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I just heard of a few people going up to Niseko for a month in February. I was wondering why they were doing that, rather than spending time in different places. It seems Niseko is really popular, but wouldn't a week or 2 there and exploring some other places as well be better?

WOuld you vote if you could?

Love it! Bit steep though. I really like crazy watches.

Bouncing leg. I just seem to need to do it when I'm concentrating.

Rather unlikely situation, but I could never murder someone intentionally.

Go India!

Beef. Latest technology.

Why? In your world is smoking dope "the norm"?

Spinal Tap should No 1

I wonder what the actual number of people was. ie if 1 person goes 10 times in a season he is just counted as 1.

Snow

2003 not out yet, Ocean11. Out next month. Probably very little change from XP.

Definitely 7. Whats the problem there?

What a crazy name!

I took a look at those in the local denki shop. Impressive looking things.

If you re-install it, the problem will probably go away.

It is annoying isn't it? But sometimes I'd rather just take a deep breath and spend the money rather than a) spending ages and wasting lots of time getting frustrated finding other ways and running the risk of screwing things up very badly.

I watched that too - interesting to watch, even if I don't know exactly what is going on all the time.

XP - I have a friend who also tried to upgrade, but it would not let him and he wasted his cash on the upgrade (shop wouldn't take it back either).

I know that it will differ in different countries, but what do people here think about the concept of arranged marriages. I am quite close to the subject because of my background, and not a supporter. I'm interested in what people who come from societies where there is none think about it. Thanks

It all depends of course, but I think late 20s is a good time maybe. I'm not a big fan of arranged marriages either.

I don't need a tan

Which do you all prefer? I like red wine but not too keen on white.

Saw this on cnn: KASSEL, Germany (AP) -- German prosecutors have charged a 41-year-old man with murder for allegedly killing, dismembering and eating the flesh of another man who consented to the arrangement over the Internet. The man, a computer expert identified only as Armin M., carried out the killing in March 2001, prosecutor Hans-Manfred Jung told a news conference in the central city of Kassel on Thursday. He was arrested last December. "It is certain that the crime was committed with the agreement of the victim," Jung said. But prosecutors classified the death as a mur

I saw Ford in an interview on TV last night, it must be recent because it was a promo for his latest movie - and he didn't look that bad at all actually.