Sorry for short

I went to the Sichuan restaurant Ryumon at Gotanda last night. We 7 women drank three bottles of Chinese alcohol and a lot of beers. Each paid 5000 yen. Not so bad. The food was great, my tongue was happy, but my bowels are unhappy. (sorry) So sorry for the short post.

What do you think about this news? Honestly I'm really not sure organ donors want to know who will get it. If the donor wants to know it, I feel he/she has the right to know that. But can she choose the receiver? That is a different issue... If I were the donor, I wouldn't want to know who gets it while I live.

Dennis Rodman has begun negotiations with the K1 producer Sadaharu Tanigawa about possibly joining K-1 sometime in the future. He better rethink...I think.

Comments

[Mari]

Hi There

Thank you for the warm words, I think I am strong for spicy food, hot taste. But that Sichuan was tough....

[Martin]

Don't worry Mari, the TV show was a hoax.
But in a good way. [All the contestants were aware it was a hoax. It was all to raise awareness of the lack of organ donors.]
I live in the Netherlands and I was impressed with how we were all completely fooled by it.
And it seems to have worked. The national donor register here claims to have had a flood of people signing up to be donors.

[demo]

haha Sichuan food..I once said to my friend, when eating Sichuan food my mouth enjoys but afterwards my asshole suffers.....sorry...but it's true for me..really

[stuz]

quoting someone else: Although it's sounds pretty bad, in the end someone's going to get a kidney, and for the others their odds of getting one are still the same. So in the end, only good can come of it.

[Sera]

Feel better! :)

[Chris]

Haha Sichuan food... "Spicy! Spicy!" as a waitress once told me in a restaurant in Osaka...