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Posted in: Hey Jude
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Posted in: TEPCO planned review of tsunami risk, but too late
@AmericanForeigner Aren't you contradicting yourself here when you say "I don't have much respect for Japanese…
Posted in: From carnivores to herbivores: how men are defined in Japan
That is sad, but a son would be happy to know his father cared enough to…
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MeanRingo
Love it. The old man flees the scene. And the gov't is worried about teaching morales to the kids.
Posted in: 81-yr-old man held after his car drags 72-yr-old woman to death in Fukuoka
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MeanRingo
So what happens to the whalers that were illegally taking whale meat for themselves and possibly selling it? I find the rules of law quite funny here. If I discovered someone had murdered another person for profit by stealing their mail, I would be arrested and the true criminal would be off scott free. Funny sad, of course.
Posted in: Greenpeace protests anti-whaling arrests
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MeanRingo
Likeitis... "She was so much cuter when she was younger. I think people see her the way they expected her to turn out rather than the way she did."
I've been wondering why Japan still follows this young lady and you answered my question perfectly. Thanks.
Posted in: Tabloids focus on Ai-chan's love life
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MeanRingo
RJD yer logic is flawed. These acts of protection are not going to take place in either the US or Japan. They are taking place in the Antactic. So if Japanese whalers are going to conduct their "research" then their vessels shall be at risk. Go Sea Sheppard. I'll be sending my cheque in support next week.
Posted in: Japan to arrest anti-whaling activists, newspaper reports
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MeanRingo
It has more personality than the last kid who made my okonomiyaki at Fugetsu.
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MeanRingo
"now she's going to be remembered for embracing piracy and terrorism on the high seas" only by the likes of killers like those in favour of whale hunting.
"They're targeting abundant species." Silly, silly killers. They are doing this for science though, right?
Posted in: Daryl Hannah makes splash with whale campaign
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MeanRingo
Prime job hunting time indeed TPOJ. From my understanding their prime job hunting time is during their final year of uni. Students completely abandon their schooling to go to interviews etc. So, while their parents are busy working their asses of to pay the tuition, the kids waste the year in hopes of finding a job that they will have for life. Worked in the past right? What an idiotic system. Things are going to change big time in Japan in the next decade and this system is going to be unable to handle it. Time to wait for the whole system to just fold in on itself.
Posted in: We'll notify companies that revoking employment offers to graduating students without proper reasons is illegal.
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MeanRingo
I'm drinking beer right now! Do I qualify as an adviser?
Posted in: Sapporo Beer's 'Image Girl' for 2009 chosen
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MeanRingo
Sarge said: A Brit friend of mine also agrees with this assessment.
So what, my Ugandan friend agrees with my assessment that Craig was the best. Who gives a crap what nationality they are?
Posted in: Which actor's portrayal of James Bond is the best?
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MeanRingo
I voted for Craig. He blew new life into the character. Made him a bad ass and much tougher than most of his preds. well done Bond.
Posted in: Which actor's portrayal of James Bond is the best?
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MeanRingo
What kind of Chikan-ary is this?
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MeanRingo
Pretty funny how he omits movies from that list.
Posted in: Today's society is full of virtual reality: television, video games, email, mobile phones and manga that saps children of their strength.
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MeanRingo
ha ha haaaa
Posted in: Is smoking pot harmless?
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MeanRingo
People should just ask a doctor and forget about whatever the gov't says on this issue. Of course they would say that pot is harmful. It damages your lungs when you inhale anything other than air. If you ask a doctor which is worse, cigs or dope, well, I can only imagine that dope would be less harmful. When I asked my own lungs which of the two they prefered, well the answer was clear. When I smoked cigs I would wheeze like an old car on its last few klicks. I've quit smoking now and only smoke joints. I feel a thousand times better. Cigarettes kill you. Pot leaves me feeling just fine. Why is it that the government supports and makes tonnes of money off of an addictive substance that has been proven to kill yet treats pot smokers worse than those who commit infanticide in Japan. Ludicrous and so are all of those standing in the way of its legalization. Open your eyes and go beyond the propaganda that has put you in blinders.
Posted in: Is smoking pot harmless?
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MeanRingo
Actually CMEANDU, the word "ghetto" has a longer history than that. The term for a poor area of a city is not the original use of the word. So, to say that someone is ignorant for mis-using the term, as theguy puts it, is ignorance itself. That of course is not to say memyselfandhim is not ignorant.
Posted in: 3-year old girl dies after abuse by mother's partner
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MeanRingo
Dude got mugged. I hope he recovers!
Posted in: Man unconscious in hospital after street attack in Sendai
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MeanRingo
techall... I found his wallet, and get this. There was a rolled up pinner of a leafy, cigarette-like substance inside. I turned this in to the local authority to see what would happen, but alas, nothing has so far.
Posted in: Actor Yuma Ishigaki arrested for assaulting police officer
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MeanRingo
I just think it is funny how this election and its aftermath have really shown the who's who of the US electorate. I had always assumed that the republican base were a bunch of gun totting red necks who were often more closely related than most nations deem acceptable. Now, after so many of the less extreme have jumped ship for a more secure vessel, it is obvious. I would be embarrassed to be linked to that party. Unfortunately, there are just way too many of these lunatics gunning for Obama. I'm afraid the Republicans still have a little more shame to bring out.
Posted in: Obama's election spurs hundreds of race threats, crimes
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MeanRingo
This is an incurable mess!
Posted in: Palestinian rockets fly deep into Israel
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MeanRingo
The passenger sounds a little whacko. Has anyone checked out his girlfriend to see if she's still breathing? I mean, the way kids today carry on when jilted by love these days is a little bit excessive. Call the girlfriend!
Posted in: Jilted man arrested after refusing to pay for 500-km taxi ride