That shit cray!
Japan will have no children under the age of 15 in 999 years if current trends continue, according to researchers at Tohoku University Graduate School of Economics in Sendai. A population clock developed by the researchers shows the child population count at any given moment based on declining percentages released recently by Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, according to a news release by Professor Hiroshi Yoshida, the research leader who is an expert on the economics of aging. - Via.
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Seriously are they?...
Crazy stuff!
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Ahh Arnold back in the 80's - you gotta love it! ; )
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Extreme Hobby; in which Russian teens, in their own version of Planking called "Skywalking", climb increasingly tall structures in search of increasingly dizzying photos. No reports of anyone falling to their deaths — yet...!
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After sending over his new song earlier today, Kesi posted this phone debate with Anne-Grethe Bjarup Riis on his Twitter earlier, which has got the the young homies profile going crazy this evening...!
I think we'll let it speak for itself!
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NB: Only for the Danish speaking.
Looking for a new watch?... Well if so, be sure to check out the Danish Seiko-specialists as they have a great selection of time-pieces in all price-ranges and they are offering free shipping until the 14th. of May.
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One World Trade Center, built over six years in the spot where the Twin Towers fell, has now surpassed the 1250-foot Empire State Building as the tallest in New York. The amazing construction is expected to be completed in December, when the height of the building will be 1368 feet, with the antenna spire pushing the edifice to a final height of 1776 feet.
Wow!

I'm almost certain that a piece of Candice Swanepoel a day is truely healthy! ; )
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Wow - McD going all in!
In a par-for-the-course move when it comes to Olympics sponsorship, the world’s largest McDonald’s is being built in London’s Olympic Park for the 2012 Games. The restaurant, which will seat 1,500, headlines quite the exclusive deal — no other brand name food will be sold in the Olympic Village.
Despite rampant criticism of the juxtaposition of fast food and world-class athletes, an Olympic Committee spokesman defended the move: “Without our partners such as McDonald’s, the games simply wouldn’t happen.”
Makes sense!
