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    Official Playstation Discussion

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    They've stopped making old PS3s(Fat PS3'S)

    soon theyll be only PS3 slims left.

    if i had a ps3 id be so happy lol

    but halo reach, halo 3 odst, and ballad of gay tony is why ive got a xbox

    my bro will never buy a ps cos he hates ps lol

    First Lady of Japan says she can eat the sun!

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    From Kyung Lah

    CNN

    TOKYO, Japan (CNN) — Japan’s soon to be First Lady has been grabbing headlines and turning heads lately with bizarre statements such as she has been to Venus, she can eat the sun and that actor Tom Cruise was Japanese in a past life.

    Miyuki Hatoyama, became newsworthy this week when her husband’s political party won in Japan’s elections this week

    Her husband, Yukio Hatoyama, will become the country’s prime minister. And the soon to be First Lady of Japan, Hatoyama’s views have taken on a new importance.

    In an interview on Japanese television Hatoyama seems to imply she knows Tom Cruise.

    “I know that Tom Cruise was Japanese in the previous life,” she said.

    She goes on to say that if she met Cruise now he would know her because they have met in a past life.

    On the same show Hatoyama said that she eats the sun and says her husband does also. She shows the host how she does that by reaching into the air and pulling what seems to be nothing towards her mouth.

    “I guess you’re wondering how I’m eating it. But I just take it and eat it like that,” she says. “I just grab it and eat it. It makes me feel good.”

    Her husband pulled off a stunning political upheaval this week leading his opposition Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) to oust Japan’s 50-year reign of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).

    But even during the campaign season some of the eccentric views of the soon to be prime minister’s wife had began to surface.

    Some of those views are contained in a book she penned called “Very Strange Things I’ve Encountered.”

    In that book she said at one point in her life her soul rode on a triangular shaped UFO that took her to Venus. She remarked that Venus is very beautiful and green.

    Hatoyama seems to be a new breed of first lady in Japan. She is a divorcee, a former actress and says she commands more equality from her husband.

    Political analyst Tomohiko Taniguichi says the UFO talk is harmless.

    “Definitely refreshing, fun to look at, and fun to learn more about. Because she’s so different,” said Taniguichi.

    But Hatoyama is now a influential figure that has the ear of the most powerful man in world’s second largest economy, Taniguichi said.

    “If she tries to intervene in the political decision making process, then the people’s opinion would change dramatically. But the nation is in its honeymoon period with this newcomer.” Taniguichi said.

    Source: http://cnnwire.blogs.cnn.com/2009/09/04/japans-new-first-lady-says-she-can-eat-the-sun/

    I'd wanna see a Japanese Katie Holmes.

    15 year old kid beaten to death during lunchtime

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    Source: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574...95-421,00.html

    A SCHOOLBOY squabble during morning recess escalated into a brawl that has left a 15-year-old NSW schoolboy dead.

    Detectives and forensic specialists descended on Mullumbimby High School in northern NSW and declared the playground a crime scene after Jai Morcom was pronounced dead in hospital on the Gold Coast yesterday.

    The Year 9 student suffered massive head injuries in the fight, which began with petty bickering shortly after 11am during "little lunch'' on Friday, a schoolmate told The Sunday Telegraph.

    The schoolmate is one of dozens of witnesses, including students and teachers, who will give statements to police.

    Jai was transferred from Mullumbimby Hospital to Gold Coast Hospital's intensive care unit, where he was placed on life support.

    He died yesterday morning, 24 hours after the brawl.

    His distraught mother Kim last night said: "You don't send your kids to school thinking they're going to die.

    "Jai was just a gentle little guy. He wasn't a fighter.''

    Jai's older brother, Mayo, flew home on Friday night from the NSW ski-fields where he works, to join his devastated parents and sisters, Kyra, 26, and Jade, 22.

    A Year 9 student said the fight was between two school gangs. The student said: "One of the gangs stole a seat from our eating area. We stole it back and it turned into an all-out brawl (and) the teachers did nothing''.

    The student alleged Jai had been beaten to a pulp and ``it was really scary and intense. It was completely out of control''.

    A school nurse gave first aid until paramedics arrived, but witnesses said Jai was frothing at the mouth and non-responsive.

    Forensic detectives, NSW and Queensland police have been called in to investigate and are preparing a brief for the coroner.

    A Year 9 classmate, who asked not to be named, said the two groups involved in the fight were the "emos'' and the "footy heads''.

    "Someone took someone else's table ... Jai was just walking through and the Year 11s just threw him,''she said.

    "We saw him on the ground and it was horrible. They just ran over the top of him when he was down and kept kicking him.''

    Police feared revenge attacks. One student told Ten News last night: "This other kid's going to get killed.''

    Tweed-Byron duty officer, Inspector Owen King, said there were several versions of how the incident unfolded and all would be investigated. One was that Jai may have felt unwell and was questioned by a teacher before recess because he did not appear to be himself.

    "There are a number of conflicting versions and we're not going to speculate,'' Insp King said. ``That will be part of the investigation.

    "We need to determine exactly what happened. It was recess time, the playground was full.''

    There was no CCTV footage, nor had any student filmed the fight on a mobile phone, he said. School liaison police would join councillors on campus tomorrow, he said, describing the incident as tragic and sad.

    One Year 12 witness told The Gold Coast Bulletin Jai wasn't fully involved in the fight at the beginning.

    "He was shoved up against a brick wall near the girls' toilets by his throat. It was pretty rough then started to get more serious.

    "Someone spat on someone, then they just went psycho and started punching and kicking him.

    "All these boys came in and they were just dominating him. Then he fell and hit his head.

    "No one realised he had been knocked out and everyone kept kicking and punching him still.''

    Education Department counsellors will attend tomorrow.

    "We are deeply shocked by the tragic situation that has occurred,'' a spokeswoman said.

    "Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the student at this difficult time. Additional support, including counselling, is being provided to staff and students.''

    Mullumbimby High School has about 920 students and 75 teachers, and an anti-bullying policy. A SCHOOLBOY squabble during morning recess escalated into a brawl that has left a 15-year-old NSW schoolboy dead.

    Detectives and forensic specialists descended on Mullumbimby High School in northern NSW and declared the playground a crime scene after Jai Morcom was pronounced dead in hospital on the Gold Coast yesterday.

    The Year 9 student suffered massive head injuries in the fight, which began with petty bickering shortly after 11am during "little lunch'' on Friday, a schoolmate told The Sunday Telegraph.

    The schoolmate is one of dozens of witnesses, including students and teachers, who will give statements to police.

    Jai was transferred from Mullumbimby Hospital to Gold Coast Hospital's intensive care unit, where he was placed on life support.

    He died yesterday morning, 24 hours after the brawl.

    His distraught mother Kim last night said: "You don't send your kids to school thinking they're going to die.

    "Jai was just a gentle little guy. He wasn't a fighter.''

    Jai's older brother, Mayo, flew home on Friday night from the NSW ski-fields where he works, to join his devastated parents and sisters, Kyra, 26, and Jade, 22.

    A Year 9 student said the fight was between two school gangs. The student said: "One of the gangs stole a seat from our eating area. We stole it back and it turned into an all-out brawl (and) the teachers did nothing''.

    The student alleged Jai had been beaten to a pulp and ``it was really scary and intense. It was completely out of control''.

    A school nurse gave first aid until paramedics arrived, but witnesses said Jai was frothing at the mouth and non-responsive.

    Forensic detectives, NSW and Queensland police have been called in to investigate and are preparing a brief for the coroner.

    A Year 9 classmate, who asked not to be named, said the two groups involved in the fight were the "emos'' and the "footy heads''.

    "Someone took someone else's table ... Jai was just walking through and the Year 11s just threw him,''she said.

    "We saw him on the ground and it was horrible. They just ran over the top of him when he was down and kept kicking him.''

    Police feared revenge attacks. One student told Ten News last night: "This other kid's going to get killed.''

    Tweed-Byron duty officer, Inspector Owen King, said there were several versions of how the incident unfolded and all would be investigated. One was that Jai may have felt unwell and was questioned by a teacher before recess because he did not appear to be himself.

    "There are a number of conflicting versions and we're not going to speculate,'' Insp King said. ``That will be part of the investigation.

    "We need to determine exactly what happened. It was recess time, the playground was full.''

    There was no CCTV footage, nor had any student filmed the fight on a mobile phone, he said. School liaison police would join councillors on campus tomorrow, he said, describing the incident as tragic and sad.

    One Year 12 witness told The Gold Coast Bulletin Jai wasn't fully involved in the fight at the beginning.

    "He was shoved up against a brick wall near the girls' toilets by his throat. It was pretty rough then started to get more serious.

    "Someone spat on someone, then they just went psycho and started punching and kicking him.

    "All these boys came in and they were just dominating him. Then he fell and hit his head.

    "No one realised he had been knocked out and everyone kept kicking and punching him still.''

    Education Department counsellors will attend tomorrow.

    "We are deeply shocked by the tragic situation that has occurred,'' a spokeswoman said.

    "Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the student at this difficult time. Additional support, including counselling, is being provided to staff and students.''

    Mullumbimby High School has about 920 students and 75 teachers, and an anti-bullying policy.

    Over a seat? This is friggin sad

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