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cleo and Tamarama talk like they are President and Vice-President of the world. In reality, just…
Posted in: Confrontation
Unbelievable! They STILL make CDs?
Posted in: Remembering
just another pretty woman stuck in a girls body, shes also very vain for a Japanese…
Posted in: Meisa Kuroki cancels appearance at March 4 event for fans
Excuse me sir, but we need a few trillion more in loans. Yes, we promise to…
Posted in: Obama: Strong U.S.-China ties help rest of the world
If it is in Fukushima city then I would agree to it, as it is well…
Posted in: JFA plans to hold Under-20 Women's World Cup match in Fukushima
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Wow! I don't get it! If you have been to one of the many exotic pet shops in Tokyo you see hundreds of protected and endangered species for sale, including many Australian reptiles and marsupials. I guess this guy didn't slip the brown paper bag to the right authority.
Posted in: Restaurant operator held over stuffed panda trade in Tokyo
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I voted 'no' cos children's behavior can be influenced from many different sources. However, by contrast, children are still a product of their environment and 'usually' bad kids have bad parents. There are so many great parenting books available and yet, people still rely on what their mother or aunty tells them is the best way to bring up kids. One of my favorite books is, 'Toddler Taming' by Dr. Christopher Green. I read it many years ago and probably learned more about myself than kids.
In the case of property damage or compensation due to injury, it is usually the parents that end up footing the bill anyway, so regardless of the vote, parents are held responsible.
Posted in: Should parents be held responsible if their children commit crimes?
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An all too often scenario. Yeah, Japan is 'the safety country', but who is gonna save them from themselves? People! People! Watch your damn kids!!!
Posted in: Boy, 5, falls to death from 6th floor of Gunma apartment building
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Disillusioned
Why do they always put corn on a pizza?
Posted in: In general, what do you think of the quality of pizzas in Japan? And what do you think is the secret to making a great pizza?
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Crows, hmmm? Should their numbers be controlled? The crows in Tokyo are actually starting to evolve into their own sub-species. They are getting bigger and have adopted nocturnal feeding habits due to timing of the garbage being put out on the streets and the abundance of light in the city.
Posted in: Crowing
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Was just reading an article on Yahoo explaining how this action could put an end to Japan's whaling for ever. The Oz gov is gonna intervene and use this as a platform for their case against whaling. It seems Japan may have shot themselves in the foot with this action.
Posted in: Japan whaling authorities sue Sea Shepherd in U.S.
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Sadly, I see no alternative to dumping it into the ocean. Even if they do build more storage tanks they will still have to dump it eventually.
Posted in: TEPCO considers dumping more tainted water into sea
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Reading Japan's defense of their "uhum" research is nothing short of rhetorical double-Dutch! Although, I think they have a pretty good case against SS. However, the US judge/s will also look at Japan's loop-hole research and hopefully throw their case into the south ocean.
Posted in: Japan whaling authorities sue Sea Shepherd in U.S.
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Disillusioned
Me too! It should be the responsibility of the local councils to stop the feral invasions.
Posted in: Police oppose proposals to liberalize Japan's gun laws
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This year's 'must have' item!
Posted in: AKB48 New Year greeting cards go on sale
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I can't believe so many posts justifying this cos the kid, yeah a kid! Went into this loon's yard to get a ball. There is no justification for kicking a 9y/o kid in the face! It is a callous and brutal assault regardless of the kid being in his yard and this loon should be locked up!
Posted in: 49-year-old man kicks 9-year-old boy in face, breaking his nose
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What a hero! An eye for an eye, I reckon. They should get this guy to kneel down and let the kid return the favor, preferably with steel cappers on. 'king donkey's butt!!!
Posted in: 49-year-old man kicks 9-year-old boy in face, breaking his nose
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Disillusioned
Yeah, that's right! Except for the fact that they travel halfway across the globe to have their calves. That would make for a pretty long fence, wouldn't it?
Posted in: Japan using quake disaster budget for whaling aid
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Tis the season to be stabbed! Fa, la, la, la, la....la, la, la!
Dress me now in a knife proof skivvy! Fa, la, la, la, la....la, la, la!
Posted in: Two knife attacks against students on streets in Chiba, Ibaraki
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Oh, you poor boy! Just because other people are donkey's butts doesn't mean we all should be.
Posted in: Do you think that a man giving up his seat on a bus or train to a woman, holding a door open for her or holding her chair as she sits down are outmoded?
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Um, isn't it research?
I fail to see how spending relief funds and travelling to the other end of the world to 'hunt' whales will help anybody in N/E Japan. They are scraping the bottom of the barrel with this Japathetic excuse. Surely, the 30 million bucks they are spending would get most of the 100,000 people out of shelters and back into houses.
Posted in: Japan using quake disaster budget for whaling aid
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Ok, so the meltdown was 8 months ago. They have only just detected cesium in the formula. However, the article fails to state when this tainted formula was produced. If it was produced directly after the meltdown then there should be a relaxed response. However, if this stuff was produced recently the alarm bells should be clanging loudly. Firstly because it means that large amounts have already been consumed. Secondly because it means the fallout is still quiyye strong and spread over a large area.
Posted in: Traces of radioactive cesium found in Meiji baby formula
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Ah, yes! Safety Japan? It is a relatively safe place unless you run into one of the 30% of adults that are nuts!
Posted in: Osaka gov't worker arrested for stabbing newspaper delivery woman in back
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Sent my 20 bucks to SS last week. Let the games begin!
Posted in: Whaling fleet off to Antarctica with beefed up security measures
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But, the question remains, is this a new leak from one of the recent quakes or is it just a newly detected leak that has been pumping radioactive water into the ocean and the ground water for 8 months?
Posted in: TEPCO reveals new contaminated water leak at Fukushima plant