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yes good point, many nations who are now anti whaling use to hunt them long before…
Posted in: Confrontation
America is simply addicted to the Military Industrial Complex, all foreign policy reasts on this.
Posted in: China vice president warns against U.S. military focus on Asia
Ah TEPCO logic at its best, we watched it climb from 95 to 285 degrees and…
Posted in: TEPCO blames high reactor temperature reading on broken thermometer
Syria is in a civil war, Syrians fighting Syrians, it is likely this will go on…
So a Kindle Fire/Nook Color/Kobo Vox competitor. The sentence that says that it runs on "special…
Posted in: Toshiba e-book reader
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cwhite
Sounds exactly like the same stuff windows users say. I guess Mac is becoming more and more like their nemesis. Shoddy software is just the start, wait till they start showing the blue screen of death.
Posted in: Even critics give Apple a pass on iPhone 3G woes
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cwhite
not surprising for a kid who is becoming a nobody as everyday passes
Posted in: Cannes winner Yuya Yagira, 18, hospitalized after reported drug overdose
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cwhite
and would it not be too late if the operator was on vacation for a couple of days and when he came back the death threat had already taken place... one can only do so much as to delete, delete and keep deleting stuff. JT should know all about that all to much. If one was to post instructions to build a bomb depending on the time of day it probably wouldn't be removed for an hour or so. What if JT was hacked and linked to some terrorist network, should everyone be locked up for it?
Posted in: Should operators of websites be held criminally responsible if users post death threats, notices of intent to commit crimes, instructions on how to build bombs, etc?
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cwhite
maybe FujiFilm, Cannon or Nikon can make a mobile phone which actually takes reasonably good photos.
Posted in: Mobile carriers focus on smart phones
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cwhite
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listoftallestbuildingsandstructuresintheworld#Talleststructureby_category
Posted in: Mori set to open Shanghai's latest landmark
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cwhite
I heard Yoshinoya got 5 stars, but they turned it down because they didn't want to raise the prices.
Posted in: Critics dispute Michelin regard for Tokyo food
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cwhite
I wish I could see more bashing like this for other sports like Water Polo or Equestrian.... oh wait, did they even televise them? Missed the reruns for Modern pentathlon as well...
Posted in: South Koreans reach gold-medal game
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cwhite
uhuh, too bad ThinkOptics WavIt have the patents filed before Hillcrests inertial (accelerometers) pointer - www.thinkoptics.com
Posted in: US company sues Nintendo in Wii wand patent case
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cwhite
a stronger Russia would mean what? they have enough internal problems as well as the rest of the world watching them do stupid stuff. I think they have reached a point where although they pretend they don't care how other countries view them inside they want to be the good guys. Another cold war would devastate the country especially without the rest of the Soviet Union (perhaps they will try to reunite them, haha)
Posted in: McCain says Obama's views invite trouble abroad
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cwhite
some of you really need to get out of your hole a bit more, at least wonder beyond the boundaries of Shibuya-ku, Chiyoda-ku, Shinjyuku-ku, Shinagawa-ku and Minato-ku. Maybe pop down to Yokohama or a day trip to Kamakura or something to find something new for your taste-buds. Japan has always been underrated because the simplest of foods are often beyond the taste recognition of many foreigners. It is said it takes at least 5 years to become accustomed to the subtle tastes Japan has to offer for anyone used to all the unnatural flavorings used in just about everything else. Ever noticed how some foods numb your tongue by the time your finished and you can't seem to taste anything...
Anyway Michelin has always been a multitude of things including everything from cleanliness of the toilet to timed serving and probably lighting, size of the table, comfortable seats and sharp knifes, but the reality is who cares if it tastes wonderful and doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Perhaps they are changing their methods of scoring since to own a nice restaurant in Tokyo you already have to be a millionaire to start with. Do they ever try out restaurants of cruise liners?
Posted in: Critics dispute Michelin regard for Tokyo food
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cwhite
Absolutely hilarious thread, love it. Tells me a lot about the people supporting either side. Couldn't careless who wins, but a little less war would be nice. Perhaps a weaker US would do the world some good and balance out the powers. IF the US was in such a position to only worry about themselves and only themselves then maybe other countries will learn from them and follow suit. Cutting down on arms and actually thinking about their own citizens. As for the totalitarian dictatorship regimes, well they won't survive forever. Hopefully I have sparked some more nationalistic views with all this loose talking...
Now let round 2 commence!!
Posted in: McCain says Obama's views invite trouble abroad
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cwhite
my DoCoMo bill is under 1800yen and my Softbank around 6,000yen with unlimited packet use and calls to other Softbank people.
Posted in: DoCoMo to offer new discount plans for packet communication fees
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cwhite
aha, so it's not just something that happens in Japan. Welcome to the world of the blame game... make sure nobody does anything anywhere so nobody gets sued.
Posted in: Australian school to review ban on cartwheels in playground
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cwhite
I'm sure his granny is proud of him.
Posted in: Jero visits grandmother's grave in Pittsburgh
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cwhite
well, if 2ch ain't doing it someone else will outside of the jurisdiction of Japan. Their are so many look alike mirrored versions of 2ch it's often hard to tell which is linked to which.
Posted in: 2 Channel founder says don't blame him for criminals' posts
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cwhite
fine fine, same league as Friends (which I enjoyed), but in a slightly more unique situation to a degree that I just couldn't force myself to watch.
Posted in: Sex and this city
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cwhite
DenshaDeGO> That was when Hiro just turned 12... yeah 6th graders girls do tend to overreact and cry for no real reason.
Speed was phenomenal, they changed J-Pop in it's entirety. Every other girl band since then is a tribute to them or should I say the companies behind them. Unfortunately Okinawa Actors School has become too institutionalized and lost that spark it once had during it's prime. The label Toy's Factory vanished over night. Anyway the producer Ichiji Hiromasa would be the equal if any to Komoro Tetsuya racking in just as much dough over the years.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed(band) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OkinawaActors_School http://www.kdash.jp/profile/creative/ijichi
Posted in: Pop group 'SPEED' to reunite for NTV's 24-hour TV
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cwhite
Japan had kagemusha's over the ages why not N.Korea.
Posted in: N Korea's Kim died in 2003; replaced by lookalike, says Waseda professor
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cwhite
ya, well I love my 923SH and it does a lot more than an iPhone http://mb.softbank.jp/mb/en/product/3g/923sh/index.html
Posted in: Top Japanese cell phone innovator praises iPhone
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cwhite
It's a grave yard, if people have a problem dig em up and scatter them around Japan to their homeland graves is what some would say. Personally I distaste any grave yard dedicated for soldiers. The acres and acres and acres of US Army, Marines and Airforce grave yards with shooting in the air, fighter planes flying over, salutes and flags and what not... whats with that... can any of them choose not to have a grave, i.e ashes scattered along the seashore or shot up into space?
Posted in: Yasukuni