Thoughts & prayers….
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Most of my close friends are okay, 2 in Tokyo, 1 in Niigata, I'm not sure about my ex living in Chiba and my other ex living in Sendai...I'll have to wait and see. I really hope everyone on Akiba living in Japan is safe and sound.
yeah! it went from bad to worst. And OMG now this nuclear plant thing.
Well i just hope that it will be peace soon. And my thoughts go out for the people who lost their loved ones. May they have courage to face the future.
Well i just hope that it will be peace soon. And my thoughts go out for the people who lost their loved ones. May they have courage to face the future.
Most people are OK.
Don't worry about the power plant, they HAD trouble cooling down one of the cores but it's stable.
Don't worry about the power plant, they HAD trouble cooling down one of the cores but it's stable.
I hope that JAV idols are safe and soundlease:
and what about the rest of the population
i searched the web and seems to be that there is no list for jav idol status after the earthquake
i read that maria ozawa is missing
sora aoi is ok
i want to know wether risa murakami is ok.i searched for her facebook and twitter, dont know if its hers but no info.:notagain:
i read that maria ozawa is missing
sora aoi is ok
i want to know wether risa murakami is ok.i searched for her facebook and twitter, dont know if its hers but no info.:notagain:
^so your only concern is some few dozens performers who indirectly sell their body for living. hmmmm
so 15,000 people who were farmers, workers, teachers and basically the people who form a typical society dont mean anything to you.
so 15,000 people who were farmers, workers, teachers and basically the people who form a typical society dont mean anything to you.
^well what do you want me to do?search their names in the internet?
of course i am concerned about the people there, especially the cute kids.and i have plans to go to tokyo after i graduate.
if i say ill pray for them you might say im a hypocrite, coz i watch porn and im just a sinner like you.
your like one of those people in the net.geez
of course i am concerned about the people there, especially the cute kids.and i have plans to go to tokyo after i graduate.
if i say ill pray for them you might say im a hypocrite, coz i watch porn and im just a sinner like you.
your like one of those people in the net.geez
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Well you know, the camera crew and other behind the scenes people too.
No really. I would surmise that a lot of members here are mainly connected to Japan through the medium that is most often shared here.....JAV. So while it might seem narrow minded, I don't think it is out of line to be concerned about the JAV stars that some have come to know and perhaps in their own way....even love. It is something I can completely relate to and understand.
There is no way that many people lived through that horror. Thousands will be unaccounted for, perhaps to be forever known only as "missing". This is truly the most devasting natural catastrophe I have ever known of. It dwarfs the hurricanes, tornadoes, floods and other earthquakes that I have known of. The mass scale of it is mindboggling. How does a person respond to this? It all seems so...insufficient. We can only do our best, in our own small way.
Organizations will be responding to this for some time. Try to find a way to pitch in. Whether it be time, money or a more personal involvement. Prayer is also a good idea, if you believe. You don't have to be a good Christian to be a better one. I am sure your local church is involved in some type of relief effort.
Of course my best wishes and constant prayers go out to the Japanese people in this dire time. I can only hope that the waking nightmare will end soon. That the quakes will stop and the nuclear plants problems become managable. Then perhaps some healing can begin.
I agree with you there Ceewan, I will admit I am agnostic, but I still wish all the people there safe passage, I cannot help physically, but I will dig into my pockets,
My thoughts are with them, now is the time to start putting things in back in order, yes I hope all the Idols whatever group they are in and gender, and I wish the whole Country safe, but unfortunately I think the number around 10.000, missing/dead, and I will wish all those that died Rest In Peace, even loved ones I hope they find them so they can send them away with dignity, and proper respects,
And all those still around, I wish you very good luck and best wishes
My thoughts are with them, now is the time to start putting things in back in order, yes I hope all the Idols whatever group they are in and gender, and I wish the whole Country safe, but unfortunately I think the number around 10.000, missing/dead, and I will wish all those that died Rest In Peace, even loved ones I hope they find them so they can send them away with dignity, and proper respects,
And all those still around, I wish you very good luck and best wishes
Ceewan did a great job expressing how I feel.
This hit me a lot closer than anything else because I have close friends in Japan. Thankfully they are all safe but I'm donating and I even might join one of my Japanese friends by standing on the streets of Vancouver holding the LOVE JAPAN sign and asking for donations as many Japanese international students have been doing as of late.
My friend told me transportation should be up and running within the next week so if you have close friends in Japan don't hesitate you send them a package with some food and make sure you take care of the ones you love ^^
This hit me a lot closer than anything else because I have close friends in Japan. Thankfully they are all safe but I'm donating and I even might join one of my Japanese friends by standing on the streets of Vancouver holding the LOVE JAPAN sign and asking for donations as many Japanese international students have been doing as of late.
My friend told me transportation should be up and running within the next week so if you have close friends in Japan don't hesitate you send them a package with some food and make sure you take care of the ones you love ^^
I'm glad Japan is starting to get back on its feet. They started fixing the Fukushima nuclear power station's reactor one. :yahoo: