Started by Milkchan · 6 Dec 2003 · 5,869 replies
Saito_Hajime wrote:
So the ones that you know of are the naughty pics from the naughty websites, eh? That explains the viruses in your computer. :beaten: :hehe:
Tu_triky wrote:
not just any viruses...sexually transmitted ones...
Saito_Hajime wrote:
Wow, I never knew that you could get that kind of virus by just looking at those pics :shocked: ........unless all the girls there have an eyesocket that looks like that of Ayumi Hamasaki's :sweat: :hehe:
Tu_triky wrote:
haha...you could get sucked into one of the eyeballs and end up talkiing to nagose tomoya... :hehe: :hehe:
Saito_Hajime wrote:
:lol: :rofl:
What the.......her eyes is like a black hole in the outer space. Kowaii :sweat:
Tu_triky wrote:
com'on young man...get your mind out of the pho.......
Tu_triky wrote:
hey at least if the gravity of her black holes suck you in you might make a new friend..."what's up Tomoya...so how's life?" :rofl:
Saito_Hajime wrote:
:lol:
Damn, that cracks me up. :rofl:
K.T.Tran wrote:
mind out of the pho??
sooooo hard to do that....
Rueish wrote:I need some suggestions on another J-drama to watch, shows I have already completed and greatly enjoyed are;
- Great Teacher Onizuka
- Densha Otoko
- Gokusen 1
- Dragonzakura
- Kuitan
- My Boss, My Hero
I want to know some more comedy j-dramas out there that are much like these.
Rueish wrote:
Quoting myself.. lol
But just finished;
- Nobuta wo Produce (fantastic..)
- Kekkon Dekinai Otoko (outstanding..)
Waterboys and Wedding Planner don't really interest me from what I've read of it and I'm probably looking into Kisarazu Cat's Eye.
Anymore jdrama like the ones I've listed? or any school drama?
By the way, I don't enjoy overly serious jdrama, I like it to be a mix of drama and comedy like everything I've listed.
shin2 wrote:Kekkon Dekinai Otoko. This is one of the few dorama (other than Taiga and Asadora series) made in the last four or five years that I would recommend . Almost all who have commented on this series have praised it. I thought what made this a good series was a solid script and excellent acting from the three leads (four, if you count Ken-chan). Hiroshi Abe has made a career out of playing quirky characters; what makes his performance in Kekkon his best imo is the subtleties he injects in his portrayal. His eyes, his posture, his gait, his silences all reveal so much of his character. Yui Natsukawa is also excellent as the antagonist. She reminds me a lot of Emi Wakui, and her smile is so communicative, able to convey so many different meanings depending on the situation. The third lead, Ryoko Kuninaka, makes her character--a stereotype in almost all dorama nowadays (cute, muddled, love-hungry)--into a genuinely real person; Kuninaka is able to do this because she can actually act which is more than you can say about most all of her contemporaries. This series is different (thank goodness!) than most of what is being produced these days in part because of the age and quite frankly the acting abilities of its leads: Abe is over forty, Natsukawa is in her late thirties; even Kuninaka, in her upper twenties, is older than the actresses who normally get her kind of role. Aside from the three leads and the solid script (including some pretty funny throwaway lines interspersed throughout), there were some little things that appealed to me. For example, when Abe and Natsukawa's characters went on the Shibamata tour to visit Tora-san's neighborhood; that was a very pleasant surprise for me (I am probably the only Tora-san fan on this site). Anyway, this was an entertaining series which dealt with some serious issues. . . issues which the older you get the more prominent they become.
digitalcoconut wrote:
yeah, kekkon dekinai otoko its the best 0f 2006!!! looking forward for another drama hv similar quality...
monta wrote:wew... you're up to date...
have any good PVs you can share with me ^^ so off topic
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