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For my last day on Okinawa, I am going to finish my leg tattoo and party with my friends. details >>>

I am interested how we have the term goals.  Does this imply that the objective is complete once you have accomplished it? details >>>

Why wont people give them a break?  Maybe he was misguiding his youth but it looks like he was doing a lot of this for his family.  How many of you out there were either raped or abandoned by your parents?  It looks to me people want to use other peoples faults to over-shadow their own blemishes.  I doubt she will ever spend time in jail but it looks like he will I guess if he could use the "if the boy doesn't fit, you must acquit" defense. details >>>

It turns out that there was a reserve on the price. details >>>

I know how popular Honda's are in America, so I bought one.  Well it's a monkey, but its still a bike.  If you have ever seen one these are the miniest of mini bikes.  I think I can put it in the trunk of any car that has been made.  I will keep you updated on the parts and builds that I have with this bike. details >>>

I have some interest in this story for a couple of reasons.  The obvious is of course my kids are also what they call 'hafu' here in Japan.  I am only mildly proud that my kids are better behaved than these two, it is obvious that the parents support and probably nurture these acts.  Falcon, the boy that was said to be riding in the balloon is borderline a normal kid and people have questioned his mental health.  Other than that I completed my undergraduate degree in Fort Collins (University of Colorado State).  I am assuming that this family had moved there following the number one ranking by USA Today that had voted very nearby Loveland the best place to live 2005.  I have yet to even hear what the father was employed as?  So I of course get a lot of my visual information from You Tube and I was amazed at all of the trash that comes out of peoples thoughts.  How can they say this about the wife and the kids?  Even if 100% of the race provided a reinforcement... details >>>

Finally all of my cars are gone. details >>>

Here in Japan there is quite an exasurbated protocol to get your car on the road in your name.  Here is a list of just the basics that you have to do. Get approval from your landlord to park your car. Take the stamp from the owner, map of parking space and a letter from your city office stating that you live at the location to the police station so that they can start the paper work. Then start making sure that your car will pass inspections, this is ussualy a no brainer, if your car is not new you will end up paying $600-$1200 off the bat. Get  another copy from the city office and some more money to take to the land management office. Pass the test (hopefully) Buy license plates. Either sell the car or enjoy it while it lasts (two years for older cars and 3 for brand spanking new ones) It is not uncommon for people to just deregister their cars after the two years has been eclipsed. ... details >>>