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ahochaude wrote:

You mean iron?! :hehe:

oh yea that too :sweat:

Ushiroyubi the diff between you and me is that you're buff as hell... :sweat:

i think the reason i looked "bigger" in my pic is because i have very little fat.. so you can see the defenition of my muscles better than if i had extra fat tissue... that and i wrestle and box.. the diet is what makes us look "bigger" :beaten: .. i still like beign thin to beign fat.. but that's my oppinion :sweat:

LEAD!? lead is TOXIC.. u want me to die!?
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lovelessemotion wrote:i think the reason i looked "bigger" in my pic is because i have very little fat.. so you can see the defenition of my muscles better than if i had extra fat tissue... that and i wrestle and box.. the diet is what makes us look "bigger" :beaten: .. i still like beign thin to beign fat.. but that's my oppinion :sweat:

I didn't mean "thick" or anything. I just didn't think you were such a lightweight. I thought you were around 145lbs or something, which is about average for people your height.
I think anyone would rather be thin than fat! *LOL*

lovelessemotion wrote:LEAD!? lead is TOXIC.. u want me to die!?

:lol: Don't worry, he meant to say iron! :hehe:

Omae? Hate to sound too "sensei-ish" but are you and BM drinking buddies? I think you should just use anata, but I would prefer "BMW ha kakoii desu". Gramatically speaking, i can care less, but we are talking about how we speak to one another, and that is one of my pet peeves. If you don't agree with me, ask aho about this, don't meen to disrespect.

I know "omae" isn't a polite way to say "you". "Anata" is the polite form. But bmw is my friend, and I haven't thought I had to be polite to talk to him.
Besides, I'm still learning japanese, english ... I made some mistakes. My first language is portuguese. Gomen neh ????

Betsy Hayashi wrote:I know "omae" isn't a polite way to say "you". "Anata" is the polite form. But bmw is my friend, and I haven't thought I had to be polite to talk to him.

Omae is a little harsh. That's all. Close friends would use that term to one another, but not accquaintances. So using the term would be like you guys are really good friends.
Niko didn't mean anything by it. He was just trying to teach you, that's all. He's not the disrespecting kind of guy, Betsy.

Betsy Hayashi wrote:Besides, I'm still learning japanese, english ... I made some mistakes. My first language is portuguese. Gomen neh ????

I give you a lot of credit for taking on two second languages. :)

Betsy Hayashi wrote:

Omae? Hate to sound too "sensei-ish" but are you and BM drinking buddies? I think you should just use anata, but I would prefer "BMW ha kakoii desu". Gramatically speaking, i can care less, but we are talking about how we speak to one another, and that is one of my pet peeves. If you don't agree with me, ask aho about this, don't meen to disrespect.

I know "omae" isn't a polite way to say "you". "Anata" is the polite form. But bmw is my friend, and I haven't thought I had to be polite to talk to him.
Besides, I'm still learning japanese, english ... I made some mistakes. My first language is portuguese. Gomen neh ????

It's cool, Betsy-chan. No need to worry. I got the general idea. Arigato gozaimashita... :D

Omae is a little harsh. That's all. Close friends would use that term to one another, but not accquaintances. So using the term would be like you guys are really good friends.
Niko didn't mean anything by it. He was just trying to teach you, that's all. He's not the disrespecting kind of guy, Betsy.

I didn't feel desrespected. I really didn't know about it so well. My japanese teacher and my mother have never taught me that. Sorry once again and I'll take care in the next time.

Betsy Hayashi wrote:

Omae? Hate to sound too "sensei-ish" but are you and BM drinking buddies? I think you should just use anata, but I would prefer "BMW ha kakoii desu". Gramatically speaking, i can care less, but we are talking about how we speak to one another, and that is one of my pet peeves. If you don't agree with me, ask aho about this, don't meen to disrespect.

I know "omae" isn't a polite way to say "you". "Anata" is the polite form. But bmw is my friend, and I haven't thought I had to be polite to talk to him. Besides, I'm still learning japanese, english ... I made some mistakes. My first language is portuguese. Gomen neh ????

Sorry for butting in, but assuming you are female Betsy...."omae" is kinda...manly for girls to use even in kinda casual situations, in my opinion. I don't really use "omae". If I don't use "anata", or, in the very rare case, "anta", I will refer to someone in the third person :sweat: Maybe I'm nuts but I don't see "anata" as overly formal. :crazy: Just my two cents, not calling anyone right or wrong here...just going by what I do :hehe:

Betsy Hayashi wrote:I didn't feel desrespected. I really didn't know about it so well. My japanese teacher and my mother have never taught me that. Sorry once again and I'll take care in the next time.

Glad to hear that you didn't feel dissed.
No apologies necessary. We know you didn't mean to make it sound harsh. :)

KouSeiya315 wrote:

Sorry for butting in, but assuming you are female Betsy...."omae" is kinda...manly for girls to use even in kinda casual situations, in my opinion. I don't really use "omae". If I don't use "anata", or, in the very rare case, "anta", I will refer to someone in the third person :sweat: Maybe I'm nuts but I don't see "anata" as overly formal. :crazy: Just my two cents, not calling anyone right or wrong here...just going by what I do :hehe:

Yeah, I've got it. I won't use this word again.

Damn, I've gotta work on my Japanese. I don't know what the hell you guys are talkin' about. :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:Damn, I've gotta work on my Japanese. I don't know what the hell you guys are talkin' about. :hehe:

it's okay, just smile and nod :hehe:



solidsonya:
*smiles and nods*

bmwracer wrote:Damn, I've gotta work on my Japanese. I don't know what the hell you guys are talkin' about. :hehe:

Yeah you should Bmw-san! hehehehe.. :beaten:

Tekanan wrote:IMO, i think bmwracer with long hair will look like a hippie. :sweat:
no offense dude. :beaten:

solidsonya wrote:

can you grow some?
then take a picture....i wanna see a hippie-ish bmwracer!

With the rising advent in technology, the internet can be a pretty crazy place to be. Anywho, here's my interpretation of a groovier Bmw, I think he looks totally rastified, and the magic of photoshop allowed him to skimp on eating those onions too :mrgreen:

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Listen to Bob Marley,
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solidsonya wrote:

it's okay, just smile and nod :hehe:



solidsonya:
*smiles and nods*

:hehe: :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:
That's what I usually do... :bonk:

Idsynchrono_24 wrote:

With the rising advent in technology, the internet can be a pretty crazy place to be. Anywho, here's my interpretation of a groovier Bmw, I think he looks totally rastified, and the magic of photoshop allowed him to skimp on eating those onions too :mrgreen:

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Listen to Bob Marley,
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OMG! that's a hilarious picture!! :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

Betsy Hayashi wrote:

That's what I usually do...

people don't realize quite how stupid i am this way :beaten: :hehe: :hehe:

Idsynchrono_24 wrote:

With the rising advent in technology, the internet can be a pretty crazy place to be. Anywho, here's my interpretation of a groovier Bmw, I think he looks totally rastified, and the magic of photoshop allowed him to skimp on eating those onions too :mrgreen:

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Listen to Bob Marley,
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA... *busts a gut*

Dude, get your stuff straight: that's a Rastafarian, not a hippie.

bmwracer wrote:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA... *busts a gut*

Dude, get your stuff straight: that's a Rastafarian, not a hippie.

hehe, can you be both? :mrgreen:

solidsonya wrote:

hehe, can you be both? :mrgreen:

I suppose, but I don't wanna be either one...

bmwracer wrote:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA... *busts a gut*

Dude, get your stuff straight: that's a Rastafarian, not a hippie.

HAHAHAHAHA...bloody funny...*rolling down to the floor* :rofl: