http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/health/2008/06/23/kyung.fat.busters.cnn

Would you get 'fined'?

I'd get a double fine, 1 for being fat, the other for smuggling in some twinkies.

Would I get fined... ha.... They'd run from me screaming. YouTube - Blue Oyster Cult - Godzilla

Godzirra!!

Jeez, IMO, they do have the right idea.

That meal that one guy was eating looked so good. I have that miso soup at least once a week.......all homemade! :yes:


Respectfully,
John R.

Jeez, IMO, they do have the right idea.

That meal that one guy was eating looked so good. I have that miso soup at least once a week.......all homemade! :yes:


Respectfully,
John R.
Hate that soup. Did you ever let it sit for 10 mins. and then look at it...:sad:
But I sure do like California rolls. At least two times aweek.

OH Living in Japan I would get fired. Long before I would have gone to the Doc....lol

Gee youd think they would just take out the McDonalds:cool:

You would think that they arent just banking on people to not lose weight so they can fine the company:sad:

Oh it is happening right now whether you like it or not... With health care costs going up and companies having to pay more out for their employees, fat (oh sorry) Obese people will not be hired. First it was smokers and now it is the heavy. My company is in a big weight loss phase and they offer cash for pounds or discounts on memberships to fitness centers.

I'm on the health kick just because I have gained 25 pounds since I retired from the USAF. Plus I feel tired all the time and I know it is from lack of activity and weight increase.

Ha! They'd have to garnish my wages.

maybe they will need less of this after dieting :D :

YouTube - 'Pushers' pushing people on a crowded Japanese train

maybe they will need less of this after dieting :D :

YouTube - 'Pushers' pushing people on a crowded Japanese train (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axwMxUBL_ws)


That "pushing" is so true! :yes:

Respectfully,
John R.

Hate that soup. Did you ever let it sit for 10 mins. and then look at it...:sad:
But I sure do like California rolls. At least two times aweek.

OH Living in Japan I would get fired. Long before I would have gone to the Doc....lol


I've let it sit for longer than that and it was the same as it was when first served. My Wife makes it and that's probably the difference. :D

Respectfully,
John R.

Ha! They'd have to garnish my wages.

Lol... you said garnish. :D

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maybe they will need less of this after dieting :D :

YouTube - 'Pushers' pushing people on a crowded Japanese train (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axwMxUBL_ws)


At one point one of the "pushers" yells, "Hurry up, we have to go."

The trains there are always on schedule and although it does appear uncomfortable, the stops between stations are short, so hopefully, you won't be "crushed" for too long a period. :rolleyes: :eek:

Respectfully,
John R.

What about these guys? Are they included? I see a big cash cow! If they are their company is screwed.

YouTube - Parade of Sumo-Wrestlers in the ring　2001

They sleep in cubbies and cubbie space is at a premium.

Plus, if your fat it takes too much "effort" to cover ya at the bukake fest.

Maybe if Hello Kitty was fat it would be ok? Speedracer - throw on some pounds so the Japanese folks will know its ok

Im still trying to figure out how Japanese folks get overwiehgt eating with chopsticks. Hell, takes me like 5 minutes to eat a spoonfull of rice. Got great hybrids but no forks. Go figure.

I've let it sit for longer than that and it was the same as it was when first served. My Wife makes it and that's probably the difference. :D

Respectfully,
John R.
The place I have been going to. If you let it sit. It looks like chunks of something maybe rice floating around in it. But I did have some today. I didn't let it sit..lol

The place I have been going to. If you let it sit. It looks like chunks of something maybe rice floating around in it. But I did have some today. I didn't let it sit..lol



Mike,

LOL....that's not rice...LOL...that's tofu! :D

Respectfully,
John R.