Vesperto's past comments

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  VespertoOct. 25, 2012 - 04:03PM JST

  It most of the so-called civilized world only a dimwitted mentally-challenged fool would vote Republican, but, it's the States, where the nucular chimp got reelected.

  Obama's the least worst US president of the last decade(s), if you're not gonna vote Nader or similar then please do reelect Obama, at least he seems to know there's a world outside of the US borders.

  This has been my flaming rant of the year. Bite away, Jack. :)

  Posted in: Obama chides Romney over Republican's rape comment

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  VespertoOct. 25, 2012 - 03:56PM JST

  Weird indeed.

  How old is the winner?

  Why would someone pay, so much, for inexperienced sex, with a butterface... is beyond me.

  She's an adult, it's her body, she's mentally sane, not hurting others... so i don't care. And yes, sex for money is prostitution in a lot of countries - so in which country will the actual sale take place? Maybe a US state?

  Posted in: Brazilian student auctions virginity online to Japanese man for $780,000

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  VespertoOct. 12, 2012 - 03:25PM JST

  China's becoming way too powerful, especially economically, for the US to mess with.

  Posted in: Japan sees U.S. as deterrent to China in islands dispute

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  VespertoOct. 12, 2012 - 03:21PM JST

  So the problem might also be caused by people spending too much of their time logged on to SNSs or in the virtual world, to the point that they disregard their real lives.

  May be? People have died of extensive videogame playing, it's already happening and it'll only get worse. Eventually humanity's social skills will drop to zero and we'll all breed in-vitro 'cos we won't even know of any other alternative that's comfortable.

  Posted in: People who live in 'gomi yashiki' shouldn't stow bones

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  VespertoOct. 09, 2012 - 12:02PM JST

  One week was not enough :( 1, 4 and 8 i agree with. They're also polite: first day we arrived a business type stopped and gave directions to the two foreigners who were looking at a map; the last night 3 office workers who had missed the last train showed us a nice bar, we left at 6am and that was my last hangover. Tokyo seemed clean enough, that impressed me as well. And quiet, mostly, much more quiet than i'd expected. As for the other points i dunno.

  On the down-side those squeaky girly annoying women who'd come up to you in Akihabara with pamphlets for massages and what not were really annoying. That and this weird (to me) tendency of women pretending to be 13yos... kinda inciting pedophilia. All other japanese sex "deprivations" don't really bother me one bit but, Japanese women... please be womenly, not childish.

  Posted in: 9 random reasons to love Japan

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  VespertoSep. 14, 2012 - 12:48PM JST

  Hey, NSFW crowd... STOP browsing the net and go back to WORK.

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  VespertoSep. 14, 2012 - 08:34AM JST

  These days available women are a dime a dozen and for a women to expect her man to indefinitely resist the fruit of temptation is a fairytale hope.

  Most people call that commitment to a relationship. stay out of those if you just can't resist the mighty temptation or just be crystal clear about it from day one.

  Posted in: 5 worst relationship mistakes

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  VespertoSep. 12, 2012 - 04:08PM JST

  How can you hit someone in broad daylight and not know it?

  Being a bar manager gives you access to cheap liquor.

  Posted in: Baby killed, mother seriously injured in Kawasaki hit-and-run

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  VespertoSep. 12, 2012 - 11:31AM JST

  There are Russians making practice attacks against Japan and America.

  By "Russians" do you mean military or do you mean those regular neonazi freaks like their american NRA counterparts? Evidence, please? If i see some americans on the street burning the russian flag can i say There are americans burning the russian flag?

  The thing is he won reelection, why does he need a boost?

  He doesn't, and some say his win is debatable. He does need to make a stand when someone who might soon become US-president is quoted as saying that Russia is "without question our No. 1 geopolitical foe". IF someone is eager to start Cold War II that would be Romney. I don't like Putin, but he's not stupid. Romney, on the other hand...

  Perhaps they think a first strike is possible.

  They (both sides) most likely did during the Cold War. Nowadays? Only fools like Romney do.

  Posted in: Putin says Romney's stance shows Russia right about missile shield

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  VespertoSep. 12, 2012 - 10:07AM JST

  What is even nicer is Russia is restarting the cold war.

  No, Putin's implying that's what Romney will do if elected.

  Russia attacking any part of the early warning net could set off an atomic exchange.

  That's fear-mongering BS and you know it, both countries are well aware of MAD.

  Posted in: Putin says Romney's stance shows Russia right about missile shield

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  VespertoSep. 10, 2012 - 11:47AM JST

  Energy efficiency improvements are seven times more effective at reducing greenhouse gases, per yen spent, than nuclear power.

  Care to elaborate?

  Posted in: Gov't risks angering both sides with energy mix plan

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  VespertoAug. 29, 2012 - 08:47AM JST

  1. Play Tech-Dumb

  Actually, being tech-savy would be a plus. Don't "play", be yourself.

  1. Bubble Over With Enthusiasm Be theatrical; he’ll love it

  No he won't.

  It will make you look daft, which is a good thing.

  Ok i stopped reading after this. Female editorial staff: GET A GRIP.

  Posted in: A Japanese woman’s guide for getting a date

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  VespertoAug. 10, 2012 - 10:45AM JST

  @Wakarimasen

  but Madonna preaching these values for her own commercial gain is also a bit offputting

  She doesn't need to preach anything, she still has commercial gain no matter what. Those people didn't go to her concert to watch her support Pussy Riot or gay rights, they went to her concert. Period. They'd go either way.

  I never liked her music, but it's good that she uses her celebrity status to promote and publicize these issues. And Nadezhda's too damn cute to be incarcerated. (Refrain from considering the last sentence as serious in tone, albeit true in nature.)

  Posted in: Madonna's pink ribbon concert draws wrath of Russian ministers, church

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  VespertoAug. 10, 2012 - 09:47AM JST

  The Gmail web interface is very nice and the labels were a good idea. That's all i have to say that's positive about Google, Inc.; they are becoming evil. Time to change again i guess.

  Posted in: Google to include people's Gmail in search results

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  VespertoAug. 10, 2012 - 09:43AM JST

  Anti-gay laws, mix between church and state (in a post-Communist country!), rise in neo-nazi activity, censorship... Russia's going backwards again.

  Posted in: Madonna's pink ribbon concert draws wrath of Russian ministers, church

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  VespertoAug. 09, 2012 - 02:59PM JST

  Trying to bank on the emotional fear of the unknown by fear mongering. Typical.

  Posted in: Nagasaki marks A-bomb anniversary with call for nuclear-free Japan

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  VespertoAug. 09, 2012 - 01:49PM JST

  We’ve had a lot of debate and discussion with Facebook. They’ve now finally employed an employee here in Australia. We’re in conversations with that employee

  Poor guy, has to handle an entire country...

  It's interesting how american RIAA can get governments all over the world to cooperate on music-sharing piracy 'cos it's "stealing", but no one seems to cooperate on defamation.

  Posted in: Australia hits out at Facebook over 'racist' page

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  VespertoAug. 08, 2012 - 03:08PM JST

  He should look at his family history for cancer to figure out if it was incident related or genetic related, as that would help his family know if they should check for cancer more often.

  He won't, he blames nuclear power.

  Posted in: A-bomb survivors warn against nuclear power

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  VespertoAug. 08, 2012 - 12:13PM JST

  the issue is religion itself and the bigotry and fanatiscism it fosters.

  Wait what? Religion fosters bigotry? Wow.

  get people of different religions to attend a service of another religon

  What about atheists?

  Posted in: U.S. Sikhs say bigots confuse them for Muslims

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  VespertoAug. 06, 2012 - 11:57AM JST

  @lostrune2

  Cities were fair targets back then.

  Your point being what? If everybody was doing it then it was OK?

  Posted in: 50,000 mark 67th anniversary of Hiroshima atomic bombing