Aki Hoshino - Page 3

Hatredcopter · (#21 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by superheel

Alright, whatever, I'm just basing what I'm saying on what I experienced here in US. Like meeting 10 100 year old people at the same time. I'm not gonna do researches for such small thing, if I'm wrong, then fine. You don't have to take it seriously.

To be completely honest with you, everything you've posted in this thread so far has been the complete OPPOSITE of the truth.

Have you ever heard of 過労死, by any chance?

alanX · (#22 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Hatredcopter

To be completely honest with you, everything you've posted in this thread so far has been the complete OPPOSITE of the truth.

Have you ever heard of 過労死, by any chance?

lol I haven't even heard of that....something something death? I'm guessing based on the context of this thread it is life expectancy?

curse my limited kanji knowledge >.<

MMM · (#23 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by superheel

Oh well. As far as I know, there's nothing wrong on what I said.

A typical American lifestyle:

Work -> Fast foods -> Home

That's not my lifestyle...or the lifestyle of any American I know.

alanX · (#24 (**permalink**))

OH MY GOD HE'S ON A ROLL! It's quite addicting, ehh MMM?
anyways...anyone wanna tell me what those other two kanji mean?

Jaydelart · (#25 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by MMM

That's not my lifestyle...or the lifestyle of any American I know.

In my case, that lifestyle description does fit that of some Americans I know.

superheel · (#26 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by MMM

That's not my lifestyle...or the lifestyle of any American I know.

Well that's the lifestyle of american people I know.

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Originally Posted by Hatredcopter

To be completely honest with you, everything you've posted in this thread so far has been the complete OPPOSITE of the truth.

Have you ever heard of 過労死, by any chance?

I'm not really talking about the truth here, I'm talking about of what I know. And no, whatever that is.

alanX · (#27 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by superheel

Well that's the lifestyle of american people I know.

If the only American you know is a high school drop out living in his mother's basement, then that statement is completely believable.

Jaydelart · (#28 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by alanX

If the only American you know is a high school drop out living in his mother's basement, then that statement is completely believable.

You'd be surprised. In fact, a percentage of the people I know that follow that general agenda are independent, mature, and hard-working people.