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In jail will he look up yakuza criminal pants too?
Posted in: Teacher nabbed for using mirror to peek up girl's skirt
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Posted in: Fashion models organize to fend off abuses
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MeanRingo
I'm surprised they didn't shoot the tv when they first saw it. tehe. Cops are stupid everywhere. Reminds me of that Sarah Silverman quip:
Woman gets pulled over by a cop.
Officer: Do you know why I stopped you today?
SS: Because you got straight C's in highschool?
Posted in: Brazen burglar grabs TV while police in house in Florida
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MeanRingo
It strikes me that Japan has always been a great place to perpetrate a crime. You could truly sell ice cubes to these Eskimos because the people by and large just accept everything at face value. A nation this gullible deserves to get scammed. I think they are just lucky that the language barrier keeps a lot of the snake oil salesmen out. If Japanese were as prominent around the world as English, the nation's coffers would have never been built and then drained as they have been. They probably would have sold the archipelago for a bag of beans following WWII, because the beans would have been "magic beans". Hmmmm... magic beans.
Posted in: Japanese society going over to the 'Dark Side'
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MeanRingo
Thank gods that gambling is illegal in Japan or we would see a lot more of this type of thing.
Posted in: Baby boy dies in locked car while mother plays pachinko in Akita
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MeanRingo
Why is Osaka over-represented in the nutter dept these days. Where are you Saitama?
Posted in: 11-year-old girl slashed by man on bike in Osaka
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MeanRingo
Nuts that is hysterical. I don't know why more people don't try it.
Posted in: Drunk cop arrested after fleeing scene of car accident in Fukuoka
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MeanRingo
Kally has the mentality. I'm sure you and the son could go bowling and have a great time talking about parenting. I too would like to punch this little sh!t in the mouth.
Posted in: 16-year-old Osaka boy stabs father after argument over driving car
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MeanRingo
Such needy men in Japan. It all too often seems that they need their girlfriend, lover, momma or their agent to take care of them. Ridiculous. Man up Japan. Learn to take care of your own emotional and physical needs like the ladies seem to be doing, however slowly.
Posted in: Man arrested for attempted murder after car chase and strangling ex-girlfriend in Chiba
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MeanRingo
This must be incredible publicity for a movie about racial profiling. Go USA! Ha Haaaaa!
Posted in: Bollywood star's detention at U.S. airport prompts outrage in India
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MeanRingo
Check the registration popo... that's what yer best at.
Posted in: 2 sought after throwing bicycle onto tracks in front of oncoming train
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MeanRingo
Except for the children of course...
Posted in: Robots have a long and friendly history in Japan, and humanoid robots are considered to be living things and even desirable members of families.
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MeanRingo
We must have experienced different Japans. Never seen a robot in anyone's home that was considered a living thing. Never really seen any robots in Japanese families.
Posted in: Robots have a long and friendly history in Japan, and humanoid robots are considered to be living things and even desirable members of families.
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MeanRingo
For all you nay sayers... try replacing the word "drugs" with "alcohol" and you sound like a bible thumper of the 20s. Get off your high horses and look at the problems criminalizing substances creates.
Let's try it: Smartacus wrote: But if ALCOHOL were legal, how would (IT) be distributed? Would there be neighborhood distribution points, where "customers" would drop by as they might for a (SODA) after work at the local ? What ALCOHOL would be sold there? What would be the hours of business? I can't imagine too many neighborhoods welcoming such establishments.
Had to add a few other changes there but my point remains. And AK, it is the criminalization that creates drug lords and cartels. When it is a legal substance we call those drug lords and cartels the government. Have some respect!
It is thinking like many of the above that has created the problem.
Posted in: How do you feel about legalizing some drugs? What are the pros and cons?
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MeanRingo
While this guy is an idiot, I agree with ThonTaddeo. It wasn't his fault she was given an extended sentence. It's the Junta's fault. Bunch of freaks. America needs to go in full force and change that regime, as they've been so good at recently. Free Burma Now!
Posted in: American man departs Myanmar after release from jail
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MeanRingo
No Dart Throwing Allowed.
Posted in: Mystery sign
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MeanRingo
Jebus that is crazy. You can't walk around a neighbourhood at 5 pm anymore? Stupid cops should just leave him (an anyone walking around neighbourhoods looking at houses at 5pm) alone.
Posted in: You're Bob Dylan? NJ police want to see some ID
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MeanRingo
Like the Breus Blothels!
Posted in: Drunk man arrested after stealing police car in Hokkaido
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MeanRingo
Cons... nice smithy.
I just hope he had cable TV. No point killing over what's on the regular channels you get. Just senseless.
Posted in: 49-year-old Okinawa man kills mother for hiding TV remote control
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MeanRingo
I wonder if the cops chocked this one up as a job well done. The DID catch a drunk driver... even if he was in one of their own cars.
Posted in: Drunk man arrested after stealing police car in Hokkaido
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MeanRingo
One, with pornography in the state that it's in in Japan, I'm surprised they didn't believe the explanation that it was a movie.
Two, does anyone know if Japan has a sex offender list that gets published in the community every now and again so that people know where people on the list may live? If not, they need one. I imagine he would have only gotten a few weeks to a year or two if he had only been caught confining her. I for one would like to know where the sex offenders in my community live so I could make sure I keep far away. Mind you, a list of sex offenders in Japan would look more like a phone book than anything else.
Posted in: Man held for attempted murder of policeman after detention for confining girl expires
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MeanRingo
Hmmmmm... retirees trolling dating websites. I'm out.
Posted in: Many retirees develop dependence on gambling or dating websites, not just alcohol.