@Dim67

1960 called, they want their ideology back.

Perhaps you'd prefer if they would just remain barefoot and in the kitchen?

"Leela took some weight…"

With only one eye, it's probably harder to judge portion size.

If you are shallow enough, vain enough, or stupid enough to buy into the whole social networking concept, you ARE the "sucker" PT Barnum was talking about, and deserve whatever scams fall upon you.

That video needs some cool background music.

Guess it's a bit late for the "5 second rule".

As one of the existing 6 billion plus tenants of the planet, let me speak for the rest and say: "would you please scrunch over".

Yes, with a brain on the same scale as a gnat, lets all waste our time and energy worrying about the poor old goldfish (watching a couple of herons spear fish dozens of trout fingerling's out my pond as I write this - doesn't really put my knickers in a knot over the loss or how much if any it traumatizes the fish - it's called nature).

Sounds like the states (except for 1-3, 7, and the last one).

@biltmore

Aging/Declining Population.
More Japanese studying abroad.
More Japanese staying abroad.
Lack of innovation.
Declining confidence in their government.
Government corruption/lack of management skills.
Rising Child Abuse/Child Porn.
Huge quantities of racism/discrimination.
Falling Consumer Confidence.
Organized Crime gaining more power.

And for further proof - tentacle porn and Pan-kun's rise to fame.

They mothers must be sooooo proud.

Hard to believe Japan is in a downward spiral with talent like that.

I remember when that (i.e. astronaut) used to be a cool job.

Darwin shrugs, note to self, next time aim better.

Except for the errant campfire, those robots don't look like they have the water capacity to make much of a difference (compared to a water bomber that drops 52000 liters at one time).

"I usually sit on my buttocks…you’d be amazed how well suited it is for sitting upon."

Yes, but do other people get to use them as well?

I invented a even MORE portable chair - it's called:

"the ground".

And it goes where ever I travel.