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In article <DAVE.92Sep13041713@appi.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp> dave@appi.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp (David Wuertele) writes:
  >>It used to get me that there were only three representatives of the USA on
  >>Japanese TV.  How representative can two Mormons and a Hollywood drop-out
  >>be?  Now I just feel sorry for them.  They're typecast into the Japanese
  >>media's Gajin Pigeonholes.  They're Japan's Pet Gaijin.  Actors and
  >>singers have their talent keeping the limelight trained on them, but Kent
  >>Kent and Dave have only the fact that they're Gaijin.

IMO, Mormons played a big role in Japanese GAIJIN history. They were famous
for asking people on streets "Anataha Kami wo Shinjimasuka?" (Do you believe in
God?). And this phrase was most often used when Japanese comedian try to
imitate weird Japanese spoken by foreigners.	Next proof: I was grown up
in middle-size town in South Kyushu area. Among not so many foreigners there,
most well-known GAIJIN were two Mormon young men.

As for Dave Spector, I must say I love his terrible jokes.
I think he is intelligent.


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