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Started by ahochaude · 23 Nov 2003 · 35,048 replies
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littlemissfab wrote:
dude.. i never prohibited you from making jokes.. just don't include visuals.. :mwahaha:
I think they are conscious of the "chicken legs" aspect of wearing shorts. if i may say so myself.. guys with athletic calves get my attention.. a lot.. guys who run are hot. :thumbsup:
i don't think it's that...it's that ppl there are more well-dressed...even on weekends hordes of ppl are very smartly dressed, their casual is not as casual as in the west.
Tu_triky wrote:
that's why you get yourself one of those long poles...keep your head above the rest and catch some breeze..and rap with the crows too.
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crows....seems like japan has their fair share of them. I remember hearing them early morning like 4 or 5am, and it's already daylight by 4:30am.
qilver wrote:
crows....seems like japan has their fair share of them. I remember hearing them early morning like 4 or 5am, and it's already daylight by 4:30am.
yeah it's the city of crows. man...
Tu_triky wrote:
yeah it's the city of crows. man...
kyoto"crow"city...lol :hehe:
not just there, elsewhere too. :bonk:
qilver wrote:
kyoto"crow"city...lol :hehe:
not just there, elsewhere too. :bonk:
interesting...so it's a nationwide phenomenon...
I really love how discussions evolve here in jdorama.. very amusing..
i wonder if they're illegal to harrass there in japan, as it is here.
krim wrote:i wonder if they're illegal to harrass there in japan, as it is here.
only after they stab you in the eye with a two inch beek
Tu_triky wrote:
only after they stab you in the eye with a two inch beek
and then the next one comes and others follow behind it, aahhhh.
they're probably more of them in the countryside in Japan, my guess. :bonk:
qilver wrote:
and then the next one comes and others follow behind it, aahhhh.
they're probably more of them in the countryside in Japan, my guess. :bonk:
a fair assumption. i think there are plenty in the city due to the immense amount of refuse generated by all the ppl that live there.
What is it with 30something year old single women v. 20something single women?
My friend is just going on and on about her spinster boss and is berating her (a Stanford graduate, with honors at that) with every single little thing that goes wrong at work.
I ain't no rocket scientist but the word "insecurity" comes to mind. What are your thoughts, Tu?
My friend is just going on and on about her spinster boss and is berating her (a Stanford graduate, with honors at that) with every single little thing that goes wrong at work.
I ain't no rocket scientist but the word "insecurity" comes to mind. What are your thoughts, Tu?
littlemissfab wrote:What is it with 30something year old single women v. 20something single women?
My friend is just going on and on about her spinster boss and is berating her (a Stanford graduate, with honors at that) with every single little thing that goes wrong at work.
I ain't no rocket scientist but the word "insecurity" comes to mind. What are your thoughts, Tu?
some spinning wheels are better than others....jealousy abounds...
it's just prolly an insecurity thing....you know how them females can be catty...throw in an age difference and it only exacerabates existing tensions....sometimes it's HELLA worse when one woman is really good looking and the other is busted....then it's over. :shakehead:
littlemissfab wrote:What is it with 30something year old single women v. 20something single women?
My friend is just going on and on about her spinster boss and is berating her (a Stanford graduate, with honors at that) with every single little thing that goes wrong at work.
I ain't no rocket scientist but the word "insecurity" comes to mind. What are your thoughts, Tu?
my thoughts: it goes with us guy's too, although most are not going to admit it. It affects us differently. It's always advantageous to be younger, successful, married, 2.5 kids, two to three cars, ain't life grand...lol(sarcasm- :nyah: ), but not all of us can achieve this in the time or situations....we simply sometimes do not have any control over somethings. There is a lot of things that didn't happen for me, but you just gotta roll with it, sh*t happens. :beatyou:
Tu_triky wrote:
some spinning wheels are better than others....jealousy abounds...
it's just prolly an insecurity thing....you know how them females can be catty...through an age difference and it only exacerabates existing tensions....sometimes it's HELLA worse when one woman is really good looking and the other is busted....then it's over. :shakehead:
i love the word exacerbate.
I just told her to ignore the other girl. She shouldn't waste her time feeding the spool with thread to spin and make a perfect cardigan.. :hehe:
I don't want to be biased though.. The 30+year old chick might have her reasons.. They probably need a mediator :wave: I can give it a go on my coffee break..
littlemissfab wrote:
i love the word exacerbate.
I just told her to ignore the other girl. She shouldn't waste her time feeding the spool with thread to spin and make a perfect cardigan.. :hehe:
I don't want to be biased though.. The 30+year old chick might have her reasons.. They probably need a mediator :wave: I can give it a go on my coffee break..
f*ck the cardigan...i agree...a shawl would do nicely. the crap of office politics...i smell the stench
littlemissfab wrote:
i love the word exacerbate.
I just told her to ignore the other girl. She shouldn't waste her time feeding the spool with thread to spin and make a perfect cardigan.. :hehe:
I don't want to be biased though.. The 30+year old chick might have her reasons.. They probably need a mediator :wave: I can give it a go on my coffee break..
yeah, i am sure that 30 yr old chix has her reasons, and any 30 something....
nice spool analogy, do they make sweaters too... :hehe:
^^ thanks for the analogy praise.. you'll be amazed when you find out the "deeper" meaning of the powers of the spool.
:hehe:
@ triky -- cashmere scarves/pashmina shawls are the bomb
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@ triky -- cashmere scarves/pashmina shawls are the bomb
littlemissfab wrote:^^ thanks for the analogy praise.. you'll be amazed when you find out the "deeper" meaning of the powers of the spool.
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@ triky -- cashmere scarves/pashmina shawls are the bomb
the classic burberry scarf at home is hella nice...cashmere hyaku parcento! beyond the powers of the average card game of "old maid"
littlemissfab wrote:I really love how discussions evolve here in jdorama.. very amusing..
The correct term is "digress." ;)
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