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roomtemperature
We are talking about the same AP that files one lawsuit after another?
Posted in: Toyota uses questionable legal tactics, AP investigation shows
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roomtemperature
Yes Smith, that's exactly what you said "the day before yesterday". Do you mind if I don't repeat what I've said to that "the day before yesterday"?
Posted in: Afghan leader's anti-West comments draw fire
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roomtemperature
Imagine, he got murdered by blacks (because that's clear now). He'll be spooking around for a long time. Again, like honestdictator said, racists won't be missed. He got what he deserved.
Posted in: White supremacist leader killed in South Africa
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roomtemperature
I wonder why Smith turns this Thai political issue into a Japanese political issue.
Posted in: Thousands of protesters paralyze Bangkok's commercial center
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roomtemperature
good riddance!
Posted in: White supremacist leader killed in South Africa
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"So why on earth would THEY be the cause of fraud and vote rigging AGAINST Karzai?"
Maybe because Karzai isn't Western-minded enough as they thought and they'd rather see a "weaker" person in his place. Someone like Abdullah or Ghani. Just a guess. No? Hint.....the last two were invited to attend Obama's inauguration. Karzai was not!
Posted in: Afghan president blames U.N., international community for vote fraud
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"Karzai is out of his mind."
Don't jump the gun too fast again, Smith. The Iraqi Council of Representatives has complained about Galbraith in the past as well, because he was merging the financial interests of his own consulting firm with the political interest of Iraq.
Posted in: Afghan president blames U.N., international community for vote fraud
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roomtemperature
The other two big markets are Canada and Japan (without internet access)? Then there are about 50 other markets left worldwide that DON'T offer free wifi. I can hardly call that "famous around the world". Anyway, plenty of other places in Japan, specially in Tokyo (more than 1000 spots) , that offer free wifi. But seriously, what's all the fuzz about this "free wifi". Because it's FREE? Just be "independent" and you have access everywhere you want.
Posted in: IPad could be Kindle's first big threat in e-books
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"Umm, got a calendar ? I do believe Sept. 11 2001 was months and months before any Canadian soldier was dispatched to Afghanistan. Please don't disrespect the soldiers that have lost their lives by insinuating such."
Yes, I have a calendar.
Posted in: U.S. wants Canada to stay in Afghanistan
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Branded, are you actually familiar with the meaning of "retail"? It also applies to public utilities like electricity, gas, water, sewage, telephone services etc. Looks like it's not that fuzzy after all...right.
Posted in: Retail sales rise 4.2% in February
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"Even Starbucks in Japan doesn't have free Internet." Not only in Japan. In only 6 of the 55 or so countries where Starbucks is present customers are offered free internet access.
"(Which is what makes them famous all around the world.)"
Enough said.
Posted in: IPad could be Kindle's first big threat in e-books
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"Then you probably also didn't know that 24 Canadian citizens were killed on 9-11 in NY !"
Then you probably also didn't know that 140 Canadians were killed in Afghanistan in a war they didn't start.
Posted in: U.S. wants Canada to stay in Afghanistan
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"Glad they found OTHER uses for those dolls."
Glad to see that at least 1 poster thought of another use for this "doll" other than medical uses.
Posted in: Open wide
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roomtemperature
"Most normal places will just give free dental service in exchange for letting some students practice on you."
bamboohat, could you tell me your definition of "normal places" within this context?
Posted in: Open wide
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smithinjapan:"That's funny, I didn't have to wait at all to hear how this means more than the Olympics because Japan won first. Heaven help us all if Asada Mao wins, because more than praising the girl for an excellent performance, Japan will be too busy patting itself on the back and thumbing its nose at Kim Yu-Na."
A bit over the top, don't you think?
Posted in: Takahashi becomes 1st Japanese man to win figure skating gold
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Too bad this article doesn't mention that the Vancouver gold and silver medallists didn't compete.
Posted in: Takahashi becomes 1st Japanese man to win figure skating gold
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roomtemperature
I'm Disillusioned....;)
Posted in: 100 Australian police face discipline over racist e-mails
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"ic - india and china the only destinations that Japanese Companies can think of !"
Dude, your remark shows that you absolutely don't have a clue and that you simply post because you WANT to post (to be the first). A quick look at Japan's overseas investments, imports and exports proves how wrong you are.
Posted in: Honda sees India, Southeast Asia boosting sales
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"But most likely, the acceleration problem could turn out to be far less widespread than current hysteria."
Talking about hysteria?? There's been a mass hysteria in the US for the past decade.
Posted in: Toyota shareholders in U.S. sue over fallen stock price
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"Only if they follow the same path of deceit, fraud, and scandal !"
Ohh...didn't you know, Branded? They have been on that path for a long time already. You, being a recall expert for all those years now, should now that.
Posted in: Toyota chief says quality control training lapsed amid fast growth