kusai Jijii wrote:Fuck the semantics. I just wanna see the CUNTS burn.
Die NOVA Die!![]()
Cunts! Fuck...
Note to self: take valium and swig of happoshu.
Ahhhhh.
Ok. Now where were we?
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kusai Jijii wrote:Fuck the semantics. I just wanna see the CUNTS burn.
Die NOVA Die!![]()
Cunts! Fuck...
Note to self: take valium and swig of happoshu.
Ahhhhh.
Ok. Now where were we?
kusai Jijii wrote:A little birdie told me that Nova is now on 'life support', flatlining, and they are about to turn off the switch. Can anyone confirm or deny this?
(Rubbing hands, licking lips, fingers crossed):devil2:
FG Lurker wrote:If they are going to flatline I expect Oct 5th will be the day.
American Oyaji wrote:Why October 5th?
FG Lurker wrote:The teacher's union has been demanding wage payment, or at least an answer as to when outstanding wages will be paid. Last I heard NOVA put them off until Oct 5th. This is not an uncommon thing for a soon-to-be-bankrupt company to do, so..... If Jiji's information is correct then I would guess that the day will be Oct 5th, perhaps the 4th.
;)"Yeah, I've been always awkward toward women and have spent pathetic life so far but I could graduate from being a cherry boy by using geisha's pussy at last! Yeah!! And off course I have an account in Fuckedgaijin.com. Yeah!!!"
Iraira wrote:So whose up for some wagering on this? ...after October 5, it will be
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C) All NOVA teachers deported as act of vengence 50:1
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Catoneinutica wrote:Heh - looks like NoVa (that's "don't go")
FG Lurker wrote:http://www.snopes.com/business/misxlate/nova.asp
Catoneinutica wrote:Sparkzilla must be lighting cigars with ichi-man yen bills as I post this.
FG Lurker wrote:Maybe he won't have to steal bicycles anymore!
GomiGirl wrote:Good for them. I know lots of people hang shit on the <redacted> but they are certainly high profile survivors in a tough game.
Terrie Lloyd I am sure is going to take it onto good things.
oyajikun wrote:No news yet? I can hardly contain myself.
Catoneinutica wrote:BTW, Wikipedia says that JapanToday/Metropolis was sold to Terrie Lloyd's Japan Inc. Holdings (imaginative name there, Terr!) on Sept. 28, 2007!
Rearry?.. Wow. I used to make online infomercials for them.. I think they're behind SeekJapan, formerly known as Japanzine.. And also GaijinPot..Taro Toporific wrote:.. GPlus Media, the Tokyo-based Internet media company, announced that it has acquired 100% of JapanToday.com (http://www.japantoday.com)..
ttjereth wrote:The private run eikaiwa school my wife attends (I refuse to try and play teacher to my wife and she likes to go and practice English) has recently (within the past few weeks) gotten a bunch of new teachers, all Australian, think it's connected?
Taro Toporific wrote:Gee, I leave town for a few weeks of fun in the Real World(c), and the Land-of-Concrete(tm) crumbles!:-|
However, I don't think Terrie Turd bought JapanToday (although he may have helped broker the deal in some way)...While Japan Today was successful in terms of user numbers (two million page views/month), brand recognition and influence on public perception of Japan, despite our best efforts were not able to generate enough advertising from the site. We never really recovered sales momentum after the dot-com bust and after seven years trying we felt it would be better to move on, and let someone else give it a try...
Taro Toporific wrote:Yikes, this seems to be a total cashout...a Slice-n-Dice.![]()
Australia is offering consular assistance to its nationals who are working in Japan for the scandal-hit English-language school operator Nova Corp, Foreign Affairs Minister Alexander Downer said Friday. "We'll provide them with consular assistance if they need it," he said, adding, "If they get into real personal difficulties we'll obviously help them out." Some 1,300 Australians work for Nova and face the real possibility of losing their jobs while living in a very expensive country, he said. While Nova has not gone completely bust yet, Downer said he fears the company would "fall over." Some 4,000 foreign teachers are currently registered with Nova in Japan, with many coming from Australia and New Zealand.
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