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Who's fault?
My take is that ya whaling is wrong, but what do you expect putting your boat in front of another moving boat? It's almost like me holding a sign on a speedway saying slow down because I am protesting air pollution from cars. You are bound to get hurt. They should just be happy no...
As I have said before something things you shouldn't mess with.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/asia/article6222361.ece#cid=OTC-RSS&attr=797093
Not good since Pyongyang has said any move to shoot it down would be an act of war.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20090327/wl_asia_afp/nkoreanuclearmissilewrap
So i have been sick lately, why are we not like the Japanese and wear masks when we get sick? Even their own government give them out for free. Think about how much this would cut down on the spread of germs...
Ok i know these videos aren't in English, but if you just skip though them they have some nice ghost photos...
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Researchers at Japan?s Jikei University will soon be checking the mailbox for a cool package from Siberia ? the recently discovered frozen body of an ancient baby mammoth. The nearly complete body of the female calf, said to be one of the best-preserved specimens of frozen mammoth ever...
Has anyone else noticed how bad the Box Elder bugs and Japanese Beatles were this year? One can "caulk" up the seams and holes and they still manage to get in.
One of World War 2's best-kept secrets was that of the Japanese balloon bombs. Lacking a practical means to attack the US mainland during the war, the Japanese constructed 9,000 large hydrogen balloons, attached incendiary and anti-personnel bombs to them, and set them afloat on the...
In 1945, just after Japan surrendered to the United States to end the second world war, a Japanese I-400 class submarine the likes of which Americans had never seen surrendered to a Navy destroyer. The Americans were surprised at the submarine's enormous size, and subsequent inspections...
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