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Is true about Japan. They are a very law-abiding, clean, peaceful culture. A dear friend, ok it was one of my kids, was there a couple of years ago, major large city...no litter or trash anywhere on the streets.
I've heard that Germany used to be that way but not anymore.Is true about Japan. They are a very law-abiding, clean, peaceful culture. A dear friend, ok it was one of my kids, was there a couple of years ago, major large city...no litter or trash anywhere on the streets.
I concur. I've been there several times. Very law abiding and clean.Is true about Japan. They are a very law-abiding, clean, peaceful culture. A dear friend, ok it was one of my kids, was there a couple of years ago, major large city...no litter or trash anywhere on the streets.
...Some of it, don't ya just wanna reach into the screen and slap somebody?
Is true about Japan. They are a very law-abiding, clean, peaceful culture. A dear friend, ok it was one of my kids, was there a couple of years ago, major large city...no litter or trash anywhere on the streets.
I concur. I've been there several times. Very law abiding and clean.
On the clean side, consider this: Their schools don't have janitors. They expect the children to clean up the school. Even in elementary school, a major part of the curriculum is making their own group lunches, and then cleaning up afterward, to the point of scrubbing the floors on their knees. American students would sue for unusual punishment if they were required to do that, but for Japanese students it is a point of honor.
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome.There is a movie, which I remember little of. I do remember one scene where there is a junker car. The trunk of the car is the entrance to an underground something. Maybe an underground home, maybe a bunker. I can see the actor's face, but cannot tell you who he is. He is an older man, probably in his 60's or 70's now. Does anyone have any idea what this movie is? The thing about the trunk of the car being an entrance to a place where you could go, intrigued me. I have always thought about how you could have a place to jump into and it would be hard to find you there. The trunk MAY have had a slide to go down to get into the place in the ground. Anyone?
Thank you! I will have to watch that again. I remember other scenes from that movie, but didn't connect it to this scene.Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome.
Thank you! I will have to watch that again. I remember other scenes from that movie, but didn't connect it to this scene.
My daughter used to watch the same movies over and over, seeing some of them dozens of times starting when she was around 4. She would get a new movie and watch it every day for a full month, when I got paid and would buy her a new movie. I have noticed that when I watch a movie a few times, I see things that I totally missed the first time. I think that is what I need to do with Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome.
What else would be an interesting entrance to an underground dwelling that would not necessarily be easily identified?
Yes, an old fridge. Or an old freezer. They often have locks on them.Old fridge. They also make good gun safes. Old fridge in the garage.
Thank you. I really have to watch it again.The trunk led to the bunker of the squirrely helicopter guy and his kid.
I was surprised at how little crime there seemed to be in Japan as this situation in any major city in America would quickly descend into violence that never really seemed to materialize there.
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