Random Nihonjin Pics - Part 3

[American Oyaji]

Hmm. She might be old, but she's a cutie.

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

Hmm. She might be old, but she's a cutie.

And she's not stark, raving bonkers....

[Tsuru]

Hmm. She might be old, but she's a cutie.

The one on the right or the one on the left?

[Iraira]

Not really sure if she is Japanese, but imaging systems porn is my new thing.


Couresty of http://www.eizo.com/global/

[Marked Trail]

COUNTRY MUSIC NEVER LOOKED SO GOOD

Via Albert's Eye

[Bucky]

[Takechanpoo]

Ad of anticonvulsant

[Yokohammer]

Ad of anticonvulsant

Hmm ... Tegretol. Not recommended for Asians, apparently:

SERIOUS AND SOMETIMES FATAL DERMATOLOGIC REACTIONS, INCLUDING TOXIC EPIDERMAL NECROLYSIS (TEN) AND STEVENS-JOHNSON SYNDROME (SJS), HAVE BEEN REPORTED DURING TREATMENT WITH TEGRETOL. THESE REACTIONS ARE ESTIMATED TO OCCUR IN 1 TO 6 PER 10,000 NEW USERS IN COUNTRIES WITH MAINLY CAUCASIAN POPULATIONS, BUT THE RISK IN SOME ASIAN COUNTRIES IS ESTIMATED TO BE ABOUT 10 TIMES HIGHER. STUDIES IN PATIENTS OF CHINESE ANCESTRY HAVE FOUND A STRONG ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE RISK OF DEVELOPING SJS/TEN AND THE PRESENCE OF HLA-B*1502, AN INHERITED ALLELIC VARIANT OF THE HLA-B GENE. HLA-B*1502 IS FOUND ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY IN PATIENTS WITH ANCESTRY ACROSS BROAD AREAS OF ASIA. PATIENTS WITH ANCESTRY IN GENETICALLY AT-RISK POPULATIONS SHOULD BE SCREENED FOR THE PRESENCE OF HLA-B*1502 PRIOR TO INITIATING TREATMENT WITH TEGRETOL. PATIENTS TESTING POSITIVE FOR THE ALLELE SHOULD NOT BE TREATED WITH TEGRETOL UNLESS THE BENEFIT CLEARLY OUTWEIGHS THE RISK

The guy in the picture apparently ignored the warning and appears to be suffering from a very serious dermatological side effect that is so serious it's affecting his suit as well. This drug has also been found to result in poor taste in advertising.

[Marked Trail]

Shhhh, ripped off from...

[Marked Trail]

Hiroshi Hirakawa, The blue world...

...

[Christoff]

Hmm ... Tegretol. Not recommended for Asians, apparently:


The guy in the picture apparently ignored the warning and appears to be suffering from a very serious dermatological side effect that is so serious it's affecting his suit as well. This drug has also been found to result in poor taste in advertising.

I love me some SJS, when I worked for Pfizer we had an NSAIDS (bextra) that worked no better than advil but cost $20 a pill. Stevens Johnson is really quite something, it is like microwaving your flesh form the inside out.

[2triky]

Shhhh, ripped off from...

Great photo. Good add, man.

[Marked Trail]

So bored in Daikonyama..
[color="White"].[/color] Big dick stick in Daikonyama..

[Doctor Stop]

Ad of anticonvulsant

An ad of an antidepressant, possibly by the same X-Acto knife-loving graphic designer. Deep down he always wanted to be a surgeon but he could never get his scalpel hand steady enough.

[Bucky]

Because dropping a heavy tool or even a bolt from a high structure in a busy urban area could pose a serious danger to people below, the builder of the now nearly 400-meter-high Tokyo Sky Tree in Sumida Ward, Tokyo, is taking extraordinary precautions.
Tokyo Sky Tree, which will reach 634 meters when completed, is now 398 meters high and likely to surpass 400 meters by the end of July. In constructing the world's highest self-standing radio wave transmission tower, workers are doing their jobs at unprecedented heights.
The tower is being built near Narihirabashi Station on the Tobu Isezaki Line in a residential area where the station platform, rails and houses are concentrated.
Below the tower, trains come and go, and nearby residents walk on roads.
The biggest difference between the construction of Tokyo Sky Tree and that of other skyscrapers, such as the 296-meter-tall Yokohama Landmark Tower, is the environment surrounding the structures.
This has led Obayashi Corp., the main contractor for Tokyo Sky Tree, to introduce unprecedented safety measures in the tower's construction.
For example, the general contractor decided to build the huge steel frame scaffolding for the tower on the ground before lifting it into place with cranes, instead of building the scaffolding on the tower.
This reduces the risk of workers dropping tools while building the scaffolding high up on the tower.
In addition, tarps are placed to protect the workers from winds and block the sometimes dizzying view of the ground far below.
Two safety lines are attached to each worker. Even if workers detach one rope to move from one scaffold to another, the other remains in place. Tools and even ball-point pens are tied with cords to workers' belts. In addition, approximately 100-meter-long protective steel panels are set up over the railway just beneath the tower.
Thanks to those efforts, no workers have fallen and no tools have dropped since the start of the construction in July 2008.

article from here

more pix here

[Greji]

"Because dropping a heavy tool or even a bolt from a high structure in a busy urban area could pose a serious danger to people below, the builder of the now nearly 400-meter-high Tokyo Sky Tree in Sumida Ward, Tokyo, is taking extraordinary precautions."

Which is extremely appreciated since it is very close to my office door and it pisses me off to no end to have to take incoming on my way in and out of the shop.....

[Samurai_Jerk]

Which is extremely appreciated since it is very close to my office door and it pisses me off to no end to have to take incoming on my way in and out of the shop.....

Isn't that thing a monument to your exploits in Japan?

Anyway, I thought your office was in Roppongi.

[American Oyaji]

Isn't that thing a monument to your exploits in Japan?

Anyway, I thought your office was in Roppongi.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Samurai_Jerk again.

[Greji]

Isn't that thing a monument to your exploits in Japan?

Anyway, I thought your office was in Roppongi.

Not anymore. Got transferred to Komagata. The only monument that I still have that I am aware of, is a personalized Guinness World Records Plaque in the lobby of the STS Clinic at Katayama Kosaten in Roppongi...

[Iraira]

Not anymore. Got transferred to Komagata. The only monument that I still have that I am aware of, is a personalized Guinness World Records Plaque in the lobby of the STD Clinic at Katayama Kosaten in Roppongi...

fixed that typo for you......

[Greji]

fixed that typo for you......

Right kind of you mate~

[Bucky]

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

Story of my fucking life...no Diet Pepsi

[Samurai_Jerk]

Not anymore. Got transferred to Komagata.

Shit, then you and I be neighbors. We gotta get SDH over to our side of town for some shitamachi ghetto drinkin'. The first round of Hoppy's at Tonpei is on me.

[FG Lurker]

fixed that typo for you......

Funny thing is, that's how I read it the first time anyway.

[Screwed-down Hairdo]

Shit, then you and I be neighbors. We gotta get SDH over to our side of town for some shitamachi ghetto drinkin'. The first round of Hoppy's at Tonpei is on me.

I'm in Ginza now...high class now, but not far from shitamachi. Up for a drink anytime.

[Marked Trail]

via

[Samurai_Jerk]

via

I feel the lack of state-of-the-art dentistry in Japan.

[Yokohammer]

I feel the lack of state-of-the-art dentistry in Japan.

I feel a lack of good judgement in choosing a hair coloring product.
The ears are OK though.

[Greji]

I feel a lack of good judgement in choosing a hair coloring product.
The ears are OK though.

The better brand of ears to get a pistol grip on. But, it is also nice to note that she seems to be aware of the fg 4F project.....