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    guuzendesu

    "Could be right wing extremists." That's a laugh! Why would right-wing extremists bomb a public event? Don't they want less government? Don't they want the right to keep their guns? Doing this would take away even more freedom than we've already lost. And let's not forget, there were bomb sniffing dogs all over the place. If a group was smart enough to make bombs that could get past tons of dogs and police, and smart enough to get them in place without being found, you're not talking about right wing extremists who are stupid enough to bomb a public event. But I'm sure the media will keep it open as a topic, and idiots will keep repeating it.

    Posted in: 3 dead, 130 hurt after two bombs explode near Boston Marathon finish line

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    guuzendesu

    You go, Serrano!

    Great North Korea, you will stand forever as a gleaming monument to the way things should be! lol...

    Posted in: N Korea carries out nuclear test with explosive yield of 6-7 kilotons

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    guuzendesu

    I can easily understand why there's so much debate on this issue. It's obvious that such a team player as China would never do something like that. They haven't done anything provocative in the past, especially not in the recent past. So to just blindly assume Japan isn't making this up is a mistake. After all, haven't they been making up all kinds of stuff lately? Um...haven't they? I'm sure they've made up something.

    And China wouldn't do something like that. It would almost be like...taunting or something. They don't do that sort of stuff.

    Posted in: U.S. believes Japan on China radar incident

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    guuzendesu

    This dispute is not just for political crap inside the two respective countries. This dispute is about China being able to board international ships in international waters, denying passage, and claiming immense valuable resources which a nuclear-shy Japan could really use badly if it wants to avoid building more reactors.

    This issue is important.

    Posted in: Abe vows to defend disputed islands from China

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    guuzendesu

    I seriously doubt he's popular in ANY country...

    Posted in: 'Gangnam Style' parody 'Gaijin Style' hits the web

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    guuzendesu

    I know a Japanese woman whose fiance brought her a rose for no reason one day. She screamed, and then cried, from happiness. It was the first time anyone had given her flowers in her life. I can see why any Japanese woman would think the world of this. :)

    Posted in: Japanese husbands shout their love for wives in public

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    guuzendesu

    @meanringo

    I totally agree. It seems the title was saying "rich kids don't know much," but then the content was saying "rich kids are rich and successful" and "normal schools are lame."

    ...but I hope you read this quickly because I'm sure it will be removed by moderators as "off topic," like my comments about the idea of "underage" on the story of underage workers at an adult-oriented business. Completely off-topic.

    Posted in: Why are so many super-rich children so out of it?

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    guuzendesu

    Hmm.... Interesting comment, traveller. Interesting, because it has nothing to do with the topic of the article. lol... rather strange...

    Personally, I can't wait to get my hands on the future. It will be so amazing when stuff is actually utilized to its full potential. I've long thought that a person's main computer should be in their car. That way their stuff is always near, and the cars could network to provide a true, all-encompassing internet. Your phone and everything else would just connect through that.

    toka...

    Posted in: KDDI to hold 'FULL CONTROL YOUR CITY' campaign event

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    guuzendesu

    You can't very well arrest the clients of these places, because they should be able to expect that the girls have all been properly verified to be at least 18, regardless of how young they look. It's not a client's job to do background checks.

    Posted in: 17 'relaxation' establishments raided; 76 high school girls in custody

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    guuzendesu

    It seems almost hilarious to me, in a way, that they "didn't want the child to live here illegally." WTF!!! lol... It's a baby born inside the country! lol... Stupid child, how could you try to sneak in here that way.......

    Posted in: Tokyo's Setagaya Ward draws up rare certificate of residence for unregistered baby

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    guuzendesu

    Why would they spend so much just to launch a herring into space???

    Posted in: Japan to launch spy satellite to monitor North Korea

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    guuzendesu

    Um...Is anyone really sure that kid is a boy? If it's a girl, doesn't the photo take on a whole new feel? (Pun intended.) I'm sure there are lots of girls who take baths with mom and they might just think of this as a playful pic substituting hands for clothes. While I'm not willing to do the research and find out, I'd just kind of think that if you're going to get a kid to hold a woman's breasts, the best thing you can do for yourself, legally speaking, is make it a girl, and let people assume it's a boy.

    That's just my "what if".

    Posted in: Police to investigate former AKB48 singer's 'child porn' picture

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    guuzendesu

    As you say, there's nothing new in what she says. HOWEVER... since China keeps pressing and pressing, and hoping that "a lie repeated often enough becomes the truth", the U.S. likewise needs to keep reiterating, "Look, we know what you're doing, and we will still be standing here no matter how long you push against the door."

    Posted in: U.S. stands by Japan on island dispute with China

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    guuzendesu

    I'd say both sides are acting childish. But China trying to strongarm everyone into agreeing with them is the saddest thing. Perhaps Japan could offer to give them the islands in exchange for a signed agreement not grabbing the ocean for hundreds of miles around it, or splitting the resources 3 ways between the countries claiming them, or something. You KNOW no one really wants them, they just want the leverage and the resources that the location brings with it. Why won't they admit it?

    However, bottom line, China can NOT grab those islands as a pretext for locking down international waters. The fact that that's exactly what they want (and all the profits) is reason enough to oppose them full force.

    Posted in: Chinese media seize on Hatoyama's apology at Nanjing Massacre Memorial

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    guuzendesu

    @bicultural, Well said! You know, I don't care if it's because of AKB48 posters or just a proliferation of Hello Kitty phones, any reason the suicide rate decreases is good. I for one will just be glad this article is possible and leave it at that.

    Ganbatte, Japan!

    Posted in: Suicides in 2012 fall to 15-year low

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    guuzendesu

    The issue is not with guns. People use knives and cars and just things lying around when guns aren't available. Mass killings happen everywhere. The problem is all the nut-cases society is producing. Before we put bandaids all over our bleeding society (and pay for all those bandaids), we should figure out where the hell we're going wrong, and fix that. I have a few ideas, but I won't bother mentioning since that would just be a whole new "off-topic" can of worms.

    Posted in: NRA slams 'elitist hypocrite' Obama

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    guuzendesu

    Maybe the helicopters had parachutes...?

    Posted in: Japan boosts defense of disputed islands

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    guuzendesu

    Congratulations yabits. You just repeated the very sentence I was saying was inane to include in the article. Thanks for that...

    Posted in: NY woman charged in connection with Christmas Eve killing of 2 firefighters

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    guuzendesu

    I don't know many details, but the few that have been told are a little ridiculous on apple's part. If you asked a bunch of 5-year-olds to specify how a touch-sensitive device should work, they would probably run afoul of apple's patents. If you design the most intuitive interface possible, you have to expect that other people might think of making it the same way. That's what "intuitive" means. I can understand their argument over the "bounce-back" feature and similar, but come on. There are only so many ways you can do something on a touch screen.

    I bet somewhere in apple's legal arsenal, they're sitting on a patent for making the phones flat, instead of cube-shaped.

    Posted in: Apple to drop patent claims against Samsung phone

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    guuzendesu

    Well, maybe not ALL power...

    Posted in: Australia's legal challenge to Japan whaling moves closer

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