monta wrote: i mean, Wyn-san lives in Yamapi's pocket right?
Does that mean she's a ball of lint? :beaten: :hehe:
Started by Pemu · 2 Aug 2003 · 27,479 replies
monta wrote: i mean, Wyn-san lives in Yamapi's pocket right?
bmwracer wrote:I think it's time you kids move your discussion over to the Sailor Moon thread.... I'm getting the dry heaves. :bleh:
Geezer wrote:Wynter
I find guys who aren't goodlooking sometimes verra attractive.
BMW
Let her alone. I like the way this girl thinks. I want to hear more.
Eve wrote:
WOW!! You all finished the drama!! :shocked:
I think I had a hard time getting into the first ep because I couldnt stand the anime. Now you are making me think I should try it again. :headscratch:
monta wrote:
or maybe you're shocked by the fact that she actually fell for a Johnny's? i mean, Wyn-san lives in Yamapi's pocket right? :mrgreen:
bmwracer wrote:
Does that mean she's a ball of lint? :beaten: :hehe:
Wynter wrote:Why? I find guys who aren't goodlooking sometimes verra attractive. Usually it's because of the character they play. Or some other quality that makes them madly attractive. Gorgeous looks aren't everything.
Wynter wrote:I might get tired of Becky's character. She's a lil' over the the top.That's not her character, that's HER :shakehead: [/list:u]
gaijinmark wrote: That's not her character, that's HER :shakehead: [/list:u]
bmwracer wrote:Finished Koi ni Ochitara in two days. Really good show... I enjoyed it a lot. :thumbsup:
I give it a solid 9/10... Great performances from top to bottom. :)
I'm sorry I waited this long to watch it, but I'm glad I did. :D
Highly recommended viewing.
uhno wrote:My friend has recommended that I watch Bishojo Senshi Sailor Moon - so that's what I'm gonna start today.
:victory:
Tu_triky wrote:i like all the crappy food they ate in that dorama :P cheap food and cheap liquor and wine was the norm
bmwracer wrote:
I've gotta find that bar where the hostess (Sato Eriko) is always offering stuff on the house... :victory:
Tu_triky wrote:haha...i loved those scenes with all the free "sabisu" <service> food :mrgreen:
bmwracer wrote:
LOL, I couldn't relate why that term meant it was "on the house."
Guess it's a cultural thingie. :)
Tu_triky wrote:it's just one of those idiosyncratic adoptions of the English language by the Japanese...i was familiar with it so i wasn't left unawares...but your point is well taken.
examples:
"sabisu" = free product/gift/voucher as sabisu desu on the house
"sabisu zangyo" = overtime worked not claimed
bmwracer wrote:
So desu.
I've gotta watch more dramas and pick up on this stuff. :beaten:
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