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According to my dictionary, I shouldn't use onabe to make nabe more honorific. Just a little warning to everybody. Mr Green


“ç y‚Ȃׁz (n,n-suf) saucepan/pot/(P); nabe
y‚¨‚Ȃׁz (sl) female transvestite; onabe

LOL. that's hilarious!! :hehe:

oh, good morning to all!!

Tu_triky wrote:
we were just joking about that....i don't think yokohama is that ghetto....when i went there it look like an extension of tokyo to me. it's about 30 minutes away by train. yokohama is the second largest city in japan.

It wasn't bad from what I remember. I walked around Chinatown for a little bit, then headed over to the Minato Mirai area before dining at Denny's. Yes, a Japanese Denny's.

dochira wrote:
It wasn't bad from what I remember. I walked around Chinatown for a little bit, then headed over to the Minato Mirai area before dining at Denny's. Yes, a Japanese Denny's.

japanese denny's what did you order? the wafu hambaga steaki?

Tu_triky wrote:

japanese denny's what did you order? the wafu hambaga steaki?

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
3 different type of food in one......i don't know if I would want to eat that....or at any Denny's again :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:Got my MRI results yesterday: as suspected, I've got a bulging disc at L5 which is rubbing against a nerve...

Now I've gotta wait for BlueCross to approve my therapy/treatment/etc. from a neurosurgeon... :sweat:

Good luck to you, BMW. Now I'm really debating whether I should go get one myself. I have problems sitting up/standing for long periods of time. And I need to crack my back every so often. I know I shouldn't but it's the only way to relieve the pressure.... not good at all. :puppydog:

tabana wrote:According to my dictionary, I shouldn't use onabe to make nabe more honorific. Just a little warning to everybody. :mrgreen:


“ç y‚Ȃׁz (n,n-suf) saucepan/pot/(P); nabe
y‚¨‚Ȃׁz (sl) female transvestite; onabe

Hilarious.

Incidentally, isn't "female transvestite" redundant, or is it a a female that dresses like a male?? :headscratch:

Tu_triky wrote:
japanese denny's what did you order? the wafu hambaga steaki?

I forgot. I should've taken the menu for souvenir's sake. I know it's ghetto, but ....a Japanese Denny's. I should have. :sweat: :beaten:

K.T.Tran wrote:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
3 different type of food in one......i don't know if I would want to eat that....or at any Denny's again :beaten:

hehe. i only said that because at those japanese family restaurants they always have that on the menu :)

dochira wrote:
I forgot. I should've taken the menu for souvenir's sake. I know it's ghetto, but ....a Japanese Denny's. I should have. :sweat: :beaten:

can't be anymore ghetto than 50 cent sushi.....^_^...you should have taken one of the waitresses.

Tu_triky wrote:
can't be anymore ghetto than 50 cent sushi.....^_^...you should have taken one of the waitresses.

No one I saw tickled my fancy. Either that or my eyes needed to be checked before I left the country. :headscratch:

Tu_triky wrote:

hehe. i only said that because at those japanese family restaurants they always have that on the menu :)

ooohh.

well....good thing this page of the thread hasn't really turn into a discussion all on food cuz I'm getting a tad bit hungry.

Can't go home just yet, gotta wait till the rest my classmate finishes taking their test. I finished in an hr.....not sure if thats a good thing :sweat:

My teacher said something about me needing to turn in my essay on Tuesday i think it was....the first essay assignment was do this week, but I didn't do it since i didn't finish reading the book in time :banghead:
But her saying that is make me worry a bit because I looked on the schedule she handed out and the 2nd essay assignment isn't do till like 3 weeks from now :sweat:

dochira wrote:
No one I saw tickled my fancy. Either that or my eyes needed to be checked before I left the country. :headscratch:

that's why you need to go back... :)

K.T.Tran wrote:

ooohh.

well....good thing this page of the thread hasn't really turn into a discussion all on food cuz I'm getting a tad bit hungry.

Can't go home just yet, gotta wait till the rest my classmate finishes taking their test. I finished in an hr.....not sure if thats a good thing :sweat:

My teacher said something about me needing to turn in my essay on Tuesday i think it was....the first essay assignment was do this week, but I didn't do it since i didn't finish reading the book in time :banghead:
But her saying that is make me worry a bit because I looked on the schedule she handed out and the 2nd essay assignment isn't do till like 3 weeks from now :sweat:

good luck, meng

dochira wrote:Good luck to you, BMW.

Thanks, Doch.

Can't wait for that whaling harpoon they're gonna use on me. :beaten:

Now I'm really debating whether I should go get one myself. I have problems sitting up/standing for long periods of time. And I need to crack my back every so often. I know I shouldn't but it's the only way to relieve the pressure.... not good at all. :puppydog:

I wouldn't be surprise if it were a precursor. Keep an eye on it, bud.

My doctor said that the disc problem usually surfaces in the 30-50 age group, so you've got five or more years before your back really goes south. ;)

bmwracer wrote:
I wouldn't be surprise if it were a precursor. Keep an eye on it, bud.

My doctor said that the disc problem usually surfaces in the 30-50 age group, so you've got five or more years before your back really goes south. ;)

the human body reaches peak bone mass b/n 30 to 35 years old after that you suffer from gradual bone loss. 65 percent of americans are calcium deficient i'm sure that has a lot to do with it.

'Puffs! I just got to the board!! You okay? Anything really really hurt? Is it really okay for you to go to work and not aggravate the situation?

:puppydog:

Wish you luck with that thingie.. So, what are the remedies aside from therapy?

Tu_triky wrote:the human body reaches peak bone mass b/n 30 to 35 years old after that you suffer from gradual bone loss. 65 percent of americans are calcium deficient i'm sure that has a lot to do with it.

Well I can't be losing calcium from menstrual cycles. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
Well I can't be losing calcium from menstrual cycles. :beaten:

true

it's more important for women but even males reach peak bone density in their early thirties and you start losing bone mass...that's why calcium is so important

littlemissfab wrote:'Puffs! I just got to the board!! You okay? Anything really really hurt? Is it really okay for you to go to work and not aggravate the situation?

I'm okay, Lilmissy. :hug:

Just hobbling around like a 70-year old. :bleh:

Tu_triky wrote:it's more important for women but even males reach peak bone density in their early thirties and you start losing bone mass...that's why calcium is so important

And lifting weights for increasing bone density.