Burger King Cologne

What could be better to attract your next flame than smelling like a broiled Whopper?

Although the Burger King cologne is currently being offered in Japan, this seemed way too hot a topic to let sizzle out.  Aren't Japanese people who wear "Flame Grilled" cologne (US $40.00) fearful of being hounded by hungry mutts?  Or what about, "Honey, you really need to spend less time at Burger King!" But it's my new "spicy" cologne!  I just picked it up this evening to get that desired "grilled beef-burger smell." Let's not give the NFL any gift ideas for tailgating parties...

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/offbeat/spicy-scent-of-a-burger-king-store-entices-cologne-buyers/ar-AAajd6f?ocid=mailsignout

Japan's "Grass-Eating Men" Dilemma

Decided to post another article related to Japan, this one in Slate deals with how many Japanese male youth are turned off by how preceding generations defined success through bigger, better, faster and more material possessions. They're called "grass-eating men" (soushoku danshi) (literally "grass-eating boys") because they'd rather spend their time gardening, playing video games, taking walks or engaged in more solitary acts to find solace rather than, say, strolling around department stores searching for the latest imported brand name products.

"Grass-eating men" are a product of the times. They don't know whether they'll have a job in a month so they're not prone to splurge to impress friends or the opposite sex. Their rejection of the decades-old keep-up-with-the-Suzukis behavior in Japan's capitalist society is considered a "dilemma."

What do you think?

Green Tea Coca-Cola To Debut in Japan

This article pertains to Japan and not Taiwan, but with "Beer Flavor Green Tea" for sale at convenience stores and supermarkets throughout the Republic of China (Taiwan), tea-flavored Coca Cola, if tested sucessfully in Japan, can't be too far off. Also, looking forward to trying some of that basil-flavored cola from Pepsi! The article appeared here.


Enjoy your life trying a wide variety of unique products in
the Republic of China (Taiwan), including Beer Flavor Green Tea!