No, good English skills aren’t really common in Japan despite people learning it in school for many years.  

Lol, look at this guy

where I hunt the most dangerous game of all

Wow, I completely forgot Thomas played anywhere other than Chicago.

BABIP shouldn’t matter when discussing these sorts of awards, I think.  

So, mid 20s?

I think american servers generally do check on tables way, way too often.  No need to stop by every 5 minutes or so, I want to talk with my friends/enjoy my meal in peace/whatever.  It’s not worth making a stink over, but it’s definitely a thing.  

The Cult are more of an 80s band, though.

I thought Blind Melon was a joke, but then I saw them open for someone else and they actually kicked a fair amount of ass.

Unfortunately “idiot former CEO of a national pizza chain” doesn’t narrow it down to just one.

They fund raise off everything. Mass shooting? Fund raising. Black man elected president? Fund raising.

Im pretty sure I couldn't.  I hope this poor man can find the strength.

That's what YOU get out of this blog, but not everyone is you.  I like a mix of subjects, personally.  Apparently a lot of people do, hence the increase in number of posts that aren't simply life hacks.

People have a lot of emotional capital invested in feeling they are right in their beliefs.

Golly, I don't remember anyone forcing you to click on this post, let alone comment on it.

Its going to have massive impacts all over the world.  It's not just a UK/ EU issue, tons of trade with other countries is affected.

I’ve been bumped from approved to grey here and have no idea why. Still approved on like 4 other sites so IDK why I got unapproved here.

Take them out immediately after wash, give them a good snap or two (holding from the shoulder area) and hang to dry. No wrinkles.

Anecdotal for sure, but I would bet that less than 5% of people in Japan have ever heard of Oprah, and it’s actually probably closer to 1%.  I would imagine that’s probably the same in most of Asia, too.  

Also, Fukushima is big. The prefecture is larger than the state of New Jersey. There will be Olympic events played in Fukushima, but the actual venue, the Fukushima Azuma Baseball Stadium, is almost 100 kilometers away from the nuclear reactor that melted down in an area that was never evacuated.