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wiwaneko
I read an article with what he says happened ( http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2013013/Lindsay-Hawkers-killer-throws-revolted-parents-sickening-pantomime.html ) and it was terrible. I think he deserves to hang, since the only remorse he's shown has been for himself and she BEGGED him to let her go.
Posted in: Japanese prosecutors seek life in Briton's death
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wiwaneko
It would also help if the teachers actually paid attention to their students more. I wish this girl would have found a better way to get over this, instead of killing herself.
This is exactly like the show "LIFE" - girl is bullied by classmates, teachers don't notice, parents don't notice, she speaks out about it, the administration completely ignores it, etc.
Posted in: Hokkaido schoolgirl commits suicide, blaming bullying
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wiwaneko
Ugh, this lady. That's all I can say.
Posted in: Yoko Ono reflects on John Lennon's 70th birthday
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wiwaneko
I agree. This is so sad...what's wrong with people?
Posted in: Murdered schoolboy's last act was to save female companion
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wiwaneko
What a douche.
Posted in: Ichihashi sends letter of apology to Hawker's parents
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wiwaneko
It gives my family (immediate and distant) the ability to stalk me and see everything I do.
It would just feel wrong to deny their friend request...
Posted in: What do you think of Facebook?
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wiwaneko
That's scary...being the same age as the girl, I know I would freak out if that happened to me.
Posted in: High school girl slashed in neck by man in Chofu
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wiwaneko
Depends who's doing the review.
Posted in: Do you let reviews of movies, theater, books, restaurants, etc, influence you one way or another or do you prefer to judge for yourself?
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wiwaneko
Maybe if these kids quit eating so much junk food and sitting around on the computer they wouldn't be so fat. Give them some strawberries or carrots and take them for a bike ride. People always complain about how fat they/their kids are. Maybe if you lay of the potato chips a bit and got some exercise, you wouldn't be fat.
Posted in: Ronald McDonald under fire from child obesity opponents
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wiwaneko
Dude, I want a robot at my wedding.
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wiwaneko
That's Detroit for you.
Posted in: Detroit police say 7-year-old girl shot dead in home search
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wiwaneko
Exactly. I'm a Christian, but I don't get all butt-hurt over someone making fun of Jesus (which happens all the time). It's like most Muslims seem to be stuck in the stone age with all the public hangings and fanatical mobs. To me, the religion seems to be hypocritical because none of the 'good' Muslims speak out about how not all of them are violent freaks. I've completely lost respect for the religion of Islam.
Posted in: Muhammad cartoonist head-butted during lecture in Sweden
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wiwaneko
Yeah, I was thinking about teaching in the US for a few years, just so I'd have 'experience' and it'd look better. I never thought about getting a masters, though. Thanks.
Posted in: Why is teaching at English conversation schools in Japan such a maligned profession by some people?
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wiwaneko
Because that's not creepy at all.
Posted in: Child's body found in car of couple caught stealing at supermarket
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wiwaneko
So would it be better to teach English at a high school if I plan on getting a college degree and everything to teach? It seems like the high school students at least would somewhat have to learn. I actually want to teach, not just play around and socialize.
Posted in: Why is teaching at English conversation schools in Japan such a maligned profession by some people?
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wiwaneko
Definitely someone to look up to.
Posted in: From bombed-out Iranian town to Japan's entertainment world
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wiwaneko
Hm, I hope people won't think of me badly when I'm a teacher. I actually plan on going to university to major in English and I want to learn Japanese because I just don't understand how you can teach a language to someone properly when you can't even communicate with them. I want to be a teacher anyway, but I also love the Japanese culture, so I figured it'd be a good deal for me. (I also feel that you should have to get some certification to teach English.)
Posted in: Why is teaching at English conversation schools in Japan such a maligned profession by some people?
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wiwaneko
I don't really see what's so wrong about a kid jumping on a bed; I did it all the time. I can see how doing it next to a window would be a problem, though. I think it's just a freak accident, because we don't really know what happened with the parents. They could have been telling the kid to stop, when she flew out the window or they could have just been watching TV and not paying attention. You don't really know.
Posted in: 4-yr-old girl falls to death from 6th-floor hotel window
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wiwaneko
Ahaha! I like all the parts with Jeff Spicolli.
Posted in: What do you think are some of the most spectacular scenes ever filmed in movies?
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wiwaneko
...wow.
Posted in: Man stabs 28 children at kindergarten in China