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19 Feb 2007, 23:58 #19481
Wynter wrote:... or just the recent man in power?

:lol: :lol:

The joke of the day, folks. :hehe: :rofl:
20 Feb 2007, 02:22 #19482
fisrt time in a while, but my brain hurts... guess drinking 7 glassses of water before bed wasn't enough to counter last night's drunken debauchery.
20 Feb 2007, 03:02 #19483
Enna wrote: I just appreciate the fact that you are kind enough to make one for me. :say_thanx:


Any chance to drool over JD is a good chance indeed. ;)

You souned like you had a wonderful weekend. Your Chinese New Year Festival experience sounded great! :woot: :dancing:


It was my first time! It was a blast. Except for this one Chinese man who got mad at me for saying "Happy New Year" when I'm not Chinese... :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
:lol: :lol:

The joke of the day, folks. :hehe: :rofl:


I knew you'd like that. ;)
20 Feb 2007, 03:25 #19484
Wynter wrote:It was my first time! It was a blast. Except for this one Chinese man who got mad at me for saying "Happy New Year" when I'm not Chinese... :sweat:


Well he better not ever come to visit NYC for the Chinese New Year then because one group's holiday is everybody's holiday here. :mrgreen: Any excuse to eat and celebrate! :woot: :dancing: On St. Patrick's almost everyone wears green. :woot: That man needs a Kiss Me I'm Chinese button to wear. :hehe:
20 Feb 2007, 03:29 #19485
Enna wrote:

Well he better not ever come to visit NYC for the Chinese New Year then because one group's holiday is everybody's holiday here. :mrgreen: Any excuse to eat and celebrate! :woot: :dancing: On St. Patrick's almost everyone wears green. :woot: That man needs a Kiss Me I'm Chinese button to wear. :hehe:


Yea, I was lil' confused because there were a lot of people at the festival who were not Chinese. O well.

We have St. Patrick's Day here as well. Green is SO my colour. :mrgreen:

There's another thing that happens in Toronto as part of the Chinese culture. I dunno what it is. I think it's the festival of lights? Or lanterns? Or was it flowers? Something like that, but it runs for the entire month or so. I'm gonna find out and see if I can attend. I love learning about different cultures! :yippee:
20 Feb 2007, 03:34 #19486
Wynter wrote:
Ohhhhhhh and it's a day off work? That's grand. I wonder if we have a PM day... :headscratch:


Psssh. Not for me! I still have class. Our teachers even had exams today to make sure that people came.
20 Feb 2007, 03:35 #19487
MissMonika wrote:

Psssh. Not for me! I still have class. Our teachers even had exams today to make sure that people came.


So it's not an official day, eh? We have a Flad day here, and although it's not official, the government is working on it. So prolly in two more years or so it will be! :woot:
20 Feb 2007, 03:52 #19488
Wynter wrote:Except for this one Chinese man who got mad at me for saying "Happy New Year" when I'm not Chinese...

Uppity jerkoff.
20 Feb 2007, 03:53 #19489
Wynter wrote:
So it's not an official day, eh? We have a Flad day here, and although it's not official, the government is working on it. So prolly in two more years or so it will be! :woot:


It is official in the sense that there is no mail delivery today. Government offices are probably closed. Banks I am not sure about. :headscratch: I think most companies use it as a "floating" holiday.
20 Feb 2007, 04:36 #19490
FUJI News: An Australian farmer set a new Guinness World Record by using his head to crack open 40 watermelons in 58 seconds.
Kinda bored down there Anime Dad? [/list:u]
20 Feb 2007, 05:05 #19491
gaijin mark wrote:
FUJI News: An Australian farmer set a new Guinness World Record by using his head to crack open 40 watermelons in 58 seconds.
Kinda bored down there Anime Dad? [/list:u]



Absolutely, g-mark ;) Anything to kill time..... ;)
20 Feb 2007, 06:53 #19492
Enjoying the day off.... The rain's gone and it's sunny, clear, and breezy.
20 Feb 2007, 06:59 #19493
A lot of hard heads down under, eh?
20 Feb 2007, 07:10 #19494
Hard heads..... Thick heads... :crazy:
21 Feb 2007, 12:18 #19495
Is it fair to say that Arashi is a transvestite music group: http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.php?p=583163#583163 ?
21 Feb 2007, 12:27 #19496
That's a given..... they are "prettier" and more hairless than a lot of girls :P
21 Feb 2007, 12:31 #19497
Anime Dad wrote:That's a given..... they are "prettier" and more hairless than a lot of girls :P

:lol: :lol:

Cracks me up that the fangirls think it's so cute... Of course, they're so brainwashed, if these guys tortured small animals it would be cute. :shakehead: :bleh:
21 Feb 2007, 12:32 #19498
If somebody tortured them it would be better :)
21 Feb 2007, 12:34 #19499
Anime Dad wrote:If somebody tortured them it would be better :)

Both the fangirls and thegroup, I hope.

*wheels out the rack and iron maiden*
21 Feb 2007, 22:55 #19500
bmwracer wrote:

*wheels out the rack and iron maiden*


Now yer talkin' Wynter's language. >>excited<<




:mrgreen:

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