Saturday, October 24, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
Weekend uke blogging - man in black edition
the original
the covers
Best. Kazoo. Ever.
Is it hot in here or is it just Whitney?
no uke, but a very different cover
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
You say it's your birthday, it's my birthday too
Some people, well, they just plain suck is all
Some days at work are more entertaining than others
From the dept. of You Couldn't Make This Up:
Policeman held over theft of schoolgirl's underwearand I had almost forgotten this one from last month. I was going to post it when it first ran in our paper, but I was uh...holding it, for later use.
The Yomiuri Shimbun
KOBE--A policeman was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of stealing undergarments from a 14-year-old girl while visiting her house to question her about a crime she had witnessed, police said.
Arrested was Yuki Miyamoto, 26, a policeman from Aboshi Police Station in Hyogo Prefecture.
According to the police, at about 1:50 p.m. Saturday, Miyamoto went to the second-year middle school student's house in Himeji in the prefecture, to question her about a case of public indecency she had witnessed earlier the same day.
Miyamoto is believed to have entered the student's room and stolen about 25 items of underwear.
The student told police that when she was about to take a bath, she noticed her underwear was missing. Her mother reported the theft to the police.
The police questioned Miyamoto about the incident on the same day.
They said Miyamoto has admitted to the allegations.
"It's inexcusable that a uniformed policeman committed a crime during the course of duty," Junichi Wada, head of the Hyogo prefectural police's office of personnel supervision said. "In addition to investigating the facts, we'll deal strictly [with this matter]."
(Oct. 21, 2009)
33% of men sit to pee: Toto poll
KITAKYUSHU (Kyodo)
About one in three Japanese men tend to sit on the toilet when urinating at home, according to results of a survey by toilet maker Toto Ltd.
The Internet survey conducted in May, covering 500 men in their 20s to 60s whose homes have Western-style toilets, found 33.4 percent said they prefer to sit, citing "ease of posture" and "to make cleaning easier" as the main reasons.
The figure was 9.7 percent higher than in Toto's last survey in 2004.
Takuji Yano of Toto's public relations department said, "It seems that people are tending to be more conscious about the bathrooms in their home, such as equipping washlet attachments to the toilet and trying to keep them cleaner."
I wonder if Pastor Anderson knows about this?
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Quote of the day
"Television, a medium - so called because it is neither rare, nor well done."
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