I’m going ‘F’ just cause of the way his arms & hands are positioned.

I too hope this is a joke. It would be a surprising coincidence if such a quality (non-cellphone, by appearances) photo just happened to catch a dead man (not impossible of course). If it is not a joke, it is very sick.

strange! but I would say F. altho it’s a bit strange a dead man would possibily sit there. If a body dies all muscles lose strength so a body would drop with the nearest shock or bump. While sleeping you subconsiously feel when your body moves or is about to drop so you resist that.

Or at least that my vision on this matter.

It’s a pretty funny blog. I bookmarked it for that reason. I liked his post about Koizumi’s hair defecting to North Korea.

You’re right, the Englishman’s tasteless attempt at humor shouldn’t be taken so seriously. (Besides, the answer is probably going to be something lame like “All of them”). So here are some more fun suggestions for the Englishman to put on his blog:

1.) Show several pictures of children in locked cars. Try to guess which child will die an agonizing death while his parents are off playing pachinko. Har, har!
2.) Look at different photos of school kids walking home alone, obviously dejected. Pick which kid you think will commit suicide that evening because they can’t stand the bullying any longer. Yuck, yuck!
3.) Have a series of pics of black-and-blue foreign bar hostesses with their eyes closed. The trick is to identify which woman was beaten, raped and then murdered by her customer. Hee, hee!

What’s the point of having social problems if you can’t take the piss out of them from time to time, eh?

Damn. . . How do you people unpucker at the end of each day?

The bypass operation went well, thanks. Wish I could say the same for shunter123’s lasik eye surgery. It seems he/she was unable to see the word “karoshi” in the title of this post. Either that, or they are not familiar with the word. While shunter123 is looking up “karoshi” in the dictionary, they might want to wander over to the “S” section and see what it says under the entry for “sarcasm”.

I don’t know how many times over the years I’ve read of some poor sod who passes away on a train, and then ends traveling around for hours before he is noticed. I tell ya, it never fails to elicit a chuckle! Classic comedy is timeless! As Homer Simpson once said, “It’s funny ’cause I don’t know the guy!”.

I don’t know how I made that mistake. Hmm, I read the post on…Japundit. I commented on the post on… Japundit. I read the reactions of others on…wait for it…Japundit. Everything I’m doing this moment is taking place on…Japun…you get the picture.

You’re absolutely right, the word “karoshi” isn’t mentioned on the Englishman’s blog. Which could be why in my previous comment I didn’t refer to the Englishman’s blog, but instead pointed to the title as it appeared on a website called…never mind. The blog that belongs to a citizen of a nation that is part of the United Kingdom but whom is currently residing in Japan’s third-largest city in terms of population may not have linked the word “karoshi” with the photograph taken on the subway train, but someone who contributes to a person who gives opinions in an authoritative manner on the subject of Japan through the medium of the internet’s internet si…well, somebody drew a connection between the two, and that’s what was commented on in the commen…ok, enough of that.

It was one of the Englishman’s more pedestrian efforts. If we were talking about an album instead of a website, it would be one of the filler tracks. Either “Chlorophyll cleansing” or “Squeezing it in” would be my choice for the first single.