Your brain inside

Today I was 50 minutes late for work, because the train stopped, because someone jumpped into the train. I wrote Chuo Line of JR it well known as the suicide line. This is the site records the accidents on the Chuo line. Wow a lot...Golden Gate Bridge has certain spots where people jump. When I wrote this post, Adam explain about the spot. I wonder if some make the Chuo Line a suicide station and a spot map. I suppose there is some reason people chose that spot.

Ken of "What Japan Thinks picked this intereting topic "Brain Insides Maker". I love it! It seems to be just a joke, but I must consent to the results always. Here is my result. My brain seems to be filled with 10% desire and 10% love, 40% rest and 40% problems. Yes, it's me. ha ha ha. I am not sure you can use this site though, because of the font setting. Try it!

Here are the meanings of each Character:
悩-Worry, trouble
罪-Sin
嘘-Lie
金-Money
欲-Desire
幸-Happiness
逃-Escape
疑-Suspect
休-Rest
愛-Love
寂-Lonely
眠-Sleeping
友-Friend
秘-Secret
食-Food
遊-Play
無-Nothing
国-Country
悲-Sad
悪-Bad
変-Weird
謎-Mistery
私-Me
妄-delusion
H-Sex

Actually, this type of site is very popular in Japan, this site checks your ingredients. They say 62% of me is electric wave, 26% is stock, 7% is mental block and 6% is key of success. Hmmm it's very persuasive for me.

Comments

Why can't we be friends?! Simple rules of communication and empathy and respect can go such a long way in keeping couples together and life in harmony. Fortunately, the rules can be learned, even if you came from parents who weren't very good role models.

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[BrianJones]

Hello Everyone

I need some help to sort out my marriage.

Spoken to a lot of bored friends but does anyone know of any advice available online?

Just wanna read up and not involve anyone else. Been told about ebook below - anyone read it?

Thanks.

Brian

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[Heidi]

Ken Y-N: Noah fence ;) or inference to change your vernacular in any way intended! But every time I see the word "wee," it makes me laugh! :) (gomen)

I think both American and British English speakers enjoy the minor but noticeable differences in our respective vocalularies, ne?

[Ken Y-N]

Thanks for the link Mari! I'll add a link back to you from my article.

Heidi, I'm afraid British English is all you'll get from me! I like wee, so I'll continue to use it.

[Heidi]

Total bummer! Atashi wa baka desu - kanji o yomimasen :( But that list helps me learn it :)

I have also visitied "What Japan Thinks" a few times. I like the topics, but to be honest, it is written in VERY British English, and many of the words are strange to me - like "wee." I know in Britian this means very small (totemo chiisai), but in America, "wee" is baby talk for "pee!" (oshikko?)

I think my brain is 70% worry about grad school/grades, 20% terror (daily commute on the freeway (@o@) and 10% asleep. :)

[Chris]

All the categories are kanji except "ecchi"... orz