Looks like I picked the wrong year to go to Virginia Tech.
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cthulufhtagn
Went Out for Smokes 13 Years Ago
wow, what the fuck? this woman is crazy. yeah, exactly, everybody with similar names is related and everybody knows that all palestinians are terrorists. also growing up in saudi arabia totally invalidates his opinion about any other place in the world. i'd really like to tell you guys about oregon, but i'm afraid i wasn't born here. man shut up you crazy zionist bitch.
MFJ
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cthulufhtagn
Went Out for Smokes 13 Years Ago
haha, I remember when a "gang", consisting mostly of fat black boys in Matric coats, came to a school I work at to mess up some of our pupils. It turned out they carried six throwing stars. Never before has the laughter rung higher in the teacher's lounge...
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Not directly related, but oh well:
TOKYO - The mayor of the Japanese city of Nagasaki was shot to death in a brazen attack Tuesday by an organized crime chief apparently enraged that the city refused to compensate him after his car was damaged at a public works construction site, police said.
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The shooting was rare in a country where handguns are strictly banned and only four politicians are known to have been killed since World War II.
Mayor Iccho Ito, 61, was shot twice in the back at point-blank range outside a train station Tuesday evening, Nagasaki police official Rumi Tsujimoto said.
One of the bullets struck the mayor's heart and he went into cardiac arrest, according to Nagasaki University Hospital spokesman Kenzo Kusano. Ito died after emergency surgery, said Nagasaki prefectural police official Hirofumi Ito.
Tetsuya Shiroo, a senior member of Yamaguchi-gumi, Japan's largest organized crime syndicate, was wrestled to the ground by officers after the attack and arrested for attempted murder, police said.
He later admitted to shooting Ito with a handgun with the intent to kill, Nagasaki chief investigator Kazuki Umebayashi said at a news conference.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called for a "rigorous investigation."
It was the second attack in the last 20 years against a mayor of Nagasaki, which was destroyed by a U.S. atomic bomb in 1945 and whose leaders have actively campaigned against militarism.
In 1990, Mayor Hitoshi Motoshima was shot and seriously wounded after saying that Japan's emperor, beloved by rightists, bore some responsibility for World War II.
Tuesday's attack appeared to involve a more trivial matter, however.
Shiroo reportedly clashed with Nagasaki city officials in 2003 after his car was damaged when he drove into a hole at a public works site. He tried unsuccessfully to get compensation from the city after his insurance company refused to pay up, according to Japanese broadcaster NHK.
Shiroo also sent a letter to broadcaster TV Asahi to protest recent money scandals linked to Ito, including hidden accounts and public works contracts, Kyodo reported.
Backed by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, Ito was campaigning for his fourth term in office before Sunday's elections. He was an active figure in the movement against nuclear proliferation, heading a coalition of Japanese cities calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons.
"Mayor Ito had a strong and boundless passion for peace," said Sunao Tsuboi, leader of a survivors' group based in Hiroshima, a city also flattened by a U.S. atomic bomb in 1945. "We all pray for his recovery."
Commonly known as yakuza, Japan's organized crime groups are typically involved in real estate and construction kickback schemes, extortion, gambling, the sex industry, gunrunning and drug trafficking.
The yakuza also have had a long-standing political alliance with right-wing nationalists in Japan, although authorities did not indicate that Tuesday's attack was politically motivated.
Organized crime groups are behind most shootings in Japan, with two-thirds of the country's 53 known shootings last year being gang-related, according to the National Police Agency. Police estimate there are about 84,500 gangsters across Japan.
Attacks on politicians in post-war Japan are extremely rare.
In 1960, Socialist leader Inejiro Asanuma was killed in an attack by a sword-wielding 17-year-old that riveted the nation.
In 2002, a ruling party politician was fatally stabbed in a dispute over political funds. In the 1990s, a Liberal Democrat lawmaker was killed at his home by his daughter and an opposition lawmaker was stabbed to death by a mental patient.
Last year, a right-wing extremist burned down the house of ruling party lawmaker Koichi Kato after the politician criticized then-Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's pilgrimage to a controversial Tokyo war shrine. No one was home at the time.
TOKYO - The mayor of the Japanese city of Nagasaki was shot to death in a brazen attack Tuesday by an organized crime chief apparently enraged that the city refused to compensate him after his car was damaged at a public works construction site, police said.
ADVERTISEMENT
The shooting was rare in a country where handguns are strictly banned and only four politicians are known to have been killed since World War II.
Mayor Iccho Ito, 61, was shot twice in the back at point-blank range outside a train station Tuesday evening, Nagasaki police official Rumi Tsujimoto said.
One of the bullets struck the mayor's heart and he went into cardiac arrest, according to Nagasaki University Hospital spokesman Kenzo Kusano. Ito died after emergency surgery, said Nagasaki prefectural police official Hirofumi Ito.
Tetsuya Shiroo, a senior member of Yamaguchi-gumi, Japan's largest organized crime syndicate, was wrestled to the ground by officers after the attack and arrested for attempted murder, police said.
He later admitted to shooting Ito with a handgun with the intent to kill, Nagasaki chief investigator Kazuki Umebayashi said at a news conference.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called for a "rigorous investigation."
It was the second attack in the last 20 years against a mayor of Nagasaki, which was destroyed by a U.S. atomic bomb in 1945 and whose leaders have actively campaigned against militarism.
In 1990, Mayor Hitoshi Motoshima was shot and seriously wounded after saying that Japan's emperor, beloved by rightists, bore some responsibility for World War II.
Tuesday's attack appeared to involve a more trivial matter, however.
Shiroo reportedly clashed with Nagasaki city officials in 2003 after his car was damaged when he drove into a hole at a public works site. He tried unsuccessfully to get compensation from the city after his insurance company refused to pay up, according to Japanese broadcaster NHK.
Shiroo also sent a letter to broadcaster TV Asahi to protest recent money scandals linked to Ito, including hidden accounts and public works contracts, Kyodo reported.
Backed by the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, Ito was campaigning for his fourth term in office before Sunday's elections. He was an active figure in the movement against nuclear proliferation, heading a coalition of Japanese cities calling for the elimination of nuclear weapons.
"Mayor Ito had a strong and boundless passion for peace," said Sunao Tsuboi, leader of a survivors' group based in Hiroshima, a city also flattened by a U.S. atomic bomb in 1945. "We all pray for his recovery."
Commonly known as yakuza, Japan's organized crime groups are typically involved in real estate and construction kickback schemes, extortion, gambling, the sex industry, gunrunning and drug trafficking.
The yakuza also have had a long-standing political alliance with right-wing nationalists in Japan, although authorities did not indicate that Tuesday's attack was politically motivated.
Organized crime groups are behind most shootings in Japan, with two-thirds of the country's 53 known shootings last year being gang-related, according to the National Police Agency. Police estimate there are about 84,500 gangsters across Japan.
Attacks on politicians in post-war Japan are extremely rare.
In 1960, Socialist leader Inejiro Asanuma was killed in an attack by a sword-wielding 17-year-old that riveted the nation.
In 2002, a ruling party politician was fatally stabbed in a dispute over political funds. In the 1990s, a Liberal Democrat lawmaker was killed at his home by his daughter and an opposition lawmaker was stabbed to death by a mental patient.
Last year, a right-wing extremist burned down the house of ruling party lawmaker Koichi Kato after the politician criticized then-Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's pilgrimage to a controversial Tokyo war shrine. No one was home at the time.
JayKeeley
Be still, O wand'rer!
NAD said:
That Abdul guy sounds suspicously a lot like a jew pretending to be a muslim. It happens ALL THE TIME, just to implicate falsely!!! There were no jews in the towers!!!
Together we power.
@nadok, some of his old plays were released ... pretty sick shit
http://newsbloggers.aol.com/2007/04/17/cho-seung-huis-plays/
and he quotes G'n R in one of them ... oh boy
sound like the kid used to be molested.
Krigloch the Furious
Pants full of poo
damn. no one fell for my bait.
yeah I like guns. I just shot for the first time in January. Bought a gun 2 months later and have shot once with it (going tomorrow actually)
shooting at targets is fun as hell, I guess I would use it as protection, but I'd totally rather use my axe, or kukri, or scythe, or katana, or club, or one of my many knives, or my bare hands
I just read the McBeef one. I am absolutely HORRIFIED at how poor the writing is.
ok, some of his old plays were released ... pretty sick shit
http://newsbloggers.aol.com/2007/04/17/cho-seung-huis-plays/
and he quotes G'n R in one of them ... oh boy
sound like the kid used to be molested.
I'm not sure I can read the other one, but then again Mr. Brownstone is my favorite Guns n' Roses song, so here I go...
hahaha Mr. Brownstone kicks ass!
At the end I heard that Mike Patton Old Man voice for him as he janked the idiot fucks from their $5 million. Awesome.
At the end I heard that Mike Patton Old Man voice for him as he janked the idiot fucks from their $5 million. Awesome.
In all seriousness, I've written harsher memos at work than those plays. They aren't creepy, they are just stupid.
That dude sucks. Sucked.
That dude sucks. Sucked.
MFJ
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Wtf is up with the terrible names? Jane, John, and Joe in the same fucking play?
have you seen the names Asians choose for themselves instead of their own?
its fair to say that I have not met an Asian named Brian yet
Demonspell
cheating the polygraph
I know Japan has very strict gun ownership laws, just read it in a story about the mayor of Nagasaki being shot in a mob-related incident...damn, didn't see that had already been posted here.
And anyone who would use "what's up dick!" as the second line of a play should not be majoring in English...