1. "I might pay it back, but I'm not resigning" does not sound like the protestations of an innocent man.
2. You'd think a finance minister would be a bit better at hiding his kick-backs.
3. So, not only is he corrupt, he's also incompetent.
4. What is it with finance minsters (remember the last guy, Nakagawa the Drunk?)
5. Perhaps Our Man can help. His mother-in-law is a sprightly 67, she gets by on less than ¥60,000 (about 400 quid) a month. She could do the job (she knows how to budget).
6. Oh, sorry she couldn't. She has a thing about not associating with criminals.
5 comments:
Number six left me laughing out loud. Another nice post! :D
Thanks. Nice to hear from you. Shame you stopped writing your blog, it was good. Don't tell me you have gone and got yourself a life?
It's kind of like that. :D
BTW, I have an aunt living near Abiko, in a place called Kobayashi. Whenever Im in Japan and I visit her, I change train at Abiko.
Next time you are in this neck of the woods, drop us a line, the Mrs may give Our Man a hall pass to get some refreshments...
Oh that would be nice. Thanks.
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