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Cyka UchuuJin wrote:ah, i was just too impatient.
that's pretty funny though.
has it been determined who he is/what he was doing?
At 2:10 a.m. on Nov. 5, Dallaire arrived at the fence surrounding 24 Sussex Drive - and spent 20 minutes throwing stones onto the grounds and waving at security cameras that, ostensibly, were being monitored by Jean Chrétien's RCMP security staff. He then climbed the fence and proceeded to the Chrétiens' residence, where he smashed a window and entered the house. Dallaire wandered around in the basement and on the ground floor for another half-hour before going upstairs. Outside the Chrétiens' bedroom, he was confronted by the Prime Minister's wife, Aline, who quickly retreated into the bedroom, locked the door and telephoned for help - while Chrétien himself brandished an Inuit stone sculpture in case Dallaire broke through the door. Dallaire, later described by Aline Chrétien as resembling the Tom Hanks character in the 1994 movie Forrest Gump, put down his knife and waited for the RCMP to arrive - which they did, fully seven minutes later.
omae mona wrote:Unfortunately I can't find any reports with the guy's name. This article indicates he's 40 years old, English, and living in Spain. He was in a group with 7 Spanish men and women. They went to the nearby koban to say they dropped a bag in the moat. While the koban guys were preparing the rescue boat, this guy jumped in. The friends said he had been agitated all morning. When police got him in custody, he was calm and said (in Spanish) that he would reflect on his actions. So the police released him around 7PM.
Too bad - I was hoping for another "Save Nick Baker" type of campaign, only much funnier.
Police on Wednesday released a British tourist who shocked onlookers by swimming naked in the moat of Japan's Imperial Palace, concluding he had mental problems. The bald, heavy-set and visibly agitated man was chased by officers around the palace for two hours Tuesday. He dived into the moat and pelted them with stones. "We decided to hand the man over to his friend without charging him as we concluded that his act was based on mental instability," a police spokesman said. Bystanders snapped photos of the 40-year-old, whose antics were a top story on Japanese television. The Japanese show respect in public for Emperor Akihito and most of the Imperial Palace is off-limits to commoners. A British embassy spokesman confirmed the man was British and said he received consular assistance but declined further details, citing privacy issues. Media reports said the man lived in Spain.
bikkle wrote:from the flash
kusai Jijii wrote:Hate to be a party pooper, but...
I actually am pleased that the 'authorities' (A.k.A. Keystone Cops) allegedly handed this dude back to his mates without charge.
Sometimes i feel that, in a wierd fucked up totally illogical way Japan is far more tollerant and compasionate towards 'wackos' than many of the places where FGs come from.
Go figure...
Mike Oxlong wrote:Maybe they figure they owe the Brits one, after that terrible fuck-up in Chiba last year...
Wow. Good find, Take. Naked Moat Guy: The Game! I only got 13 points, but I was using a touchpad on a laptop. I think I could do better with a real mouse.Takechanpoo wrote:http://www.death-note.biz/up/img/26249.swf
The ministry began measures to prevent blue-green algae from spreading in the moats in June. The ministry officials inspect sections of the moats every day, and whenever the algae generation rate, which is divided into five grades, is high, algae is sucked up with pumps. As a result, 36,000 liters of the algae has been removed since June. Unlike past summers, the ministry did not receive any complaints about the odor and filthiness of the water in the area this summer.
However, this effort alone will not solve the problem. The quality of the moat water is poor because outside water does not flow into it. Water used to flow from the Tamagawa waterworks, which were built in the Edo period (1603-1867). However, the water supply to the moats stopped after the Yodobashi water purification plant in Shinjuku Ward, Tokyo, was closed in 1965. The water quality in the moats deteriorates each year because the only new water that flows into the moats is rainwater from the Imperial Palace.
sublight wrote:"..... The water quality in the moats deteriorates each year because the only new water that flows into the moats is rainwater from the Imperial Palace......"
omae mona wrote:Once more, a case of Japanese adopting foreign customs. Much like Christmas and Valentine's Day, now we have this:
Man in underwear swims palace moat 'to meet emperor'
Cyka UchuuJin wrote:Ha, I got redsnotted with a 'get rid of that cock! NSFW!' on this. I'm guessing it's the cheesehead who asked me to do something about it on another thread.
anything with the title 'fucked' is NSFW. TBH, faffing about on fuckedgaijin while you are supposed to be working isn't really SFW either, now is it?
just curious...did you make the same request of Greji's avatar? Or Iraira?
Cyka UchuuJin wrote:Ha, I got redsnotted with a 'get rid of that cock! NSFW!' on this. I'm guessing it's the cheesehead who asked me to do something about it on another thread.
anything with the title 'fucked' is NSFW. TBH, faffing about on fuckedgaijin while you are supposed to be working isn't really SFW either, now is it?
just curious...did you make the same request of Greji's avatar? Or Iraira?
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