Geijin-It Means Gay

David's journal is a bare bones accound of his life here in Japan. This guy lives in Narita City, all the way out by Narita Airport. he is an Aussie who obviously has not been in Japan all that long. He, as he notes in his profile, is an aspiring writer.

ewsflash chief, if you want to live in Japan and write you should know that it's spelled "gaijin" or 外人、which is short for "gaikokujin" or 外国人，which means person from another country. Not necessarily outsider. "Gai," means other; "koku," or 国、means country; and "jin," or 人，means person.

Get it together!

Maybe the Mets could use Shinjo after all... The gave up 19 runs to the Expos!! Mets Blow!! Mets Blow!! There go the Mets! (I remember that song from Z100 from way back when i was in 6th grade and the Mets were the worst team in baseball, man they sucked!)