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Just ordered three jackets.

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^ Men's Wearhouse? :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:^ Men's Wearhouse? :mrgreen:

Just don't F12 me.

Tu_triky wrote:Just don't F12 me.

I'd be more concerned about Ctrl-Alt-Delete. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
I'd be more concerned about Ctrl-Alt-Delete. :beaten:

;)

Seriously, ppl come up with weird sh..

Tu_triky wrote:Just ordered three jackets.

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>>jealous<<

Is there a female cut?

Wynter wrote:

>>jealous<<

Is there a female cut?

Hehe. Yes, but it doesn't have a full size keyboard.

Wynter wrote:>>jealous<<

Is there a female cut?

Yeah, but it only comes in a bikini. :mrgreen:

Is that a touchpad? :hehe:

A friend of mine said that he's a member of the mikoshi group in the SF Cherry Blossom Parade next month. He's too short to carry the mikoshi (I have visions of his feet dangling above the ground!) so he works crowd control. I may volunteer to carry the thing this year, if it means my fill of sake. :rofl:

I quit my job about a month ago. I got tired of doing all the work while others slacked off. I did sales and I was good at it but it was too much pressure and parents and sis/bro got so tired of me coming home complaining all the time. So I agreed to a 45 day "work break". Well I still have chores and other stuff that is the equivalent of a FT job. Now with everyone breathing down my back, I have decided to try and work again. I have an interview tomorrow morning but I will be honest, the only thing I will be thinking about during that interview is episode 5 of Tsuki no Koibito. :usuck:

Why is it so hard to go to work now that I have been off work? It's someone my dad knows so I can't really "flop" the whole thing. I don't want to embarrass him. Seems like they really need someone to start and willing to hire on the spot so looks like I have the job which means... I really need some sleep now. I'm not sure what I am typing.:nut: I wish I could just watch dramas... :ohcrap:

iluvasiandrama wrote:I quit my job about a month ago. I got tired of doing all the work while others slacked off. I did sales and I was good at it but it was too much pressure and parents and sis/bro got so tired of me coming home complaining all the time.

I think a lot of people have that problem... I know I do.

Considering how crappy the job market is, you have just suck it up and worry about taking care of your own business and not let the slackers get you down: they'll get their comeuppance eventually.

Why is it so hard to go to work now that I have been off work? It's someone my dad knows so I can't really "flop" the whole thing. I don't want to embarrass him. Seems like they really need someone to start and willing to hire on the spot so looks like I have the job which means... I really need some sleep now. I'm not sure what I am typing.:nut: I wish I could just watch dramas... :ohcrap:

Ganbatte...! :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
Ganbatte...! :victory:

I had to look that word up LOL :mrgreen: thanks I will give it a try I guess! You are right and my ex-boss could care less and told me to leave and I'll be replaced. I left and they have had 3 different ppl in my old position in one month's time. Go figure! Anywho, past is past now so ... Wow, my eyes are soo tired to type :rofl: Of to dream land I go!

iluvasiandrama wrote:I had to look that word up LOL :mrgreen: thanks I will give it a try I guess!

If you watch enough dramas, you start to pick up on some words and phrases, not to mention interacting with some of the good people here. :victory:

You are right, I have learned from watching dramas but I haven't been serious about learning it though. I can pronounce some words but can't spell them. I try but I have problems with the phonetic challenge (accent used in words).

iluvasiandrama wrote:You are right, I have learned from watching dramas but I haven't been serious about learning it though. I can pronounce some words but can't spell them. I try but I have problems with the phonetic challenge (accent used in words).

From what I've read, supposedly there aren't really any accents in the Japanese language.

bmwracer wrote:
From what I've read, supposedly there aren't really any accents in the Japanese language.

I should have said "emphasis". The placement of emphasis on words and the heightening of the voice on those emphasized parts of the words are difficult also the speed of talking is way too fast. :sweat:

I enjoy hearing it from others though :mrgreen:

iluvasiandrama wrote:I enjoy hearing it from others though :mrgreen:

Especially from a female voice. :mrgreen: :bonk:

bmwracer wrote:
Especially from a female voice. :mrgreen: :bonk:

:rolleyes: If you say so... :D

Another earthquake... :sweat:

Takoyama wrote:Another earthquake... :sweat:

Magnitude 7.4 according to the USGS: http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsww/Quakes/usc0002ksa.php :sweat: