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  ca1ic0cat at 10:08 PM JST - 7th October

  This thing is so bizarre that I'm having a tough time coming up with a joke. I'd love to know what he thought he was doing and what he thought the reaction was going to be. Sort of like swimming nude in the reflecting pool on the mall in DC.…

  Posted in Naked Briton detained after swimming in Imperial Palace moat at 10:08 PM JST - 7th October

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  ca1ic0cat at 03:32 AM JST - 7th October

  "One nuke on Tel Aviv would make the State of Israel (the "illegal zionist entity" for Ahmedinejad) unviable. One nuke, sayonara Israel. The Iranian mullahs like Khameini have already stated exactly that."

  I disagree. Israel has not existed as a territorial country for the better part of 2000 years. 69…

  Posted in France warns of Israeli strike on Iran nuclear sites at 03:32 AM JST - 7th October

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  ca1ic0cat at 09:09 PM JST - 6th October

  It's not so difficult to build a nuke, the real trick is getting the materials and the delivery system. The rumor back in the 1970s was that Israel and S. Africa were working on nukes together. S. Africa gave up for whatever reason.

  The Mossad is a very well integrated…

  Posted in Israel accuses N Korea of supplying nuclear technology to Mideast countries at 09:09 PM JST - 6th October

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  ca1ic0cat at 08:55 PM JST - 3rd October

  Sounds like a yacht delivery gone wrong. Very sad but as memyself said, foolish. One really shouldn't go looking to be caught in a typhoon.

  memyself, I take it you are an Armatrading fan?

  Posted in Coast guard calls off search for yacht with 4 Americans off Okinawa at 08:55 PM JST - 3rd October

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  ca1ic0cat at 08:51 PM JST - 3rd October

  The headline here is a bit misleading. This was not a "breach" in the sense that some outsider had hacked the system. This is a willful action by the Skype partner to hand over information to the authorities.

  Perhaps "Skype admits Chinese privacy is a farce" would be better? I…

  Posted in Skype admits China privacy breach at 08:51 PM JST - 3rd October

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  ca1ic0cat at 08:47 PM JST - 3rd October

  The dear little leader continues to wallow in the past in order to cover up his crimes against humanity in the present.

  We can all debate if the Japanese have done enough to atone for their past sins but at the present they are fairly stand up world citizens. Compared…

  Posted in N Korea calls Japan 'war criminal state' at 08:47 PM JST - 3rd October

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  ca1ic0cat at 08:41 PM JST - 3rd October

  how it gets in milk: there is a test to determine the protein content of a sample of milk that is based on nitrogen. Melamine can fool this test. It also turns out that melamine is less expensive than milk. So the Chinese milk producers were adding water to the…

  Posted in JTB halts sales of all Chinese-made food after melamine found in tart at 08:41 PM JST - 3rd October

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  ca1ic0cat at 03:05 AM JST - 3rd October

  and why would I tell you?

  Posted in What is the trickiest question to answer in a job interview? at 03:05 AM JST - 3rd October

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  ca1ic0cat at 03:05 AM JST - 3rd October

  if I knew the answer to the last one why would I be interviewing with you?

  Posted in What is the trickiest question to answer in a job interview? at 03:05 AM JST - 3rd October

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  ca1ic0cat at 09:04 PM JST - 2nd October

  "Tight credit" has become code for "only lending money to people we know can pay it back." During the 1990s and later the credit tests had to be lowered because so many Americans (and maybe some of the Euro crowd) had borrowed so much already that they wouldn't be able…

  Posted in Tight credit, financial chaos slam auto sales at 09:04 PM JST - 2nd October