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What a shocking and sad bit of news :( Fadamor not everyone who has a child…
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kjcar11
@oberst > hopefully the Japan IRS will not be next to knock on the door. >
Why would the tax folks come knocking? Just because someone has a large amount of cash on hand doesn't mean they shirked taxes. Instead of depositing their paycheck into a bank account, they withdrew the funds as cash. Payroll taxes were still paid.
Posted in: 3.7 billion yen in cash recovered from earthquake-hit areas
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kjcar11
The person behind the curtain programing the almighty teleprompter must have been asleep at the keyboard. Watch for the White House to release a statement of what The One "really" meant.
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Ha ha ha, excellent call, RomeoRamenII. The Messiah has revised his statement as of today!!
Posted in: Boston policeman who arrested Gates won't apologize
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kjcar11
LOL at those of you clamoring about 77 being too old to drive. It depends entirely on the person, not the age. If 77 is too old to drive, what do you think of the geezers on the U.S. Supreme Court? John Paul Stevens is friggin' 89 years old! Four others are in their 70s. Should we banish old people from society altogether? Sheesh.
Posted in: Kindergarten president arrested for hit-and-run which killed 2-year-old girl
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kjcar11
I don't know why so many commenters are mentioning a veranda or balcony, when none was stated in the article. In my "mansion", the bedroom windows open to a 10-story drop. There are just two flimsy little aluminum rails at the bottom of the window, but those couldn't stop a person from falling out. It's very easy for me to imagine a kid climbing (or in this case being helped by older siblings) onto a desk in the room and going out the window.
That being said, there's absolutely no excuse for having the desk there in the first place. I used to have my bed under the window, but as soon as my child hit the climbing toddler phase, I moved the bed so there would no longer be easy access to the window. Now that he's older, the bed can go back to its original place.
Posted in: 1-year-old boy falls to death from 5th-story Tokyo apartment
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kjcar11
No such time as 12pm? Are you serious???
Posted in: Woman found murdered in Nagano hotel room
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kjcar11
Women who put men above the well-being of their children are absolutely despicable.
Posted in: Dead girl's twin sister says they were beaten and starved
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kjcar11
> bobbafett - I don't know. Said they found blood at the entrance. If old boy was drunk, he would not have been able to wait for him to bash him when he came in, if that is what happened. >
The entrance is also the exit, right? So the one guy could have been trying to escape, which makes the alcohol theory a lot more plausible. Drinking together, get into an argument, younger bro pulls out a bat, chases older bro around while swinging away....
Posted in: Two brothers found dead in apartment in Ehime
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kjcar11
Thank you, Captain Obvious.
Posted in: Fujitsu asks 100,000 employees to buy its products