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carpe_noctem wrote:

That was a nice movie *^^*

i haven't seen that one yet, i'll probably, wait till it comes out on dvd.

Nice avatar qilver. Is this Takahashi Ai?

boris wrote:Nice avatar qilver. Is this Takahashi Ai?

:nut:
yeah, that's her. Check out MySpace page, i got three moving pix of her.

Several books considered controversial by some will remain part of the collection at the Nampa Public Library, but they might not be accessible to library patrons.
Monday afternoon, the Nampa Library Board decided to keep gThe Joy of Sex" and "The Joy of Gay Sex" books as part of its collection. However, the books will now be housed on the highest shelf in the library, and library workers will be asked to make more rounds to pick up books left on tables.
Randy Jackson complained to the board about the books, which he feels are pornographic in nature, and too easily accessible by children and teens, gI believe that the library board did not have the best interests of the community in mind when they made their decision today.h
Those who want the books to stay, like Lorrie Breshears, say it's censorship, gParents should be watching their children and supervising what they are reading. So I prefer it stay where it was so that people wanting that information don't have to ask for it.h
Jackson checked out a copy of the book "The Joy of Gay Sex", and he says he has no plans to return it.

Tu_triky wrote:Several books considered controversial by some will remain part of the collection at the Nampa Public Library, but they might not be accessible to library patrons.
Monday afternoon, the Nampa Library Board decided to keep gThe Joy of Sex" and "The Joy of Gay Sex" books as part of its collection. However, the books will now be housed on the highest shelf in the library, and library workers will be asked to make more rounds to pick up books left on tables.
Randy Jackson complained to the board about the books, which he feels are pornographic in nature, and too easily accessible by children and teens, gI believe that the library board did not have the best interests of the community in mind when they made their decision today.h
Those who want the books to stay, like Lorrie Breshears, say it's censorship, gParents should be watching their children and supervising what they are reading. So I prefer it stay where it was so that people wanting that information don't have to ask for it.h
Jackson checked out a copy of the book "The Joy of Gay Sex", and he says he has no plans to return it.

the guy's name is Randy? :beaten: :bonk: :hehe:

Shindou wrote:

the guy's name is Randy? :beaten: :bonk: :hehe:

That explains why he's NOT returning the book [/list:u]

gaijin mark wrote: That explains why he's NOT returning the book [/list:u]

:lol: :rofl:

gaijin mark wrote: That explains why he's NOT returning the book [/list:u]

that's gotta be it :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:

that's gotta be it :hehe:

He treasures it so much :mrgreen: :hehe:

Saito_Hajime wrote:

He treasures it so much :mrgreen: :hehe:

nampa is life...for the loins.

Tu_triky wrote:

nampa is life...for the loins.

It's called "Wild Life" :beaten:

Teen burns down house over test grades
Mon Jun 26, 8:48 AM ET

TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese boy burned down his home, killing his stepmother and two younger siblings, for fear his parents would find out he had lied about his score on an English test.

The 16-year-old, whose name has not been released, is thought to have set fire to the house in Nara, western Japan, and left his stepmother to die along with his 7-year-old brother and 5-year-old sister, domestic media reports said on Saturday.

The boy's parents had been due to attend a meeting with teachers about his exam results that same day, reports said. The teen-ager told police his father, a doctor, had put him under extreme pressure over his academic performance, Kyodo news agency said.

Saito_Hajime wrote:

Teen burns down house over test grades
Mon Jun 26, 8:48 AM ET

TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese boy burned down his home, killing his stepmother and two younger siblings, for fear his parents would find out he had lied about his score on an English test.

The 16-year-old, whose name has not been released, is thought to have set fire to the house in Nara, western Japan, and left his stepmother to die along with his 7-year-old brother and 5-year-old sister, domestic media reports said on Saturday.

The boy's parents had been due to attend a meeting with teachers about his exam results that same day, reports said. The teen-ager told police his father, a doctor, had put him under extreme pressure over his academic performance, Kyodo news agency said.

the japanese way...freak out and kill your relatives and/or yourself. so admirable.

Tu_triky wrote:


the japanese way...freak out and kill your relatives and/or yourself. so admirable.

Those are the old fashioned people......believing in the honorable way of Seppuku/Hara Kiri :sweat: :beaten:

Saito_Hajime wrote:

Those are the old fashioned people......believing in the honorable way of Seppuku/Hara Kiri :sweat: :beaten:

there is nothing more honorable than burning your house when you "can't handle the heat."

it is the way of the warrior...the bushido way.

edit: making yakitori sticks out of others is a stress reliever in japan

Tu_triky wrote:


there is nothing more honorable than burning your house when you "can't handle the heat."

it is the way of the warrior...the bushido way.

edit: making yakitori sticks out of others is a stress reliever in japan

Hehe they sure have the strangest ways in almost anything.

Saito_Hajime wrote:

Hehe they sure have the strangest ways in almost anything.

like that lady who was sad that she lost her kid so she killed one of the neighborhood kids by drowning.

good one.
:shakehead:

Tu_triky wrote:

like that lady who was sad that she lost her kid so she killed one of the neighborhood kids by drowning.

good one.
:shakehead:

What a good reason to kill someone. :shakehead: No wonder they are having problems with their decreasing population =T

Saito_Hajime wrote:

What a good reason to kill someone. :shakehead: No wonder they are having problems with their decreasing population =T

all the polluted fish they eat from Shotas's sushi must be affecting their brains.

Tu_triky wrote:

all the polluted fish they eat from Shotas's sushi must be affecting their brains.

:lol: And he might be using the cursed technique (one hand, one fold technique) of making sushi as well. Damn, this guy is not just a sushi chef but also a sorcerer :mrgreen: :hehe: