If Japan made nukes...

[Caustic Saint]

Older webcomic I found reading through the Extra Life archives.

[cstaylor]

*If*? How long do you think it will be after NK tests theirs that we'll see a test detonation somewhere on Japanese soil? All the plutonium is here for the taking...

[Taro Toporific]

*If*? How long do you think it will be after NK tests theirs that we'll see a test detonation somewhere on Japanese soil? All the plutonium is here for the taking...

Micro-nuke lab testing is all that's needed now. AND the simulation supercomputer already is place here in Yokohama just past Isogo. It's all CG nowadays...

[Taro Toporific]

Older webcomic I found reading archives.

Speaking of Weapons of Mass Destruction try this:
Go to Google.
Type in the phrase "Weapons of Mass Destruction".
Now hit the right button that says "I'm Feeling Lucky."

You should end up here :P

[American Oyaji]

I thought it was a real 404 error and I clicked to close the window, but
before it closed, I saw the word, "bomb". So I reopened it.

Pretty funny.

[Marked Trail]

I thought it was a real 404 error and I clicked to close the window, but
before it closed, I saw the word, "bomb". So I reopened it.
Pretty funny.

Not as funny as the nuke testing facilty here in Yokohama...

Think fast! New supercomputers race toward unimaginable speeds
[07-22] Cox News Service
...For the moment, the apex of Dongarra's closely watched list -- supercomputing's equivalent of the Tour de France's yellow jersey -- is occupied by Japan's Earth Simulator, a $500 million machine that consumes more electricity than most office buildings and churns out more than 35 trillion calculations a second.
Earth Simulator, built by the Japanese government to model global temperatures, predict natural disasters and simulate the entire solid Earth as a system, is housed in a specially cooled four-story building in Yokohama.
With more than 5,000 NEC processors linked by 1,900 miles of cable, it computes faster than the combined efforts of the next four fastest machines, all of which are American. After leading the pack for a decade, U.S. computer makers were shocked when the Japanese leapfrogged into first place last year.

[GargoyleTS]

Do they offer tours?

[Taro Toporific]

Do they offer tours?

Hey that's the only place I like to visit is that, "specially cooled four-story building in Yokohama"...even on the outside, it hums louder than the Sokko Gakkai Honbu.

[Taro Toporific]

*If*? How long do you think it will be after NK tests theirs that we'll see a test detonation somewhere on Japanese soil? All the plutonium is here for the taking...

"Free use" for scholarly and educational purposes for copying this long quote....

Nukes no longer taboo subject in Japan
Tuesday, 05 August , 2003, 09:23

Tokyo: Hiroshima remembers its atomic-bomb holocaust 58 years ago on Wednesday with alarm bells ringing over an open challenge to its anti-nuclear policy...


"In order to prevent the advent of a third atomic-bombed site in Japan at the hands of Kim Jong-Il, we must take action in more concrete terms than rallies or pilgrimages to memorials," Nakanishi wrote in the August edition of the conservative popular monthly Shokun.

Citing an uncertain US commitment to save Japan from a nuclear attack at its own risk, Nakanishi proposed Japan looked at the possibility of nuclear weapons as a "key option" in the first half of this century.

A total of 45 Japanese opinion leaders wrote in the same edition, most of them saying it would be more advantageous for Japan to remain non-nuclear.

Japan has enough plutonium in spent fuel rods from its civil nuclear power programme to build nuclear weapons immediately, said Shigeharu Aoyama, a specialist in security and risk management, writing in the same edition of Shokun.

"In spite of this, if Japan actively rejects nuclear weapons and spreads the experiences of Hiroshima and Nagasaki to the world by repelling US pressure... international trust in Japan will grow significantly," Aoyama added.

[Taro Toporific]

Older webcomic I found reading through the Extra Life archives.

Ok since your in Korea (which is rapidly becoming an ideal location for weapons testing), read this Aussie take on
"If SOUTH Korea made nukes" they'd look like this

Worry Japan, South Korea may seek nuclear capability
The World Today - Wednesday, 10 September, 2003 12:21:34
...We don't think it is in anybody's interest, anybody's interest, for the Korean Peninsula to have nuclear weapons. If the North Koreans persist in their desire to have nuclear weapons that puts enormous pressure on the Japanese to go nuclear. It puts enormous pressure on the South Koreans to go nuclear and that puts enormous pressure on the relationship that both Japan and South Korea have with China. It's very destabilising.

[Caustic Saint]

Ok since your in Korea (which is rapidly becoming an ideal location for weapons testing), read this Aussie take on
"If SOUTH Korea made nukes" they'd look like this

Nah, if the South had nukes, they'd look like this bombshell:



Juclecia, from Magna Carta. Character designs by Kim Hyung-tae. The man is amazing!

[Taro Toporific]

Nah, if the South had nukes, they'd look like this bombshell:
juclecia.jpg
Juclecia, from Magna Carta. Character designs by Kim Hyung-tae. The man is amazing!

You need to knock on their door and demand to do some rewriting for magnacarta.co.kr .....Check out this breathless copy from their site.

Users can taste unique oriental mood in the world of Magna Carta which has western setting. Characters carry on their lives based on oriental world view think much of spirit and soul...
....the frosty Princess Juclecia Sebine Re Elcritian...her return to the Palace, everyone knew her revenge against the people who looked on her mother's death would take away a lot of mans lives."[sic]

[Caustic Saint]

You need to knock on their door and demand to do some rewriting for magnacarta.co.kr .....Check out this breathless copy from their site.

Users can taste unique oriental mood in the world of Magna Carta which has western setting. Characters carry on their lives based on oriental world view think much of spirit and soul...
....the frosty Princess Juclecia Sebine Re Elcritian...her return to the Palace, everyone knew her revenge against the people who looked on her mother's death would take away a lot of mans lives."[sic]

That almost sounds like one of Rob's poems. Has he started doing fiction writing too? "Conversations on character and strife..."