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9 Oct 2010, 08:34 #32841
Takoyama wrote:

:rofl:


That ish had me crackin up in my car, man. Friekin' funny.
9 Oct 2010, 08:36 #32842
Tu_triky wrote:

That ish had me crackin up in my car, man. Friekin' funny.


Most countries will accept you if you're the "ganja" even Japan.
9 Oct 2010, 08:38 #32843
Takoyama wrote:

Most countries will accept you if you're the "ganja" even Japan.


:hehe:

Well said.
9 Oct 2010, 08:43 · edited #32844
Tu_triky wrote: lived in Japan for 80 generations and you would still be considered a "ganja" :rofl:


I think I might be considered one having lived in Jamaica for a few weeks. :rofl:

Didn't even need to live in Japan for that title. :hehe:
9 Oct 2010, 08:45 #32845
Eve wrote:

I think I might be considered one having lived in Jamaica for a few weeks. :rofl:

Don't even need to live in Japan for that title. :hehe:


The world is truly your oyster beastmaster! Or light of the current joke perhaps the word is your green lipped mussel. From New Zealand of course.

:hehe:
9 Oct 2010, 09:36 #32846
brad2 wrote:It is affecting my keyboard and I can't quite undertand why I keep hitting so many wrong keys......... :banghead:


If that's the case, the sun is always shinning here. :beaten:

Ganga Ganga... I think this word exists in my language... I'll ask mum tomorrow.
9 Oct 2010, 09:40 #32847
Wynter wrote:
Ganga Ganga... I think this word exists in my language... I'll ask mum tomorrow.


:mrgreen:

Tu_triky wrote:

The world is truly your oyster beastmaster! Or light of the current joke perhaps the word is your green lipped mussel. From New Zealand of course.

:hehe:


Your crustacean eloquence quites overcomes me, dear. :hug:


Anyway back to idiots on live TV again: it takes a model to do something even more idiotic.
Like announce the wrong person as winner on Australia's Next Top Model.
This would never happen in the States. We'd never allow a model to host a live TV show. :hehe:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_OowbhjJXE
9 Oct 2010, 09:48 #32848
Eve wrote:

Your crustacean eloquence quites overcomes me, dear. :hug:


Anyway back to idiots on live TV again: it takes a model to do something even more idiotic.
Like announce the wrong person as winner on Australia's Next Top Model.
This would never happen in the States. We'd never allow a model to host a live TV show. :hehe:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_OowbhjJXE


I read about that! Definitely not a fashion director working the shows at Bryant Park, my dear.
10 Oct 2010, 03:56 #32849
Tu_triky wrote:

I read about that! Definitely not a fashion director working the shows at Bryant Park, my dear.


I would say not, LOL!! :mrgreen:

Oh, we did check out Lagerfeld Confidential. Very interesting man. Wish the film maker had had him talk more and filmed less extraneous action. He was enough and more to be all that was needed.
10 Oct 2010, 04:24 #32850
Eve wrote:

I would say not, LOL!! :mrgreen:

Oh, we did check out Lagerfeld Confidential. Very interesting man. Wish the film maker had had him talk more and filmed less extraneous action. He was enough and more to be all that was needed.


Agreed. They didn't show him designing so much or expounding on his craft but I thought it was a fascinating look at the man nonetheless.

The better fashion documentary is the one about Marc Jacobs, entitled Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton.
10 Oct 2010, 05:02 #32851
Back from my mom 'n' pop sushi restaurant... And my download of Japanland and Kon Satoshi's Paprika is done.

Time for some video viewing. :victory:
10 Oct 2010, 05:06 #32852
bmwracer wrote:Back from my mom 'n' pop sushi restaurant... And my download of Japanland and Kon Satoshi's Paprika is done.

Time for some video viewing. :victory:


How fun. I've seen both...and you had a good lunch to boot. :victory:
10 Oct 2010, 05:16 #32853
Tu_triky wrote:How fun. I've seen both...and you had a good lunch to boot. :victory:

Yup, it's been a pretty good day so far.

Winning the Mega would be a nice topper. :mrgreen:
10 Oct 2010, 05:21 #32854
bmwracer wrote:
Yup, it's been a pretty good day so far.

Winning the Mega would be a nice topper. :mrgreen:


Break me off some when that happens :P
10 Oct 2010, 05:33 #32855
Tu_triky wrote:Break me off some when that happens :P

I'm sure a line will form if that happens. :mrgreen:
10 Oct 2010, 05:34 #32856
bmwracer wrote:
I'm sure a line will form if that happens. :mrgreen:


I could use a few thousand gyoza if you know what I mean.
10 Oct 2010, 06:53 #32857
Tu_triky wrote:

Agreed. They didn't show him designing so much or expounding on his craft but I thought it was a fascinating look at the man nonetheless.

The better fashion documentary is the one about Marc Jacobs, entitled Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton.


I'll be putting it on my list then. :victory:
And yes, KL was really fascinating. His mother sounded like she had been a spy or something. Strange background.

bmwracer wrote:
I'm sure a line will form if that happens. :mrgreen:



Put me in right behind, Tu!! :woot:

Good luck, Beem!!! :fingerscrossed: Gyoza for all!!
10 Oct 2010, 07:42 #32858
Eve wrote:

I'll be putting it on my list then. Victory! Peace!
And yes, KL was really fascinating. His mother sounded like she had been a spy or something. Strange background.


Lagerfield killed me with all those collars. :rofl:

Yeah, given your past experience in fashion I think you'll enjoy Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton. It focuses much more on the creative process of fashion.
10 Oct 2010, 08:46 #32859
Tu_triky wrote:

Lagerfield killed me with all those collars. :rofl:



They were like elegant Medieval instruments of torture. :hehe:
And a great way to hide all that loose skin he must have had after losing so much weight. :victory:

Tu_triky wrote:Yeah, given your past experience in fashion I think you'll enjoy Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton. It focuses much more on the creative process of fashion.


Been put on my queue. :thumbsup:
I always enjoy films about the creative processes in the arts and fashion. Frivolous depth is for me. :mrgreen:

And Im watching Real Clothes tonight to stay in the mood.
10 Oct 2010, 08:58 #32860
Eve wrote:

They were like elegant Medieval instruments of torture. hehe
And a great way to hide all that loose skin he must have had after losing so much weight.


Or that bowl of rings he had on his dresser. Talk about eccentric, as most great fashion designers inevitably are!


Been put on my queue. :thumbsup:
I always enjoy films about the creative processes in the arts and fashion. Frivolous depth is for me. :mrgreen:


You must have been laughing out loud when the fashion house of Emanuel Ungaro appointed Lindsay Lohan as a creative director.

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