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bmwracer wrote:
Yow, you're killing me with the trivia...

*throws down Trivial Pursuit gauntlet for a challenge*

>>picks it up and hands it back<< :bow:

Wynter wrote:>>picks it up and hands it back<< :bow:

Oh, come on: trivia knowledge like that needs to be challenged and nurtured... ;)

bmwracer wrote:
Oh, come on: trivia knowledge like that needs to be challenged and nurtured... ;)

Ah, the irony, since "Triva" is in fact "trivial", and trivial means unimportant.

>>smothers B for making me happy<< :dancing:

Wynter wrote:Ah, the irony, since "Triva" is in fact "trivial", and trivial means unimportant.

The triviality of trivia is in the eye of the beholder.

>>smothers B for making me happy<< :dancing:

That's why I'm here. :victory:

bmwracer wrote:
I was wrong: I was at the Mitsuwa today and that bottle of Sho chiku Bai Nigori sake is only $11... For 1.5 liters. :shocked:

i went to Marukai mkt today in Costa Mesa, i saw some for as low as $4-5, probably some cooking kind of sake, or low-end type sake....but it was big bottle... :doh:

yeah, that cloudy-milky type sake you were referring to, that was the one, right? dang....talk about ripp off at the tofu-fair, sake... :doh: :doh:

qilver wrote:talk about ripp off at the tofu-fair, sake... :doh: :doh:

We'll have to remember that next year. :grumble:

bmwracer wrote:
We'll have to remember that next year. :grumble:

other than the nissei festival...

did you like the tofu festival...
i don't really think it is all that...
other than the taiko drums, that mango/lychee pudding we tried, and the takoyaki...(the other kind. :hehe: ), i could've pass on the rest, and save the $8 bucks...but it was ok.

pay to get in, and buy even more, and spend more, smart on their part, marketing wise, while tough on the wallet...hahahah :hehe:

My goodness! I LOVE mango, espcially asian mangos, and I love lychee, but I've never had the two combined before!

Gosh, there are so many things I have yet to experience in life... :beaten:

Wynter wrote:My goodness! I LOVE mango, espcially asian mangos, and I love lychee, but I've never had the two combined before!

Gosh, there are so many things I have yet to experience in life... :beaten:

wow, building up the posts there....cool...
pretty soon after a year, you may have 5,000 posts or more...

yea, the lychee one was good, bmw had the mango pudding, i think it was soy based. :bonk:

qilver wrote:

wow, building up the posts there....cool...
pretty soon after a year, you may have 5,000 posts or more...

yea, the lychee one was good, bmw had the mango pudding, i think it was soy based. :bonk:

Ahhh, so they're seperate puddings. I thought you meant the two fruits in one sorta thing.

Omg, I just realized my number of posts now. This is what happens when you have no life. :sweat:

Wynter wrote:

Ahhh, so they're seperate puddings. I thought you meant the two fruits in one sorta thing.

Omg, I just realized my number of posts now. This is what happens when you have no life. :sweat:

...lol, just look at the # of posts i have.... :nut: :hehe:

they had four or five different types of soy based puddings..
Mango, Lychee, regular flavor, and two others i forgot. :doh:

qilver wrote:did you like the tofu festival...
i don't really think it is all that...
other than the taiko drums, that mango/lychee pudding we tried, and the takoyaki...(the other kind. :hehe: ), i could've pass on the rest, and save the $8 bucks...but it was ok.

I agree. It was overrated.

And overpriced.

They're better off having a carnival like they've had some times in the past: booths, games, food, college girls.

A winning combination. :thumbsup:

Wynter wrote:Omg, I just realized my number of posts now. This is what happens when you have no life. :sweat:

Join the club, R.

The line forms behind me. :puppydog:

Just wanted to say that I'm sooo happy that I passed my driving test today :woot: It was my second time, and I failed the first one because I couldn't parallel park lol. I'm glad that I don't have to rely on anybody to drive me around, but the downside of it is that I'm gonna be doing a lot of errands :grumble:

they make you parallel now? suckage.

Yep! Nerve wrecking if you haven't done it before, but it's not so bad after you practiced a few times.

Congratulations shinshin! Drive carefully :victory:.

boris wrote:Congratulations shinshin! Drive carefully :victory:.

Thanks, boris! Yes, hopefully I won't get into any kind of accident :nut:

krim wrote:they make you parallel now? suckage.

Yup! In Canada we have to take three driving tests. A written, a driven, and a highway (also driven). You must demonstrate parallel parking for the last two, although I goofed on mine and I never failed. I don't think parallel parking is that important here.

And congrats, Shin! Remember, if a driver ever honks at you, you have a finger.

Wynter wrote:

Yup! In Canada we have to take three driving tests. A written, a driven, and a highway (also driven). You must demonstrate parallel parking for the last two, although I goofed on mine and I never failed. I don't think parallel parking is that important here.

And congrats, Shin! Remember, if a driver ever honks at you, you have a finger.

It's a relief that our tests here are only written and driving (around 15 minutes), and no highways lol. That's what happens when there's too many people taking the test in one day. And thanks, Wynter! haha I'll keep your advice in mind.