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niko2x wrote:now that i'm finish with the laundry, oyasuminasai! tanoshikatta na!

- :tired: (<= niko)

later kid!

Saito_Hajime wrote:

Hehe yeah, gotta eat alot before the long sleep.

hey, it's the weekend for you....
what up?
:bonk:

Speaking of raw things and animals...well I just saw a cockroach being microwaved alive. At BANZAI in JackTV. And you know how it goes in BANZAI, they show the whole thing to prove to the betters that the result is accurate. It was really gross. The cockroach grew real big and finally burst. With its head coming off in a really disgusting manner. :bleh:

Btw, what does banzai mean? I've heard it all my life...one more year and I'm almost in college but still I don't know what it means. >.< :sweat:

obentou asked:

Btw, what does banzai mean?

Hmmm, I think it just means "Hurray", if you look at the kanji characters they are "Ban"(10,000) and "Sai" (year, or age suffix) I really don't know exactly what it means, I'm just a dumb gaijin taking a WAG(wild ass guess) :crazy: [/list:u]Edit: I know "Banzai" is what Japanese soldiers said when they would charge during WWII, I think it's one of those words that doesn't have an exact translation. If you asked a Japanese person, "What does Banzai mean?" He would probably say, "It means Banzai." [/list:u]

Went to salsa with Rika on Tuesday night. - my first time.
Salsa, although previously thought 'cheesy' by yours truly, is acutally very hard to do. I froze up like a stick!
Rika is AWESOME at salsa though. sexy, very sexy! :love_eyes:

--Anyone willing to teach a beginner to impress (more or less keep up with) his girlfriend?! :beaten: :hehe:

qilver wrote:

hey, it's the weekend for you....
what up?
:bonk:

Nothing much, me and my friends just participated in a pc game tournament, and the game was Warcraft 3: DoTA All-Stars. We made it up to the quarterfinals (by the way, it's a team game). It's all good because the team that beat us in the quarterfinals were the champions of the tournament . :mrgreen:

It's saturday morning there now, right? Hope you have a great weekend :)

obentou wrote:Speaking of raw things and animals...well I just saw a cockroach being microwaved alive. At BANZAI in JackTV. And you know how it goes in BANZAI, they show the whole thing to prove to the betters that the result is accurate. It was really gross. The cockroach grew real big and finally burst. With its head coming off in a really disgusting manner. :bleh:

I used to watch that show with my friends, and we always make a bet on who will win on the games or what will happen in some situations in that show :beaten: :hehe:

Saito_Hajime wrote:

I used to watch that show with my friends, and we always make a bet on who will win on the games or what will happen in some situations in that show :beaten: :hehe:

hey,
yeah it's Saturday early afternoon now...
just got back from Kino, and Mitsuwa mkt, they had this okinawan, kyushu food market fair there...got some food and and had it for lunch...

going to relax a bit and then head over to the gym for a workout, some chores, and enjoy the weekend.
have fun with your game tournament.. :applaud:

qilver said:

Mitsuwa mkt, they had this okinawan, kyushu food market fair there

So how was it? I saw it in the Mitsuwa flyer this week, probably check it out tomorrow. [/list:u]

gaijin mark wrote:qilver said:

Mitsuwa mkt, they had this okinawan, kyushu food market fair there

So how was it? I saw it in the Mitsuwa flyer this week, probably check it out tomorrow. [/list:u]

it was ok, lots of foods that i cannot understand since i have no recognition or knowledge of kanji....but i kindly asked some of the polite people behind the booths and they were happy to inform me what the food was the ingredients.

some of the sushi was a bit pricy at $10 for a roll, but the sushi is not common, and looked very good.
yeah, check it out, worth the time. :applaud:

Yeah... my band "Purity" and me had our first gig today and i can say it was veeeery cool. :metaldevil: :victory:

It's only sad that our frontman will leave us. :shakehead:

I just learned something new.

Every year on Nov. 5, British children build bonfires, on which they burn a scarecrow effigy of the traitor Guido [Guy] Fawkes, who in 1605 attempted to blow up the Parliament buildings. For some days before this, they asked in the streets for pennies with which to buy fireworks.
^got this info in my english lit book.

Never new on my b-day that there was some kinda event going on elsewhere in the world. Interesting :mrgreen:

K.T.Tran wrote:I just learned something new.

Every year on Nov. 5, British children build bonfires, on which they burn a scarecrow effigy of the traitor Guido [Guy] Fawkes, who in 1605 attempted to blow up the Parliament buildings. For some days before this, they asked in the streets for pennies with which to buy fireworks.
^got this info in my english lit book.

Never new on my b-day that there was some kinda event going on elsewhere in the world. Interesting :mrgreen:

you should watch V for Vendetta then :woot:

K.T.Tran wrote:I just learned something new.

Every year on Nov. 5, British children build bonfires, on which they burn a scarecrow effigy of the traitor Guido [Guy] Fawkes, who in 1605 attempted to blow up the Parliament buildings. For some days before this, they asked in the streets for pennies with which to buy fireworks.
^got this info in my english lit book.

Never new on my b-day that there was some kinda event going on elsewhere in the world. Interesting :mrgreen:

interesting info... :victory:

gaijin mark wrote:obentou asked:

Btw, what does banzai mean?

Hmmm, I think it just means "Hurray", if you look at the kanji characters they are "Ban"(10,000) and "Sai" (year, or age suffix) I really don't know exactly what it means, I'm just a dumb gaijin taking a WAG(wild ass guess) :crazy: [/list:u]Edit: I know "Banzai" is what Japanese soldiers said when they would charge during WWII, I think it's one of those words that doesn't have an exact translation. If you asked a Japanese person, "What does Banzai mean?" He would probably say, "It means Banzai." [/list:u]

*lol* :rofl: Thanks~! :victory:

Saito_Hajime wrote:I used to watch that show with my friends, and we always make a bet on who will win on the games or what will happen in some situations in that show

Yeah...it's really fun to watch when you got nothing else to do :sweat: Me and my little brother watch it and bet on the sitautions too. And I love listening to the host's Japanese accent...esp. when he says 'BETTINGU ENDS!!!!" *lol* :rofl:

Do you watch other shows on JackTV?

qilver wrote:

it was ok, lots of foods that i cannot understand since i have no recognition or knowledge of kanji....but i kindly asked some of the polite people behind the booths and they were happy to inform me what the food was the ingredients.

some of the sushi was a bit pricy at $10 for a roll, but the sushi is not common, and looked very good.
yeah, check it out, worth the time. :applaud:

Not ordinary eh? It should be as good as those sushis in the jdorama Shota no Sushi. :D

obentou wrote:Yeah...it's really fun to watch when you got nothing else to do :sweat: Me and my little brother watch it and bet on the sitautions too. And I love listening to the host's Japanese accent...esp. when he says 'BETTINGU ENDS!!!!" *lol* :rofl:

Do you watch other shows on JackTV?

Hehe yeah, despite speaking in English, their accent is very Japanese. :mrgreen:

Right now the only show I watch there is The Man Show, that show is full of sukebeness. :naughty: :mrgreen: :hehe: But sometimes I also do watch the Dave Chappelle show and Everybody hates Chris.

Saito_Hajime wrote:Your manager has a point there. It's strictly business, and you don't choose which customers you should serve, whether a drunked people or not. You should be happy that those people are not so drunk that it even have to come to a point where they have to vomit while inside your store :sweat: :hehe:.

I understand. Sometimes I just feel a little guilty. Especially when they buy the more expensive jackets/purses/etc. I always think "Does this person really know how much money they're spending :sweat:?"

Oh well :hehe:

Saito_Hajime wrote:

Hehe yeah, despite speaking in English, their accent is very Japanese. :mrgreen:

Right now the only show I watch there is The Man Show, that show is full of sukebeness. :naughty: :mrgreen: :hehe: But sometimes I also do watch the Dave Chappelle show and Everybody hates Chris.

Don't you watch Jackyard? Ooops, I forgot you like hiphop :sweat:

shoujo22 wrote:

I understand. Sometimes I just feel a little guilty. Especially when they buy the more expensive jackets/purses/etc. I always think "Does this person really know how much money they're spending :sweat:?"

Oh well :hehe:

Forget about conscience, it's not your fault anyway :beaten: :hehe:

obentou wrote:Don't you watch Jackyard? Ooops, I forgot you like hiphop :sweat:

Nope, to tell the truth......this is the first time I heard that about that show :bonk: :ashamed:

ahochaude wrote:
--Anyone willing to teach a beginner to impress (more or less keep up with) his girlfriend?! :beaten: :hehe:

Unless you are talking about the stuff that goes with chips, I can't help you. In fact, I was the inspiration for Genesis' song, "I Can't Dance".

ahochaude wrote:
Rika is AWESOME at salsa though. sexy, very sexy! :love_eyes:

You didn't take any videos? :puppydog:

Shindou wrote:

you should watch V for Vendetta then :woot:

That was a nice movie *^^*