Wednesday February 15, 2012

mcheeky's past comments

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    mcheeky

    After the attack, President Hamid Karzai called for the perpetrators to be executed in public.

    Please, don't martyr those gits.

    Here is what I would do: One guy at a time, strap one to a pole in a square. All the women who were hit with acid by that man are invited and get a glass of acid each. Then someone asks the women if any of them thinks throwing acid on the man is too much. Those women dump their acid on the ground, and the mercy and gentleness of even EDUCATED women is loudly praised. The remaining women throw their acid on the man if they can. Those women are praised for upholding justice. Thus an eye for an eye is served. But the men still get some prison time for starting it.

    Man do I feel sorry for those women. It takes a real nutjob to think teaching women is such a problem.

    Posted in: Afghan teacher wants acid thrown on her attackers

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    mcheeky

    the Japanese are the only market with legal rape scenes

    prove it

    the main market for bizarre cosplay where the women dress like little girls

    More like clearly defined market. Plenty of that in other porn. Babysitter vids are clearly western, and common enough, as well as "barely legal" teens in pigtails etc. They just are not lumped into a group.

    and they have added the word 'bukkake' to the English lexicon

    This little tidbit is supporting evidence? I will counter that with the SM producers based in the former armory in San Francisco. Raunchy is not just the Japanese. They have their own standards and their own excesses, we have ours.

    Posted in: 17 arrested for selling illegal porn at DVD shops in Tokyo

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    mcheeky

    majority here are having this kind of problems

    Everybody has conflicts with neighbors. But there is no reason believing a majority in Japan are anywhere near this.

    Posted in: Man arrested for strangling neighbor; hints at running down neighbor’s wife in Nagano

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    mcheeky

    Odd list. I guess since Bush's clout and legacy are so tattered he is not risking any cronyism? Or has it just been omitted?

    Posted in: Bush pardons 14, commutes 2 prison sentences

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    mcheeky

    I never get tired of watching Sean Connery. He is great in anything. But that is a far cry from being the best Bond.

    From my point of view you cannot be a spy if everyone can see you from a mile away. Connery is that type of person. He is flamboyant just standing there.

    Lazenby was believable, in both looks and character, which is why I think he was best.

    Moore is second in my mind. The confident wisecracking actually helped the believability of the character.

    Brosnan was disappointing. I expected more from him. But given the garbage he had to work with, I cannot blame him. Probably much the same with Dalton.

    Craig plays Bond well, especially given what he is given, but he looks more like a Russian agent, and I don't like the contents of the movies he is in.

    I really wish the franchise would stay in the past and stop modernizing, especially on the point of totally insane and impossible action sequences. I preferred the intrigue of the Connery days (and I think some like Connery for it though he had nothing to do with it). I wish they would just make raw action movies if that is what they want and make Bond films separately.

    Posted in: Which actor's portrayal of James Bond is the best?

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    mcheeky

    Sushi, are you sure he has not been taken out of context? I find it more likely he was citing a reason than leveling a criticism. If sales of U.S. products in Asia have flagged, then saying so is just a fact.

    Posted in: Obama says there is no time to lose as he unveils economic team

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    mcheeky

    The only spiritual message "children's souls" get in his major films is mysticism and the occult.

    It worked for the Greeks and Romans, and even the Nazis. Spiritualism can come from many sources and drive people, and all three groups I have named were very driven at certain points in history.

    What is sapping youth's strength are books and movies of this caliber.

    I cannot say whether they are being sapped or pacified. All I can say is that I don't care either way so long as they do not grow up to bother others, such as the Greeks, the Romans and the Nazis did. Spiritualism is great until it motivates people to stomp on others.

    Posted in: Animator Hayao Miyazaki worries about children's future

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    mcheeky

    "House negro"! I suppose that after hearing so much about how Bush was a puppet (and I sure did not object!), we better get used to names like this.

    Posted in: Al-Qaida warns 'house negro' Obama

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    mcheeky

    Judging from the fact Bush is a Harvard Graduate also I have to say having a Degree from there isn't exactly what it's cracked up to be.

    Yes, he got a piece of paper from Harvard. Here is what one of his professors has to say:

    "At first, I wondered, 'Who is this George Bush?' It's a very common name and I didn't know his background. And he was such a bad student that I asked him once how he got in. He said, 'My dad has good friends.'" Bush scored in the lowest 10 percent of the class.

    http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2004/09/16/tsurumi/index1.html

    I suspect the professors at Harvard either don't remember Mrs. Obama so well (and that is good) or remember her for better reasons.

    Posted in: Obama says there is no time to lose as he unveils economic team

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    mcheeky

    Police are questioning the 19-year-old driver of the minivan for further details.

    Surprised they did not arrest him on the spot. Is this an admission that people on spots on the road where they should not be are responsible for getting themselves hit by a car?

    Posted in: Elderly couple run over while cleaning highway in Shizuoka

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    mcheeky

    Probably no flares, no pylons, no warning, no nothing. And very likely the car before the car that hit them blocked the view ahead until the last minute, swerved, and BAM, no time to react for the 19 year old driver.

    Posted in: Elderly couple run over while cleaning highway in Shizuoka

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    mcheeky

    You guys realize this "story" is mostly make-believe? Right? This is like the National Enquirer on the web.

    Posted in: Cosmetic surgery for children becoming commonplace

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    mcheeky

    The three people—two women and a man—were already dead when police arrived.

    They didn't die at the hospital????

    Posted in: Two women, man found dead in apparent suicide in Gunma forest

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    mcheeky

    You could live in Nagano for years and never see a monkey, even if you sometimes go hiking. No worries.

    Posted in: Monkeys attack five women in Nagano

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    mcheeky

    When this man yells "Fore!", duck. Seriously.

    Posted in: Man arrested for killing father with golf club in Toyama

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    mcheeky

    It’s true I hit him with the golf club, but I was drunk and I don’t remember if I intended to kill him.

    Alcohol is a drug with terrible consequences. No one would have gotten clubbed if the man was stoned.

    Posted in: Man arrested for killing father with golf club in Toyama

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    mcheeky

    but would not immediately seek to raise taxes on the rich.

    If everything goes belly-up in the next two years, conservatives might well say this was his biggest mistake.

    I can only hope that if he does not raise taxes of the cash fat and bloated, he will at least remove all the loopholes and tax shelters that prevent the rich paying what they owe.

    Don't feel sorry for them. Would you rather get paid $30,000 a year and have a %5 tax, or get paid one million a year and pay %30. Do the math. I suspect you will get by pretty well on 700,000 dollars. How much do you need?

    Posted in: Obama team promotes massive economic recovery plan

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    mcheeky

    As long as there is a target you can point a finger at, to avoid accountability, it's all good.

    You neglected to mention the need for simple proof to back up random statements borne of superiority complex and over-wrought nationalism, another facet of what is wrong with neo-conservativism, at least at the follower ranks.

    Posted in: Obama outlines plans to create 2.5 million jobs

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    mcheeky

    i wonder if all the people ripped of by livedoor want their money back.

    They effectively ripped themselves off by panicking the minute the investigation started. All their rights went out the window when they sold the stock, and keep in mind they got money back, and everybody knows stock prices fall, no mystery.

    This guy has not received any money back. Its totally different.

    Posted in: Would-be Japanese space tourist wants $21 million back

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    mcheeky

    Why just 2.5 million jobs?

    He did not say "just". He said the jobs could be created in the areas he outlined in this speech. Nowhere is it suggested that there were no other areas to be worked on.

    Posted in: Obama outlines plans to create 2.5 million jobs

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