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I like taking pictures of the trains... I take pictures from the platform though. So if…
Posted in: Bullet train service disrupted by train enthusiast taking photos
The girls are a tease? Are you kidding?! It DOESN'T MATTER if the girl is wearing…
Posted in: Teacher nabbed for using mirror to peek up girl's skirt
I'm a considerate smoker, but smoker hating douches deserve to get faces full of smoke If…
Posted in: Smoke-free laws lead to less smoking at home
Gas leak?
Posted in: 3 bodies found in Kumamoto house
How on Earth does a straight guy look that good at 39?? Deal with the devil?…
Posted in: Hey Jude
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I'd rather see a smart Muslim in the White House than a dumb Christian.
Posted in: Growing number of Americans incorrectly call Obama Muslim
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Beelzebub
I wonder if it includes a name that appears in Tom Dillon's hilarious book on foreigners' bloopers in Japanese, which introduced a missionary named the Reverend Gary Benke (pron. geri benki). LOL!
Posted in: The Biographical Dictionary of Notable Figures with Hilarious Names
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Beelzebub
Er, I think the Caanites built Jerusalem. They were evicted by the ancient Hebrews who were replaced by a dozen or so other subsequent conquerers (Babylonians, Romans Crusaders, etc.), all of whom destroyed and rebuilt the city in turns.
Posted in: Israel: No conditions for talks with Palestinians
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Beelzebub
Any religious facilities situated in proximity to Ground Zero should be non-denominational or even better, have none at all.
Posted in: Mosque talk another hurdle for Democrats
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Beelzebub
If there's one thing for certain, it's that Manhattan, home of monuments to egotism and greed like the Trump Tower, is a place where money rules. In a way, there's something deliciously ironic about how a Muslim community centre will be in place and running before any new buildings are completed at ground zero.
Posted in: Obama says Muslims have right to build mosque near ground zero
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Beelzebub
If he had a US green card, his passport definitely would have been valid at the time he applied for it.
Posted in: Stabbing spree suspect arrested at Atlanta airport
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Beelzebub
Sarge, you're confusing ideological indoctrination with reality. Afghanistan is inherently incapable of liberation in any form. They are determined to perpetuate their own suffering. It's only a question of whether that suffering will be imposed by outsiders or from within.
Posted in: War-crimes trial opens for youngest Gitmo inmate
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Beelzebub
The price is ¥ 2,205. You can find it on Amazon Japan (amazon.co.jp) by going to 和書 (Japanese books, even though it's bilingual) and typing in Japan Atlas.
Posted in: Japan Atlas A Bilingual Guide: 3rd Edition
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Beelzebub
Seeing as how the Japanese vernacular media would nitpick Obama's visit to death ('he shouldn't have purchased the floral offering from a ¥100 shop'), and that the Republicans in the U.S. would immediately accuse him of being another Neville Chamberlain, it would be an exercise in masochism to go there.
Posted in: Should U.S. President Barack Obama visit Hiroshima and Nagasaki when he comes to Japan in November?
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Beelzebub
Wasn't he the guy who told the judge during his trial, 'Your honour, I stole it fair and square!'?
Posted in: Dan Rostenkowski, congressman sent to prison, dies
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Beelzebub
Highways in the western U.S. are often beset by vicious side-winds and a light bus like the one that crashed would be vulnerable. Can't be ruled out yet as a cause.
Posted in: Bus driver under investigation for fatal crash in Utah
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Beelzebub
Prior to a trial in Japan, both prosecuting and defence attorneys must submit documents to the court outlining how they will proceed with their arguments. I don't think they can be accessed by the general public, but a court reporter at the kisha club can probably arrange to get a peek at them.
Posted in: Lindsay Hawker's accused killer appears determined to fight murder charge
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Beelzebub
Flying brings out the worst in people and the added hassles post-9/11 made the situation nightmarish on the ground as well. It's a good thing the Civil Aeronautics Board makes it hard to carry pointed metal objects on board, or carnage would result.
Posted in: JetBlue flight attendant's grand exit draws charges, fans
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Beelzebub
Bizarro, he almost certainly did. I think he is referring to his the hordes of reporters and curiosity seekers who flooded the neighborhood in the wake of the crime, wishing to keep his name out of it.
Posted in: Lindsay Hawker's accused killer appears determined to fight murder charge
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Beelzebub
Believe me, it could have been much worse. I got married in the Year of the Swine.
Posted in: Alpine wedding
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Beelzebub
Everything I hear these days is about how Vietnam has become a horribly corrupt place, and I suspect their motive in forming of business or military alliances with anyone is to bleed them dry with demands for baksheesh.
Posted in: U.S. Navy warship docks in Vietnam
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Beelzebub
This post has got to be a put on. There are probably fewer than 50,000 Apaches left in the world, spread out all over the US Southwest. Come one, who are you really?
Posted in: Apaches on the warpath in Tochigi
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Beelzebub
His visit should not be used as ammunition by right-wingers against the Democrats in the mid-term elections, so if Obama visits one or both cities after the elections, it probably won't be a problem.
Posted in: Should U.S. President Barack Obama visit Hiroshima and Nagasaki when he comes to Japan in November?
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Beelzebub
New York drivers are friendly when you give them a fist bump.
Posted in: London taxis ranked world's best; Tokyo 3rd
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Beelzebub
Ahem! If they are in Afghanistan, I'd argue that they're already in hell.
Posted in: 6 Americans on medical team killed in Afghanistan