Eautaceux Janais comments

He'll be found guilty of making the most annoying software ever

Don't remember eh? I'm sure he'll remember the day he gets kicked out of the service or thrown in the brig.

With repeat incidents like this, HEADS HAVE GOT TO ROLL

Mr. Han, you can't please everybody all the time. Get over it!

They may be free, but they're still POS... Anyway, it's just a blatant opportunistic gesture on rich dude's part.

If the Philippines does get a bunch of business from Japan--I am all for it--I hope their corrupt politicians don't screw it up, and make it a more friendly environment for foreign business. They still have a lot of work to do for infrastructure, for example. Having said that, I really do hope the P.I. benefits a lot from this.

China has gotten rich so fast, but I guess you CAN'T BUY CLASS.

C'mon Japan, let's stay classy and not dip down a notch like the other folks.

It's pretty sad when this hatred is on a national level. I've known people from SE Asia who were subject to Japanese atrocities in WW2, and THEY'VE GOTTEN OVER IT. It also seems like Korea's main reason for existence is to beat Japan in everything. Anyway, these antics they do sure tarnishes what their country has done economically the last few decades.

The article doesn't mention anything about cannibalism

Ojisan Gackt!

C'mon if you're famous, you will have people hound you regardless. That's why you get paid the big bucks.

Right. It only took them four hours and God knows how many shots. I wonder what that cost the U.S. taxpayer?

It would certainly cost less than the cost of an extensive environmental cleanup because this ghost ship got in the way of maritime traffic, causing a supertanker/cruise ship/fishing vessel to run aground and start leaking fuel into Alaskan waters. In which case, certain people (perhaps like you) may probably blame the USCG for not doing anything to keep this hulk away from maritime routes. And oh, it took 4 hrs for the vessel to finally sink, not 4 hours of firing rounds. Just sayin'

Hats off to the Coasties for job well done! But I wonder if the North Korean missile would have done a better job (LOL!)

Yet another example of how political correctness skews the truth. A murderer is a murderer, not one that needs to be cuddled and protected.

Such an outstanding and timeless scene.

Screw TEPCO. They've done enough damage already.

Just imagine some poor folks with asthma or other breathing problems having to sit in a "non-smoking" restaurant where people smoke away. I think if the people are more educated on what smoking can do to your health (as in more public health announcements, ads, etc), they'll be more considerate to others.

I could see a lot of freaked-out passengers on that flight. One would think there are certain medical/behavioral checks on pilots, but he most likely was suffering from stress and like cactusJack said, maybe forgot his meds.

Wow. AKB is not on this poll?

So excited to see more and more Dreamliners in Japan!

I just hope it doesn't get too relaxed to the point of compromising patient safety.

Nuclear fission is not the only source of electricity. Engineers and innovators are constantly looking for newer, better, cleaner sources as well. I think electric cars and gas-electric hybrids will be the norm of the future, with or without nuclear energy.

These Japan against the world awards are pretty stupid, just keep it domestic & keep it away from ME!

Stay away from them, then. I've found that Japanese pop music can be better than American the American kind.

LOL...."Zacrich" just sounds so appetizing! I'm sure it's good, though--just like Crunky Ball Nude.

Good idea--better than not having one, which is exactly what terrorists want. I wonder if they already have these units at Narita, since it has way more international flights.

A step in the right direction, for sure. I hope they get more than just a slap on the wrist.

AKB48 does not sing. They squeak!

I'm sure there's so much more to this story. I also hope Japan doesn't become as crime-ridden and violent as some other western countries, but it seems as if it's on that slippery slope.

But, but, but I thought it was a religion of peace?