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Posted in: Handcuffed man escapes police after molesting woman in Aichi See in context

LFRagain,

At the risk of causing your head to explode, hear, hear!

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Posted in: 19-year-old college student dies after drinking party in Aichi See in context

Seems similar to a story I heard about a kid, who drank more booze than he could handle on his birthday, and was found dead the next day in a bathtub.

Btw, people who succumb to peer pressure, like smoking and drinking, are not all that sexy to women.

Not unless they're necrophilacs.

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Posted in: Alcohol-free Kirin beer See in context

"includes no alcohol", what is that supposed to mean? It's an oxymoron.

It means that the writer didn't understand the mistake and didn't bother to have it checked by a thoughtful native speaker.

HOLSTEN manufactured by Carlsberg in making the claim "the world’s first “alcohol 0.00%” beer-taste drink."

Carlsberg uses Japanese advertisers with schoolboy English? Fascinating.

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Posted in: Jetstar raises profile See in context

To those complaining about Jetstar, let me just say this: It would have cost me over A$8000 to get to Japan from Oz with my family via either Qantas or JAL. Jetstar offered to get us there for a little over A$3000. Sure, they stuffed up with our bassinet too, but that five grand has come in handy.

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Posted in: Baby-faced dad, 13, raises 'broken Britain' fears See in context

likitis,

My impression is that Britain's power comes from NOT being a bunch of cookie-cutter bland hoity-toities, but rather a people who explores every facet of life and leaves no stone unturned.

In other words, they are the kind of people who would offer newborn babies to Satan. That's a potential facet of life. Your impression is just that: An impression, but hardly impressive. Brits must just love your impression of them right now.

Of course, you're right in suggesting the British are famed for thinking outside the box, but inadvertently praising a kid who couldn't isn't going to win you any gongs, mate.

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Posted in: Amazon yanks Japanese rape simulation computer game See in context

To the "misguided" people who think that this game is acceptable, or no worse than games that call for simulated killing, or protected by basic human rights, consider this: How many games on the market can you name where the killing or harming of innocent and defenceless humans is the primary objective? How about a game where players got to rape and murder Jews in a concentration camp? Would that be okay?

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Posted in: Aso says world religions can learn from Japan See in context

Aso is simply like many Catholics around the world in that he knows almost nothing about his own religion. Add to that the indoctrinated arrogance so prevalent in Japan and you'll find a court jester on the throne rather than a king.

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Posted in: Park tent village moved to gov't building to accommodate overflow See in context

Shiuu,

You would do well to remember Bob Dylan's song "Like a Rolling Stone" and hope that your words don't come back to haunt you.

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Posted in: Global AIDS crisis overblown? Some dare to say so See in context

Stop using comdoms, Stop sexual education then see whet happens

Whet do you mean, Demmis?

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Posted in: Japan resumes whale meat imports See in context

Japan can get protein from othe sources, there is no need to import or kill these lovely creatures.

Thionking about this makes me cry. We should boycott Japanese products to show our disgust!!!

Whaling is horrid!!!

Cowing is horrid!!! So is sheeping, fishing and pigging. It's time for governments to make veganism compulsory. Except that vegetables also feel pain (http://www.newstatesman.com/200408020017) and are thus slaughtered in a manner endorsed by those supposedly humane individuals who decry the killing of fauna.

Seriously though, if non-endangered species are targeted, and not too many are taken, then there shouldn't be any problem with whaling. However, there are plenty of other fish in the sea, so to speak, and is it necessary to eat an animal which can only be captured by a harpoon through its body, when we can dine on one that has been killed instantly with a bolt though its brain?

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Posted in: Tokyo Lowrider Show See in context

You know, there are children dying all over the world, yet people spend their money on this kind of crepe. That said, I should spend less on food and send money to charities, so I guess that's enough from me.

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Posted in: Monkeys attack five women in Nagano See in context

I think the monkeys should be gibbon the chance to tell their side of the story.

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Posted in: Japanese Christian martyrs to be beatified See in context

If you know someone is going to put you to death, and you let them, isn't that suicide?

"Christian martyrs "do not die in order to kill others, but rather give their life to save the life of others, so that they do not have to give up their faith, to support other believers out of love. They are not seeking death, but they do not renounce their faith or human behavior in order to save their own life." http://catholicexchange.com/2004/03/24/84741/

I imagine other religions have a similar argument.

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Posted in: Japanese Christian martyrs to be beatified See in context

If you are a christian and you really believe it, how can you have any respect for anyone following another religion because, by default, you believe they are completely wrong and doomed to go to hell.

We respect people's right to do whatever they want with their God-given free will. We respect those people, if not their choices. Just as we should all love the sinners, but hate the sin. And yes, we respect other religions, as most have elements worthy of respect. We don't (or shouldn't) respect elements that go against what we believe. To give an example, I have very little time for the idea of stoning a woman to death for adultery, but think that Islam has some excellent teachings on how to treat people well.

Anyhow, at the end of the day, the best thing that we Christains can do is simply pray that those who are currently following a different path will end up with God either before or after they die. That, incidentally, is what most if not all of those martyrs did, as you'll read if you visit the Shrine of the 26 Martyrs in that lovely city.

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Posted in: Japanese Christian martyrs to be beatified See in context

Proxy,

We should all respect each other. So what evidence do you offer to support your beliefs?

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Posted in: Somali pirates warn against any attempt to retake oil tanker See in context

Everton2,

Would you volunteer to put a gun against each man's head and pull the trigger? Why not lower the body count to 45? C'mon, let's negotiate!

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Posted in: Ex-marathon gold medalist Naoko Takahashi starts 'talent' career See in context

It must be embarrassing to watch me on TV.”

Yes, Naoko. It is. But it's cash in the bank and better than handing out tissues at railway stations.

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Posted in: Japan to be known as 'Samurai Japan' at WBC See in context

Wince. Cringe.

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Posted in: 2,000-year-old gold earring found in Jerusalem See in context

Look at the Pope today - he has more bling than rapper.....

Yeah, those all those gold chains must give him a heck of a neckache.

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Posted in: What does Japan need to do in order to attract more tourists? See in context

1)Stop trying to be WHITE or BLACK with your outfits and attitudes. 2)Stop treating Gai(koku)jins like Gai(koku)jins and act with the same respect as you do with your own! 3)People should have POSITIVE experiences when in a country, SMILE more! (They are ususally drunk or asking for money) 4)STOP BEING SO EMO!! Enjoy life and spread good energy. Less suicide rates. 5)All newcomers should get a booklet in their home country's language explaining how to travel throughout japan the easiest and cheapest! 6)FIX your language!!! (It's confusing for you and us) 4 different types(Katakana, Hiragana, Kanji, Romanji) in one language...DameDA!!

Actually, the only thing Japan needs to do is make sure people like this don't live here.

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Posted in: Best Leathernists See in context

"what's next... bikini?"

Best Bikiniest! I can't wait!

More like Best Bikininist,, I suspect.

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Posted in: S Carolina shooter feared 12-year-old trick-or-treater was robber, police say See in context

Tragic. Unfortunately, people will use this as an excuse to crack down or cut down on trick or treating, yet drive their kids all over town all year long despite how many kids die in traffic accidents.

Yes, let them walk everywhere instead. You should contribute to this forum more often, caveman, as it's good to see people like you trying to get a rise out of others.

Anyhow, if there are an members of the NRA reading this, do you seriously think everyone has a right to any kind of firearm on the planet, or is that just media hype?

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Posted in: Who do you hope will be the next U.S. president? See in context

God Bless America...because nobody else will. Except for anyone with a leaning towards the democrats, of course. And anyone on the left hand side of the fence. And anyone tired of the Bush administration. And anyone who thinks abortion is a non-issue.

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Posted in: Beat Takeshi to play war criminal Hideki Tojo in TV drama See in context

Medieval times,

Sorry, I should read posts more carefully. Behind you all the way, mate!

Tatanka,

Go and spray paint your ultranationalist fatigues and your black van hot pink, and then watch the movie before posting about stuff you don't understand. Then think about what deliberately causing the deaths of millions of people might cause YOU to be labelled! And the have a nice life. Peace!

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Posted in: Beat Takeshi to play war criminal Hideki Tojo in TV drama See in context

All those responsible for the war, on all sides, should be viewed with distaste and disgust. If we do not, we risk allowing petty sentimentality to lead us down the road to the arrogance and short sightedness that leads to war.

Medieval times, I don't remember England invading Poland, or the U.S. Korea, China, Singapore and Hawaii. In other words, read some history before you post, as I imagine Beat Takeshi has! ( Hope that's "on topic" enough for you, JT!)

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Posted in: Beat Takeshi to play war criminal Hideki Tojo in TV drama See in context

rjd_jr,

Now why would he want to play such a person? Come on Beat, stick to what you do best, gangsters.

But he is, my dear rjd, he is!

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Posted in: Chocolate bath fizz See in context

Hey girls,

Let's see a show of hands as to how many of you really have those days where all you want to do is curl up with a bar of chocolate.

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Posted in: Sexpot Aya Sugimoto dishes it out on sex, tango and cowardly Japanese men See in context

Bet she was voted "most likely to pick up an STD" in her senior year. If only more women were like her. Doctors would make as absolute killing!

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Posted in: 11-year-old girl named 'best idol with glasses' See in context

Well done to JT for putting the word talent into the quotation marks that it rightly deserves. On the topic of the girl, it's sad to see a kid thinking that becoming a carved chunk of metal or wood as a wise career choice.

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Posted in: Manners more attractive than boobs, says Mika Kano See in context

tone of the book, sorry. The book is a tome, after all!

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