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What a shocking and sad bit of news :( Fadamor not everyone who has a child…
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okapake
I'll take the one on the left.
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okapake
scrote & tsunayoshi -- how true
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okapake
Shows how desperate people are..
Posted in: 15 killed in NATO tanker blast in Pakistan
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okapake
Nice dress - one of the few Japanese girls who can make it look like that!
Posted in: Erika Sawajiri's divorce drama continues
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okapake
That's great legs!
Posted in: Norika Fujiwara touts kiwifruit
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okapake
She ought to work for the train system - roving enforcer.
Posted in: Knockout
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okapake
you find a gokiburi...you smash it!
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okapake
A co-worker's husband who is an Army doctor in Iraq told her he saw photos shortly after. She said he described a head closeup that showed one eye opened but only white was visible, the other eye was just a mangled, bloody socket, and there was a bullet wound in the forehead.
Posted in: U.S. weighs release of bin Laden photos
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okapake
Looks a little underweight too.
Posted in: Yukina Kinoshita announces end of blog
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okapake
This is the main problem. Been so for quite a while, Japan limiting slots to the benefit of JAL and ANA.
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okapake
The exclusion or evacuation zone just keeps on getting larger. Where and when will it stop? It's got a life of its own.
Posted in: Evacuation zone widened beyond 20 kms from nuclear plant
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okapake
In safety meetings we are told not to go under a desk, not to go under a door frame...just get out of the building if possible. Or lie down next to a heavy mass, like a stack of copy paper.
Posted in: Earthquake, tsunami drills may have been counter-productive
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okapake
And yes this seems to be a smaller one, only 4 axles on the trailer. The 70Z trailer on which the unit sits is supported by 5 axles. The tractor-trailer that tows it has three drive axles at the support point and two axles for the front end of it. That's how you get 10 axles.
Posted in: Pumped up
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okapake
They cost $2M+ each. And will not be returned to the U.S. because of radiation contamination.
Posted in: Pumped up
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okapake
novenachama - You work for the Hawaii Tourism Authority?
Posted in: Hawaii to stage 'Kokua For Japan' event to raise money for quake relief
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okapake
I was always getting ANA miles credted to my United Mileage Plus account.
Posted in: United Continental and ANA launch trans-Pacific joint venture
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okapake
Wasn't it mentioned in a news article that TEPCO applied for and was about to given a ten year extension of the operation of Daiiachi?
Posted in: Gigantic concrete pumps from U.S. to help in Japan's nuclear crisis
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okapake
facevalue - Nicely said!
Posted in: Disaster aid puts new face on U.S. military in Japan
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okapake
You'd better check your facts on this. In fact the pact was recently reapproved. I don't know where you get your facts from, but obviously from someone who doesn't know. I deal with it at work. And I said Japan provides the bases, and it implies the Japanese workers are included - a boon to Japanese workers by the way. And is Japan paying for all the aircraft, helicopters, ships (like the carriers helping)and equipment that is there? No way Jose! Japan is fortunate they are there and immediately available.
Posted in: Disaster aid puts new face on U.S. military in Japan
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okapake
Wrong! Japan is only providing the bases and 70% of utilities used. The U.S. is paying the pay of the Army, Air Force and Navy (Marines are under them).
So all 50,000 troops stationed in Japan should do relief work? What about maintaing some of the deterence that they are there for in the first place.
Posted in: Disaster aid puts new face on U.S. military in Japan