Guys, I was just taking the piss (to use the British parlance). Please
think nothing more of it... I just thought the correlation between women an=
d
L-Mode was unfair to the women :)
To be frank, many Japanese marriages are "Hell-Mode," most of it due to men
working 18 hours a day, but that's another conversation that's totally off
topic.
Anyway, your point about the ad campaign for L-Mode is right, its pathetic.
If you asked me, I'd say they should be playing off of it for strictly
business purposes - as its tied to fax machines.
Anyway, why use it when you have a keitai?
Mark
On 5/14/03 11:19, "Juergen Specht" <js@nooper.com> wrote:
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>> Well, personally, I for one have nothing against Japanese women. God
>> guys, grow up. There are women on this list too, and this I pretty
>> insulting to them, don't you think?
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> Not sure if you talk about me** or Nick, but Nick's comment
> contains at least that much clich=E9s as the TV spots for
> L-mode.
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> I described the TV ad only to show who the real target group
> for L-mode is: housewifes. The whole service is very food
> and household oriented and contains a lot of cooking and recipe
> tips etc.
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> Basically I think that L-mode is redundant, because the
> target group "housewifes" also have Keitai (so have kids from
> early on).
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> To bring more clich=E9s into the mix, we tested Nooper with
> Japanese housewifes and they asked us if we can provide cooking
> recipe and household Noopies. Just yesterday we got this
> Noopie request again. It's popular, as cheap expired sushi
> are popular*.
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> Juergen
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> *) Sushi 'expire' in Japan after some hours. If you buy fresh
> sushi in a shop, they provide you with a sticker which gives
> you a timeframe of 3 hours to eat them.
> Every supermarket sells 'expired' sushi after 6pm or so
> for half the price. It's popular among students or everybody
> who has not much money and still more fresh than any sushi
> you can buy in Germany.
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> **)Google me and you will find out that I have nothing against
> Japanese women (or other nationalities) at all, but still
> I will not marry, because I think that's a 'ownership' concept
> from yesterday and I live today.
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