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She broke Traveling

Posted May 29, 2014
Filed under: Adventures, Asian, Entertainment, Images, Japanese Music, Media - ALL, Music, Music Links, Video, Youtube | Tags: life, marrage, shiina ringo, traveling, utada hikaru

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I am speechless…sort of…

As much as I sort of enjoy Shiina Ringo, there are some songs people should just never try and cover….

DON”T MESS WITH THE UTADA!! lol

This is what she did……

This is what it SHOULD BE!!

❤ Hikki

And now… I poop.

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Maori dislike of Asian immigration deepens

Posted May 25, 2014
Filed under: Around Town, Asian, Auckland, European, Guess what I saw..., Health and Pills, Life & Thoughts, New Zealand Kiwi, Western | Tags: Asian, census, handouts, kiwi, lazy, Maori, new zealand, race

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http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/10081307/Maori-dislike-of-Asian-immigration-deepens

In my opinion. .. those select few Maori who were involved in this poll need to do the following ( btw not just Maori but anyone who thinks this way) … GET OFF YOUR ELFIN LAZY ARSE STOP EXPECTING THAT YOU ARE OWED HANDOUTS BY THE GOVERNMENT AND GO EARN A LIVING.

What really annoys me is that many people have become so lazy at the hands of the NZ nanny state that they have forgotten about values and work.

Even back when I was at high school.i remember doing the census for the first time and having friends of mine say if they list themselves as natives of NZ (which btw Maori are not) thrn they can get government handouts and not have to work. That was back in the 80s.

That attitude still exists today.
In all races.. not just Maori. Sadly.

wonder who I have offended ?
You’ll live.. get over yourself. 🙂

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Music: What’s new.. J-music

Posted April 22, 2014
Filed under: Adventures, Asian, Entertainment, Festivals, Japanese Music, Media - ALL, Music, Music Links, Video, Youtube | Tags: asylumiamges.com, Auckland, japan, japanese, music, new zealand, pop, R&B, uneasypills.com, youtube

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Haven’t’ done a music thing in a while.. here’s some recent releases in Japan pop/RnB.

三浦大知 / Right Now + GO FOR IT (Live)

Noa×ユンジ Regret feat. LGYankees HIRO

Japan Day 2014

Posted March 11, 2014
Filed under: Adventures, Around Town, Asian, Auckland, Day Trips, Entertainment, Festivals, Guess what I saw..., Images, Japan Day, Japanese Music, Media - ALL, Music, Music Links, New Zealand Kiwi, Photography, Video, Youtube | Tags: Auckland, culture, festival, fun, happy love, Japan Day, japanese, new zealand

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HI there, well this is a few weeks late, but hey Smile

Here is a video complication of some of the events and happenings at Japan Day, in Auckland, New Zealand.

Japan Day 2014–Auckland, New Zealand

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Babies, The Future, and Population Statistics

Posted January 17, 2014
Filed under: Adventures, Around Town, Asian, Entertainment, Guess what I saw..., Health and Pills, Life & Thoughts, Media - ALL, Video, Youtube | Tags: babies, bbc, documentry, future, japan, philippines, population, poverty, wealth

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An interesting couple of documentaries by the bbc about the changing population of the world with two extreme examples, the massive population decline in Japan and the massive increase in the Philippines. Two different countries at the two different ends of the economic boom.

Statistics trending both ways, as Japan declines and the older generation are too many for the working generation to support (much like what’s happening in NZ) and in the Philippines where it’s the other way around.

Watching the documentary, you can see, that what happened with the boomers in Japan and how its effected the country, will happen to the Philippines or any growing economy. India and China no doubt will be no different.

The third documentary is the statistic one, really interesting to see the world as a whole population wise.