metaterapin comments

Didn't expect it to last long honestly..Super pricy, iffy location, too niche. No reason to go there over Disney Land/sea or USJ if you're spending the money.

Nothing will befall the officer, it can't; if the ethnic officer is brought down, blm will torch American cities and there will be an outcry from the sjws who now dominate the west. I'm sure they'll risk further fallout with the world rather than take the alternative. Lose-lose situation, basically - but at least the police force is more diverse, eh?

Wouldn't be surprised. But oh boy she's the last person on the planet I'd want to be right now, assuming she's alive. Or perhaps the entire thing was set up by NK secemret service from the beginning as a just a fancy propaganda stunt - gotta try harder and harder to make sure their citizens know the rest of the world outside is absolute hell compared to the promised land.

Looking at this picture again I noticed something: it seems NK's tech capabilities are improving not just in rockets - that is a flat screen display. I would've expected the old crt type.

Since I started getting back into 2chan I know exactly what stories to expect on my daily perusal of JT. Dumb thing to do but I admit I did have a chuckle..Glad I'm incapable of falling asleep in public places.

Likely a money grab as it always is with has-been celebrities. On the positive side, his transformation into Morgan Freeman is nearing completion.

Time to prepare my grill for some delicious minke steak.

Must've smelled something awful for a good while..Was that a hermetic closet or something?

Destroy all humans.

Doesn't make any sense given the premise of 007, yet I know it will happen because there's an all out assault on men and male institutions in the West. Why can't we make some new IP and make them female instead of continuing to attack anything that's male (or white or straight for that matter)? Look at Ripley from the Alien franchise - we want more of that.

At least with Dr who it kind of makes sense. But Thor and 007? Yeaaaaah...

It's definitely not ok - we all know that Matsuya is the king of gyudon, so no cheating with bland yoshinoya.

See the post I made on the related article - the 'radioactive' water dump won't change anything. Didn't think it'd take long for the objective fact denying anti-nuclear crowd to show up, though.

do you really believe the average 80 year old farmer will get a cent? it will all go to beauracrats.

Yeah the agricultural coops are the problem. Farmers get shafted pretty bad. If they didn't maybe more young people could be attracted to the industry and bring that 'out of the box' thinking, which would also help with the aging of rural areas. Japanese are easily capable of making produce that is just as good as that in Europe, as we've seen with other things like whiskey. I think the same potential is there for the nascent craft beer boom in Japan atm.

Japan needs to stand up and stop these Commies from running over asia

I do agree with you, and I'm also concerned that in 10-20 years China will be stronger than the US and its allies militarily.

But at the same time you call Abe a disgrace, yet he is the one who is trying to make it so Japan actually can protect itself (which I support).

It still amazes me that people are so paranoid about privacy that they'd rather have a higher chance of being killed by a terrorist. I for one value my life enough that I don't really care even if they were somehow miraculously able to magically scan my company's secrets or photos of my family.

Meant few positive views, not complaints. I have many complaints lol.

Barbershops are a fantastic experience and I'm glad it's a traditional men's hang out that has been coming back. And the haircuts are far better than what you'll get at a more expensive salon/hair dresser, and you get to know the staff and other clients. One of my few complaints about the US is there the barbershops will typically provide alcohol as well.

Folks like Dom and Willib are correct. The tanks appear to contain in total under 4 PBq/ltr of tritium. Some quick googling has taught me that the annual safe limit of tritium radioactivity in drinking water in Canada, to use a country with perhaps the lowest limit, is 20 PBq/ltr annually. It's already a trivial amount, and even more so considering the scale of the ocean. And oceans have water and currents, which are fantastic at dilution - deserts not so much, and as folks have pointed out shooting it into space is economically unfeasible (and absolutely unnecessary).

But the media uses language along the lines of contaminated water measuring 770k tons, knowing it sounds scary and that no one is going to think rationally and do some research. Don't call out the jgov for North Korea fear mongering if you fall victim to the same fear mongering yourself.

The language filter is too strong on the site.

Considering half the posters here are SJW PC crusaders who will get ultra butt hurt at the sight of a 'bad' word, it's probably necessary lol. I completely agree though.

Would like to see the og Church of Misery come back with another album featuring a song about her. Best Japanese band.

I still have flashbacks of the first time I encountered a huge house centipede in my apartment in college -which I hadn't even known were a thing before that. Luckily that wasn't in Japan, but I'm too terrified still to look up whether they live in Japan as well (I know normal centipedes do, but they're not as horrifying). Now, I have seen some of the biggest spiders imaginable in Japan, which is why I'll never live outside of urban Tokyo.

I quite like that tiered pricing idea reckless, not sure why you're being down voted (oh yeah, this is an anti-capitalist forum..). Western firms actually enforce their flex time and telework initiatives, and those that don't will subsidize the cost. Japanese firms are getting more on board with these initiatives as well, and if they don't enforce them, well, it's really hard to get fired from a Japanese company so just do your thing and don't worry about your stubborn boss.

laid down in the Haddith and the Koran,

That's where the head-in-the-sand libs shift their argument to 'weeeell I mean those are just texts, I mean it's all symbolism and metaphor and therefore Islam is still the most peace-loving religion on the planet lululul'. Can't win with against the circular logic.

Lol damages? Yeah, the music publishers are losing millions because people are going to these establishments to listen to this music and perhaps record it instead of buying or streaming it. Makes sense to me.

I may not be a huge US supporter, but let's be honest here: every country acts in its own interests, not just the US. States are rational selfish actors, just as individuals, and won't take any action unless it is to their own benefit. And sometimes this happens to benefit others as well, when interests are aligned - which is what altruism is. Just want to put that out there.

sigh here, have your upvote.

These are pretty fun if you have good company (read: reserve with friends rather than for office nomikai). Nice atmosphere for some cold beer and/or shochu on the rocks on a hot summer eve.

Speak for yourself, I've been training for the zombie apocalypse since I was a wee initiate in the Zombie Defense Initiative back in college.

american indians have the sole right to america

Oldest hack 'argument' in the book - btw, American Indians aren't even native to the US either, as they came from Asia via the Bering land bridge, originating from the Indian subcontinent..So I guess we could say Indian Indians are the ones who lay claim to America?

Anyway, it's daft to be in a country illegally and not expect deportation at the very least, no matter whether you aren't a criminal. Every country has immigration laws and enforces them, yet people only criticise the US for starting to finally do what every other country does. Get a visa if you want to live abroad - that's what I've had to do. Takes effort but it's worth it.

If you associate with the likes of daesh and even entertain such thoughts you already have no conscience.