asia_afp/japanpoliticsscandalraids » Posted By Kalima On January 13, 2010 @ 4:08 pm I so wish that I could say the same. 🙁 » Posted By Kalima On January 12, 2010 @ 9:15 pmComments Posted By Kalima
The only ninjas I know are inside my tv and I’ve allowed very few photos to be taken of me since I became sick, have thousands of photos when I was still on my feet, it’s enough.
Bush’s foreign policy started with the invasion of Iraq to avenge the attempted assassination of his Daddy, although for the life of me I can’t remember this. Tricky Dicky made it about robbing the Iraqis of their oil reserves. That was the weak attempt at Bush’s foreign policy as far as I could see, laughable.
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