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FROM THE START:
The Quarter-Japanese Kid hits up the homeland

Tokyo Silence

I'm Oriented

Tilting Towards Kumamoto

Fish Heads and Public Nudity

Halfie the Half-blood falls off his bike

And furthermore: Halfie the Half-blood Breaks a Chair

I Don't Know if I Like Pippi Longstalkings

Tanboy Eats Fish Eyeball

Japanese Communists are Cuddly

Test Your Halfblood Knowledge!

I Scare Small Children

It Was Like a Cuteworld Abby Road

Today's Post Contains Bees. And Profanity.

Typhoons Will Not Stop Me

The Sun Also Sets

Quick Note: Saleem is Not Dead

CORRECTION: Typhoons Scare Me. Lots.

Watch the Tan Kid Blush

Call for Entries: Name My Kids

The Youth Are Quick and True

Open Letter: To the Breaker at City Hall

Halfie Gets a Verbal Sucker Punch

The Kumamoto Drunken Horse Fest

Japanese Houses Hate Halfie's Head

How to Start Your Japanese Rock Band

Halfie's Personal Dignity on Decline

Japanese Sports Day: I Train Young Warriors

Theory: Three Strange Occurences Per Hour

How to Win an iPod While Dressed as a Typhoon

Winnie the (drunken) Pooh

The Earth Quakes

Collecting Japanese Salmon Sperm

Illiterate at 26

Japan's Children Ignore Homeboy's Toothless Face

Japanese Genius Boy Answers Your Question

Our Students Have Respect . For Nelly.

The Young Boxers

Dear 27% of America (Kid Ethnic Registers)

Please Do Not Attempt to Step to My Japanese Rock Band

A Brief Photographic Examination of the Depth With Which Our Family Rolls · 25 January 08

The Family That Runs Bombay

Conclusion: Rather deep indeed.

Yes, this is just the immediate family and some of the first cousins and aunts and uncles. Unfortunately, not everyone could make it.

Most of these folks live in or around Bhendi Bazaar (**) in Mumbai, with others in the greater Mumbai area, three in America, and one in China.

And me, who’s now back in Japan. But expect a ton of Indian photos on the this weekend and, starting next week, a flurry of Indian stories on kidethnic.com . Get hype.

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(sometimes spelled ‘Bhindi Bazaar’, the name means ‘Okra Market’).

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  1. Which of these guys is the “Worn a Sweater Only Once” kind?


    — jason    105 days ago    #

  2. Wow, and my friends think I have a large family. Fools.


    — Mel    105 days ago    #

  3. Where is crazy aunti Lupna?


    — kevin    103 days ago    #

  4. Good question, kevin.

    Answer: Probably watching Friends reruns.


    — saleem    103 days ago    #

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