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@JeffM you really look good on your best-of. that's why they're best-of IMO you have already the attacking shots (FH / BH drive + opening loop, finishing FH) for the next 200-300 points of ranking. So if I were you i would not worry about those shots anymore, and focus in priority on what we...

if the children are always at risk of going to sole custody of the mom, who can freely divorce after a couple years of marriage because she's bored or finds better away, there would no more point to care of children for men. Raising young children and getting attached to them would be a very bad...

i won’t make predictions about how long it will take to resolve their disputes but I’m ready to take the bet that like mentioned earlier that Fukuhara business will go down downhill from here and she’ll lose her WTT job and we won’t see her on Japanese TV except in the news until this is all...

The moral of the whole story is that once again we can link pips usage to mental illness

after 7 pages of this thread, i think we now all agree

Yes I’ve seen around me too many Japanese women abusing their men… Ai Chan is just another one of them. Many children know the truth when they grow up and then only fathers get their revenge when children turn against their mom then. But all this is just fucking them up...

In practice, Japanese divorce less than in the US or Europe. One reason is that divorce is socially shunned. Another is the lack of alimony payments and of course another is father who still want to see their children. This last point only delay divorces…

It’s not complicated. In matters of divorce the applicable law is the law where the family was living. Even if you’re 2 US nationals living in London, and divorcing in London then the UK law would be applicable.

There are always special cases where the father gets custody. It is well known for example that former prime minister Junichiro Koizumi raised his son after his divorce. I don’t know how it happened. So it’s not « written » in the law that mom has custody. It’s just what happens. The reason...

It’s very easy to understand Carl if you had interest at what’s going on in Japan. Japan is not the US nor a European country. People behave differently and have different priors. Law is different . Ai just thinks like 90% of Japanese women that in such circumstances fathers don’t have any...

Unfortunately in Japan, the other parent doesn't even have visitation rights. Please learn the case of Vincent Fichot for example who went on hunger strike during the Olympics. His Japanese wife took his children and he hasn't seen them for years. Ai did what she did, because like many...

If he really is in debt it’s perhaps better not to attend

Of course Ai thinks she is the victim. First she is the mother. Second, had Chiang and she lived in Japan she would have won the sole custody. But they lived in Taiwan and the Taiwanese law is the applicable law. That’s basically what the Japanese court convened else Fukuhara would have had...

who would have he coached according to the rumor ?

the problem is alas it will be difficult to enforce any court decision, and there are appeals etc... it could take years before justice "is done" and by then, the son will have grown up without his father. its really sad

Ai-Chan can still be seen on TV sometimes, like last WTTC but for sure she's much less seen than if there were not all these scandals. I can't remember when was the last time I saw her for a commercial. Her image has been affected for sure.

that's a question I would never dare to ask him... IMO he wasn't in just because he wasn't good enough... Kishikawa, Mizutani, Yoshimura, Niwa, Matsudaira were all better than him. And probably a few others as well, look at his results. I don't think he was "expelled". He still seemed to be...

Imagine in 35 years we have Chen Meng from Monaco contesting Sun Yingsha from Luxembourg in WTT Feeder events finals

yeh sorry, i just replaced it by this one because i forgot to include a small scene, and i added also a Mario jingle at the beginning

TV Tokyo has this 60-seconds rally challenge and we took it