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3 Aug 2006, 02:14 #13701
Tu_triky wrote:
here, here!!! very poorly crafted characters, for the most part.....not un- endearing and uninspiring....show sucked.

There was only one saving grace, and I'm pissed they made her like a lost puppy following a stupid owner.
3 Aug 2006, 02:23 #13702
dochira wrote:
There was only one saving grace, and I'm pissed they made her like a lost puppy following a stupid owner.


yeah sarafina rina was the most likeable character.
3 Aug 2006, 02:29 #13703
Oh look what i started.. :rofl: :rofl:

*mod self* :mrgreen:
3 Aug 2006, 05:58 #13704
krim wrote:Oh look what i started.. :rofl: :rofl:

*mod self* :mrgreen:


you didn't start it you just continued it....after ryoko hirosue's extended post pregnancy absence i was expecting much more from the dorama.....it turned out to be a stank ass durian.
3 Aug 2006, 12:29 #13705
Fuck, my image host is fucking down again... I'm outta here. :grumble:

Fucking assholes.
3 Aug 2006, 12:32 #13706
bmwracer wrote:Fuck, my image host is fucking down again... I'm outta here. :grumble:

Fucking assholes.


LOL....i sense a disturbance in the force....

TAKOYAKI TIME BOYZ!!!!!!!! YOSH!

j/k
3 Aug 2006, 12:33 #13707
bmwracer wrote:Fuck, my image host is fucking down again... I'm outta here. :grumble:

Fucking assholes.


:sweat:
which one is this?
sounds bad..... :beaten: :shakehead:
3 Aug 2006, 12:33 #13708
bmwracer wrote:Fuck, my image host is fucking down again... I'm outta here. :grumble:

Fucking assholes.



oh my....rare to see you use profanity.
Maaan you must be really angry over there :cursing: <---something like this??? :sweat:
3 Aug 2006, 12:35 #13709
K.T.Tran wrote:


oh my....rare to see you use profanity.
Maaan you must be really angry over there :cursing: <---something like this??? :sweat:


:nut:
**bleep** :mad: :rant:
wow there is a lot of emoticons....and the middle finger ones are hilarious, but tempted to use them, but too offensive, don't ya think...hahahah :hehe:
3 Aug 2006, 14:00 #13710




MOSCOW (AFP) - Japan's first space tourist, Daisuke Enomoto, will blast off on board a Russian spaceship headed for the International Space Station (ISS) on September 14, the Russian space agency Roskosmos said.

"The Japanese tourist is due to go into space on September 14. He is continuing his training at Star City (near Moscow)," said spokesman Igor Panarine.

"Last month, Daisuke Enomoto took a sea and land survival course in Sebastopol (Ukraine). Now he is training on a simulator of the ISS. And he is working at it with considerable determination," the spokesman added.


Enomoto, 35, who made his fortune in the Internet business, will pay nearly 20 million dollars to spend about 10 days in space.
He will actually be the 2nd Japanese person in space, Ayumi being the first :hehe: [/list:u]
3 Aug 2006, 14:06 #13711
gaijin mark wrote:




MOSCOW (AFP) - Japan's first space tourist, Daisuke Enomoto, will blast off on board a Russian spaceship headed for the International Space Station (ISS) on September 14, the Russian space agency Roskosmos said.

"The Japanese tourist is due to go into space on September 14. He is continuing his training at Star City (near Moscow)," said spokesman Igor Panarine.

"Last month, Daisuke Enomoto took a sea and land survival course in Sebastopol (Ukraine). Now he is training on a simulator of the ISS. And he is working at it with considerable determination," the spokesman added.


Enomoto, 35, who made his fortune in the Internet business, will pay nearly 20 million dollars to spend about 10 days in space.


Isn't this the Dice-K guy? :sweat:

gaijin mark wrote: He will actually be the 2nd Japanese person in space, Ayumi being the first :hehe: [/list:u]


At least the dude is from planet earth......Ayumi on the other hand is from outer space. :beaten:
3 Aug 2006, 21:52 #13712
K.T.Tran wrote:oh my....rare to see you use profanity.

Are you kidding? I've got a Parental Advisory label tatooed on my arm...



Sorry for the profanity-laced tirade folks... UploadIt has been tanking ever since some corporate monkeys bought them out over a year ago... :shakehead:
4 Aug 2006, 01:42 #13713
Saito_Hajime wrote:Isn't this the Dice-K guy?

Yes. Former livedoor exec. I don't know if he made all that money by screwing people like his former boss... :headscratch:
4 Aug 2006, 02:06 #13714
on-topic:

FRIDAYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(tomorrow at least)
4 Aug 2006, 02:13 #13715
Woo hoo, just found out that my cholesterol levels dropped from 260 to 140 :woot:.... I guess that semi-vegan/clean-protein diet worked...

Time for that Kobe beef hamburger. :D
4 Aug 2006, 02:41 #13716
bmwracer wrote:Woo hoo, just found out that my cholesterol levels dropped from 260 to 140 :woot:.... I guess that semi-vegan/clean-protein diet worked...

Time for that Kobe beef hamburger. :D


Congrats buddy.
Thats a nice drop in Cholesterol.

Kobe Beef Hamburger...sounds so good :drooling: :drooling:
4 Aug 2006, 02:44 #13717
K.T.Tran wrote:Congrats buddy.
Thats a nice drop in Cholesterol.

Surprised the crap outta me, that's for sure...:bonk:

Kobe Beef Hamburger...sounds so good :drooling: :drooling:

There was an article in the paper about it yesterday... Delish! :woot:
4 Aug 2006, 02:47 #13718
im bbq'n brisket this weekend.. how bout a 1lb slab Beem. :hehe:
4 Aug 2006, 02:57 #13719
Beware of chickenheads

Originally published July 21 2006

Men: Sleeping with a partner makes you stupid, research reveals


(NewsTarget) A University of Vienna study, published today in New Scientist, showed that men suffer temporary mental setbacks if they share their bed because their sleep is always disturbed whether they make love to their partners or not.
The researchers interviewed eight unmarried couples in their 20s who were asked to spend 10 nights with their partners, and 10 nights alone. After each night's sleep, scientists checked the stress hormone levels of both the men and the women, and then asked them to take simple cognitive tests.

While most men reported a better night's sleep with their partner, their test results were better on nights they slept alone. According to Professor Gerhard Kloesch, both men and women suffered disturbed sleep when they went to bed with partners, but when they eventually get to sleep, women slept more deeply with their partners.

"It's not surprising that people are disturbed by sleeping together," said Dr. Neil Stanley, a sleep expert at the University of Surrey. "Historically, we have never been meant to sleep in the same bed as each other. It is a bizarre thing to do."

The morning after sleeping with a partner, women's stress hormone levels did not suffer as much as men's, but they still reported better sleep and recalled more when they slept alone. Male recall levels were best on mornings after making love to their partner.

Stanley suggested that women adapt better to a partner because they have many life challenges that disturb sleep, whether they are with a partner or not, including child rearing, menstruation and menopause.

"Sleep is the most selfish thing you can do and it's vital for good physical and mental health," Stanley said. "If you are happy sleeping together that's great, but if not there is no shame in separate beds."

However, Stanley also says that separation could have an adverse effect in couples. "If they have shared their bed with their partner for a long time they miss them and that will disturb sleep," he said.

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4 Aug 2006, 03:01 #13720
krim wrote:im bbq'n brisket this weekend.. how bout a 1lb slab Beem. :hehe:

When can I come by and pick it up?

Maybe I'll have my niece do it: her bf lives in Monterey Park... :beaten:

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