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Humorous Posthumous Online Post Draws Donations in Japan

Tokyo, Oct. 26 (Jiji Press)--A 22-year-old Japanese man who suffered from a rare cancer died in October last year, leaving a social media post reading, "Guee, shindango," an internet slang expression used to make light of a shocking situation, to be published after his death. The post, combining "guee," a dramatic cry of shock or distress, and "shindango," a humorous way of saying "I'm dead...

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