Yonekura Ryoko

bmwracer wrote:Wallpaper. :inlove:

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oohhh this one is nice :victory:
Great smile too :mrgreen:

K.T.Tran wrote:oohhh this one is nice :victory:
Great smile too :mrgreen:

Different colors, too: :mrgreen:

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Beautifully simple. :smitten:

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bmwracer wrote:Beautifully simple. :smitten:

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well said, ....beautiful. :thumbsup:

Nyokei Kazoku.

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Well well, the torrent of fangirls have shown up, so it's time to bid everyone adieu 'til tomorrow.........................

Tu_triky wrote:

dude if she blazed i'd look her up next time i go to japan.... :metaldevil:

i could ask her in japanese

burunto o suimasu ka? "do you smoke blunts?"

*writes that down for future reference*

You two are like the Cheech and Chong of this forum. :shakehead:

bmwracer wrote:You two are like the Cheech and Chong of this forum. :shakehead:

Lemme guess, the chinese guy gets to be Chong? :usuck:



:hehe:

krim wrote:Lemme guess, the chinese guy gets to be Chong? :usuck:

:hehe:

I'll leave it to you two to decide.

From the net. :)

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Dancing queen. ;) :inlove:

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bmwracer wrote:From the net. :)

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Is she happy or.....is she thinking...can't tell from her expression.

Is that Aya next to her???

K.T.Tran wrote:Is that Aya next to her???

Most likely.

I'm tellin' ya, they're like sisters. :)

bmwracer wrote:Nyokei Kazoku.

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Well well, the torrent of fangirls have shown up, so it's time to bid everyone adieu 'til tomorrow.........................

is that one of her newer dramas? did you get it off d-addicts yet?

krim wrote:*writes that down for future reference*

hella funny

bmwracer wrote:You two are like the Cheech and Chong of this forum. :shakehead:

i prefer to think they we are the manzai group of the site....it's more culturally appropriate: Wikipedia definition


A manzai is a comedic act usually associated with the Kansai region of Japan, which is comprised of the acts of boke and tsukkomi. The boke is the act of saying something that is stupid, ignorant, out of line, or aloof. In response, the other person that is in on the manzai does a tsukkomi, which involves a quick, witty retaliatory response that often involves harsh verbal or physical abuse. When a person who wants to do a manzai says a pun in an act of boke, that person may long for another person to "put in" a tsukkomi. The term manzai was first coined by Yoshimoto Kogyo's advertising department.

Manzai (–ŸË) is a style of stand-up comedy in Japan, where two performers—a straight man (tsukkomi) and a funny man (boke)—trade jokes at great speed. Most of the jokes revolve around mutual misunderstandings, double-talk, puns and other verbal gags

wow, learn something new everyday!

too bad ill forget it by tonight. :hehe:

krim wrote:wow, learn something new everyday!

too bad ill forget it by tonight. :hehe:

no sweat...it's good to start each day with a clean slate...or is that a clean stem?

:nut:

manzai i tell ya!

qilver wrote:is that one of her newer dramas? did you get it off d-addicts yet?

Sure did... Thanks to dochira. :thumbsup:

But no subs. :puppydog:

Tu_triky wrote:


i prefer to think they we are the manzai group of the site....it's more culturally appropriate: Wikipedia definition


A manzai is a comedic act usually associated with the Kansai region of Japan, which is comprised of the acts of boke and tsukkomi. The boke is the act of saying something that is stupid, ignorant, out of line, or aloof. In response, the other person that is in on the manzai does a tsukkomi, which involves a quick, witty retaliatory response that often involves harsh verbal or physical abuse. When a person who wants to do a manzai says a pun in an act of boke, that person may long for another person to "put in" a tsukkomi. The term manzai was first coined by Yoshimoto Kogyo's advertising department.

Manzai (–ŸË) is a style of stand-up comedy in Japan, where two performers—a straight man (tsukkomi) and a funny man (boke)—trade jokes at great speed. Most of the jokes revolve around mutual misunderstandings, double-talk, puns and other verbal gags

So basically you're saying the two of you are more like Abbott and Costello/Martin and Lewis/Mutt and Jeff/Ricky and Lucy..... ;)

bmwracer wrote:
So basically you're saying the two of you are more like Abbott and Costello/Martin and Lewis/Mutt and Jeff/Ricky and Lucy..... ;)

ren and stimpy.....yeah....exactly. :nut: