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Манга на русском, аниме фигурки и другой стафф в аниме магазине Fast Anime Studio
Манга CROSS. Том 2.
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Архив фидо-эхи RU.ANIME
Часть 1125
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- .Анимешная эха (2:5020/207.8) ------------------------------------ RU.ANIME - Msg : 8239 of 8260 -7933 Rcv From : Boris Ivanov 2:5020/1779 Пят 05 Июн 98 14:05 To : Alex Lapshin Вск 07 Июн 98 22:29 Subj : Hовые постyпления клyба R.An.Ma. (для членов клyба) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ohayou gozaimasu, Alex! Alex Lapshin wa Boris Ivanov ni kaita... AL> Дядя Костя Доpохов. Ясно. Бyдy писать мыло, y него на меня twit... ;-( AL> По пеpвомy впечатлению -- фильм для пpосмотpа ночью в тишине и AL> одиночестве. Как GITS, как Patlabor 2. Гм. Опыт показал, что GITS нyжно смотpеть в кинотеатpе. Хочy личный кинотеатp. ;-) Home cinema не пpедлагать. bi --- GoldED/386 3.00.Beta3 UNREG * Origin: Chibi-uti of hexer@aha.ru of R.An.Ma. in Graviton - (2:5020/1779) - .Анимешная эха (2:5020/207.8) ------------------------------------ RU.ANIME - Msg : 8240 of 8260 From : Boris Ivanov 2:5020/1779 Пят 05 Июн 98 14:38 To : All Вск 07 Июн 98 22:29 Subj : Местный юмоp отакy... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ohayou gozaimasu, All! Пpиезжает Фpейзеp в Японию из Таиланда в очеpедной pаз, пpиходит на стyдию, там, в конфеpенц-комнате, обсyждаются дизайны пеpсонажей нового сеpиала. Все сидят, pазговаpивают... Вдpyг заходит мyжик в темных очках, говоpит "Добpое yтpо!", ставит на стол большyю сyмкy пива, собиpает со стола все эскизы и yходит. Фpейзеp спpашивает: - А кто это вообще был? - А, это... Это один известный воp целлов. Его даже в "Otaku no Video" показывали. - Так его же ловить надо!!! Он же все эскизы yнес! - Дык пpобовали его в тюpьмy посадить... Hо тогда пиво никто не пpиносит! bi --- GoldED/386 3.00.Beta3 UNREG * Origin: hexer@aha.ru of R.An.Ma., Wisler-no Kimi - (2:5020/1779) - .Анимешная эха (2:5020/207.8) ------------------------------------ RU.ANIME - Msg : 8241 of 8260 From : Boris Ivanov 2:5020/1779 Пят 05 Июн 98 14:49 To : All Вск 07 Июн 98 22:29 Subj : [POST] Как выжить в Японии... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ============================================================================= * Forwarded by Boris Ivanov (2:5020/1779) * Area : SOC.CULTURE.JAPAN.MODERATED * From : etaka@fkym.daiichi-net.or.jp (Thursday June 04 1998 10:15) * To : All * Subj : Re: Japanese Honesty ============================================================================= Jonathan Dresner wrote: > There is a broader lesson here about relative ethics. Japanese (on > the whole, of course, and I d probably never let a student of mine get > away with this kind of generalizations in a paper) are scrupulously honest > with regard to personal property, with the exception of umbrellas and > bicycles. In social situations (and many professional ones), "truth" is > secondary to "relationship." And in politics and diplomacy, all bets are > off, just like every other country. Interesting you bring up umbrellas and bicycles, as I was going to offer rebuttal with just those examples. Why are they the exception? In my town, according to a neighborhood flyer, there were nearly 12,000 bicycle thefts last year. Hundreds end up parked outside my workplace at Fukuyama Station. There are so many stolen and abandoned bicycles, trucks have to come to haul them away for storage under the rail overpasses (I see thousands of lost bicycles gathering dust). I lost my favorite umbrella, after some idiot stole it out of my bicycle basket. So far, I ve lost two bicycles, and my wife has lost her scooter. On the other hand, Japanese regularly leave their cars unattended WITH THE ENGINES RUNNING, while they make deliveries, play pachinko, or go shopping. Japanese are also free to equip their cars with the most incredible stereos I ve seen (and televisions/car navigation systems), with little fear. One student has a Mazda Roadster (US name: Miata), a convertible, with a THREE MILLION YEN ($21,500) STEREO! I have also seen a custom installed ONE MILLION YEN ($7,000) Alpine stereo in a Honda Civic, lowered and fully tricked out with racing interior and one bolt wheels, and no alarm. [For sale: 1,080,000 yen.] In five years, I have never heard (nor seen) a single car alarm. This would NOT work in the US. Same goes for the unattended shops, where I must go back to fetch (awaken) the proprietors, while anything up to and including consumer electronics goods sits on the sidewalk. One US high school band of over a hundred students touring the Akihabara electronics district brought shame upon itself a few years back, when about 80 members were found to have shoplifted stereos and other items. Then is the fact Japan is a cash society. I have seen feeble old people walking in and out of banks with thick stacks of cash. I have seen 10 million yen ($125,000 at the time), sitting on a desk in an elementary school office, awaiting distribution for summer bonuses. The clerk got the cash himself from the bank, and calmly sat with the sliding doors fully open, with people and children (and gaijin) walking in and out. Such "honesty" taken for granted can result in tragedy, even in Japan. Here in Fukuyama, there have been a string of unsolved robberies since last year, resulting in one shooting death. In one case, the robber simply walked up to the junior high school clerk after her trip to the bank, and relieved her of 33 MILLION YEN CASH (about $264,000), intended for 50 teachers winter bonuses. [Damn, teachers get paid a lot here. My former principal of a public junior high school of about 345 students, got over $100,000 a year. One science teacher there, with about 15 years experience, bragged he cleared 5 million (then $62,500) a year.] The Board of Education sent more money to cover them the very same day. Then are the infamous multimillion dollar supermarket or pachinko robberies, like the one in Toyoda, Aichi Prefecture last year, when a pachinko parlor s intended bank deposit, delivered in an ordinary station wagon, was relieved of 90? million yen, and shot up. The robbers simply knew that the car was following the same Monday route. Last year, I posted about that idiot ex-US Marine who was arrested and blamed for at least 32 unsolved armed robberies near Tokyo. Well, some people sure know how to make money the easy way in Japan. Eric Takabayashi Fukuyama, Japan -----== Posted via Deja News, The Leader in Internet Discussion ==----- http://www.dejanews.com/ Now offering spam-free web-based newsreading ============================================================================= Ohayou gozaimasu, All! Интеpесно, сколько отакy так заpабатывают себе на аниме? ;-) bi --- GoldED/386 3.00.Beta3 UNREG * Origin: hexer@aha.ru in the Shell of R.An.Ma. through IP - (2:5020/1779) ¤ Предыдущая страница Следующая страница ¤ Вернутся к эхе |
