Wednesday February 15, 2012

rjd_jr's past comments

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    rjd_jr

    Interesting, they never had one there before huh?

    Posted in: Kitajima gets his hands on Quarter Pounder

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    Aren't succeeding? Well that's the bloody understatement of the decade, if not the century. Guess all them indiscriminate air strikes and a "little" distraction called the iraq war sure helped things a lot in Afghanistan ay?

    Posted in: Afghan leader complains U.S., NATO aren't succeeding

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    Rats, I was hoping they'd pick someone like Miwa Asao.

    Posted in: Sapporo Beer's 'Image Girl' for 2009 chosen

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    rjd_jr

    If guilty let these pukes fry, disgracing the uniform like that.
    Despicable.

    Posted in: U.S. to court martial soldier accused of rape after Japanese authorities drop charges

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    Would like to know more about the plot, but it's at least refreshing that a foreign director would actually cast and work with Jp actors in the main role, instead of what hollywood usually does. Which is, cast caucasians in the lead role, even if it's set in a country like Japan, with maybe the Jp actress as the love interest lol.

    Posted in: Maki Horikita learning English for role of amnesiac in new film

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    Wonder what happened to her.

    Posted in: Mika Nakashima sings beneath Tokyo's biggest Christmas tree

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    Recruitment of boys to be "fighters" as well as sexual abuse? Disgusting. No end in sight.

    Posted in: Afghan children being recruited as fighters, U.N. says

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    Did not know America had a bag borrow steal sort of thing going on. Talk about shallow, I guess image is everything for many Jp women. Sad.

    Posted in: Renting brand-name items getting popular

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    Three more years? Bejeezus, three more years of incompetence from this iraqi parliament, more interested in extended breaks than getting things done. Three more years of putting U.S. and coalition forces at risk because the iraqi "army" are grab arsing and not getting with the program. To heck with this pact, bring them home NOW.

    Posted in: Iraqi parliament to vote on U.S. pact Wednesday

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    The door handles are fugly but other than that a sexy, sexy car that Americans will want, another sad reason why the big three in the U.S. are in trouble. This 370 sports something like 320 plus horsepower, with a price far below other cars with far less performance. I want one.

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    rjd_jr

    Hey as a lover of the food channel, I wish there were more such programs where I live. Maybe food based programs, lots of it, isn't everyone's cup of tea. But I'd rather watch shows on food than the usual barrage of same old same old that is on my telly, detective shows, cop shows, medical doctor shows, boring comedies, obnoxious reality shows, etc. etc., all filled with sex, violence, and stupidity.

    Posted in: Japanese cooking shows and the loss of sanity

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    rjd_jr

    Nope, it shouldn't obviously. I don't want my taxpayer money to "reward" the big 3 auto execs and their stupidity and negligence. All it is doing is postponing the inevitable, and in the end, the only one that comes out on top are these execs who laugh all the way to the bank and yet another cushy CEO job. Amazing country it is, that consistently ruining not only a company, but an industry, gets you rewarded while the grunts below suffer.

    I have no problems with the U.S. government helping out the auto workers, retraining them, unemployment benefits, etc. etc. That is what I want my taxpayer money to go towards. If I was a small business owner, and it failed due to my stupidity, am I allowed to go cry to the government for handouts?

    Those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it.

    Posted in: What's your view on whether or not the U.S. government should bail out the Big 3 automakers?

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    Sorry Sarge, it's not considered a white flag of surrender to bring our troops home, which will happen soon enough anyhow (but not soon enough for me).

    After 5 godforsaken years in Iraq, and supposedly stable and safe now and handing over province after province, it's not surrender to bring our troops home. 5 years was 5 years way too long for the iraqi parliament to be taking endless vacations, bicker like kids, and the iraqi "military" to be hiding behind bunkers and wire while their American counterparts risked life and limb on daily patrols.

    The U.S. has done their part, already had done so for years, so it's time for these iraqi's to fight, die, and govern their own country. It's done all it can, so let the iraqis do their proper share. That is not surrender, that is common sense.

    Posted in: Iraqi Shiites burn Bush effigy to protest U.S. pact

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    rjd_jr

    bring them home.

    Posted in: Iraqi Shiites burn Bush effigy to protest U.S. pact

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    rjd_jr

    Nice "talent," and sorry fellas she's got decent legs, not at all toothpicks.

    Posted in: Maomi Yuki and comedy duo 'The Touch' promote new cell phone

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    rjd_jr

    Yet another round of sick atrocities in that area, UN is useless.

    Posted in: Congo refugees plagued by shootings, rape, looting

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    rjd_jr

    Now all he has to do is wait it out a bit more then become a famous celebrity in Japan.

    Posted in: Japanese man makes Mexico airport home

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    rjd_jr

    Wouldn't be surprised to see more of these things happening.

    Posted in: Florida teen commits suicide with live web audience

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    Sad but true.

    Posted in: Finance minister says financial crisis mainly U.S. fault

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    rjd_jr

    What a joke. No way in heck I want my money, MY TAX MONEY, to go these execs. These idiots fiddled away as Rome burned.

    I have no problems with my tax money directly helping those workers who are affected by the foolish decisions of these stupid auto execs. I want my money to help retrain them, give them unemployment benefits, and anything else to help them get back on their feet. I don't want my money bailing out the inevitable.

    Posted in: Democrats delay auto bailout vote

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