littlemissfab wrote:not being able to post here as much as I would like to. :)
We feel the same way... :)
We feel the same way... :)
What things bother you the most?
Started by andorea · 20 Jan 2004 · 12,823 replies
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We feel the same way... :)
bmwracer wrote:
We feel the same way... :)
Hey whatever happened to that Nodame special? We thought it was coming out this season?
littlemissfab wrote:Hey whatever happened to that Nodame special? We thought it was coming out this season?
Nope, they start working on it next month... It'll air in early 2008. :D
bmwracer wrote:
Nope, they start working on it next month... It'll air in early 2008. :D
YAY!
It seems like there are no good dramas this season. I am downloading 3 episode 1s but I don't know what's going to pan out.
littlemissfab wrote:YAY!
It seems like there are no good dramas this season. I am downloading 3 episode 1s but I don't know what's going to pan out.
There's that Galileo drama that everyone's buzzing about... And there's SP (Special Police)... :)
Haken no Hinkaku is supposed to be good too... if you're a Shinohara Ryoko fan. Still waiting for subs past ep 8 though.
Anime Dad wrote:Haken no Hinkaku is supposed to be good too... if you're a Shinohara Ryoko fan. Still waiting for subs past ep 8 though.
Yup, that seems to be taking forever and a day. :bleh:
Uh, we should continue this in the Recommendations thread. :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:
Yup, that seems to be taking forever and a day. :bleh:
Uh, we should continue this in the Recommendations thread. :sweat:
Ooh, beem's back to mr. mod again.
littlemissfab wrote:Ooh, beem's back to mr. mod again.
If I don't say it someone else will. :)
keps
Not so much. I was so angry when it happened I really didn't even notice it until I realized my shirt was wet and sticky.
Hurts now though.
After three failed attempts to bandage it and stop the bleeding I was finally forced to go to my friendly neighborhood ER, where Dr. Thumbs decided he had to clean it out and zip it up.
Why does the treatment always have to hurt more than the accident?
And you'd think he'd of given me drugs, but NOOOOoooooo!
Fortunately I had a supply of medicinal McEwan's in the fridge.
*screams* Oh nooooooooo! That must have been complete agony ( heck, just sleeping weirdly can hurt one's ear - dread to think what actually ripping it apart might register on the pain scale )
Not so much. I was so angry when it happened I really didn't even notice it until I realized my shirt was wet and sticky.
Hurts now though.
After three failed attempts to bandage it and stop the bleeding I was finally forced to go to my friendly neighborhood ER, where Dr. Thumbs decided he had to clean it out and zip it up.
Why does the treatment always have to hurt more than the accident?
And you'd think he'd of given me drugs, but NOOOOoooooo!
Fortunately I had a supply of medicinal McEwan's in the fridge.
Geezer wrote:keps
*screams* Oh nooooooooo! That must have been complete agony ( heck, just sleeping weirdly can hurt one's ear - dread to think what actually ripping it apart might register on the pain scale )
Not so much. I was so angry when it happened I really didn't even notice it until I realized my shirt was wet and sticky.
Hurts now though.
After three failed attempts to bandage it and stop the bleeding I was finally forced to go to my friendly neighborhood ER, where Dr. Thumbs decided he had to clean it out and zip it up.
Why does the treatment always have to hurt more than the accident?
And you'd think he'd of given me drugs, but NOOOOoooooo!
Fortunately I had a supply of medicinal McEwan's in the fridge.
Yeowch.
Hope you're feelin' better now, Geez.
BMW
No worries.
I feel fine.
I just look really stupid.
The bandage that's on it now looks like something Moe and Larry would have put on Curley.
I came in late this morning and found out the guys in the shop have been telling customers that it was a peircing attempt gone horribly wrong.
That's probably less embarassing than admitting I got the ear chewed up by a chain saw that was turned off, while I was trying to put it back in the box.
No worries.
I feel fine.
I just look really stupid.
The bandage that's on it now looks like something Moe and Larry would have put on Curley.
I came in late this morning and found out the guys in the shop have been telling customers that it was a peircing attempt gone horribly wrong.
That's probably less embarassing than admitting I got the ear chewed up by a chain saw that was turned off, while I was trying to put it back in the box.
Geezer wrote:BMW
No worries.
I feel fine.
I just look really stupid.
The bandage that's on it now looks like something Moe and Larry would have put on Curley.
I came in late this morning and found out the guys in the shop have been telling customers that it was a peircing attempt gone horribly wrong.
That's probably less embarassing than admitting I got the ear chewed up by a chain saw that was turned off, while I was trying to put it back in the box.
You could've had your entire head bandaged and with some sunglasses, told everyone you're Claude Rains. :hehe:
@Geezer - hope you get rid of the bandage soon.
@GeezerLs ear - heal fast.
I am quite traumatised by my Japanese sensei! I nicknamed her Stalin! All I wanted was some nice Japanese softness after a though work day! :shamefulcry:
To be honest, I am bit scared of Stalin-sensei as she has the voice of a barking dog. :sweat:
@GeezerLs ear - heal fast.
I am quite traumatised by my Japanese sensei! I nicknamed her Stalin! All I wanted was some nice Japanese softness after a though work day! :shamefulcry:
To be honest, I am bit scared of Stalin-sensei as she has the voice of a barking dog. :sweat:
EstherM wrote:I nicknamed her Stalin!
LOL. :hehe:
Does she have a moustache, too? :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :hehe:
Does she have a moustache, too? :hehe:
Yep! And her tagline is: "WRONG! A mistake is a mistake! And no whyLs please! Don't expect me to explain! A mistake is a mistake!" :shamefulcry:
ME: Scared and scarred for life! :mecry:
EstherM wrote:Yep! And her tagline is: "WRONG! A mistake is a mistake! And no whyLs please! Don't expect me to explain! A mistake is a mistake!" :shamefulcry:
That's more Fascist like Mussolini than Stalin.... Either way, a bad situation. :sweat:
EstherM wrote:Sounds like she doesn't know what she's talking about, and she's trying to keep everybody ignorant thru intimidation. I mean, come on, a teacher that won't explain things! WTF??? [/list:u]
Yep! And her tagline is: "WRONG! A mistake is a mistake! And no whyLs please! Don't expect me to explain! A mistake is a mistake!" :shamefulcry:
gaijinmark wrote: Sounds like she doesn't know what she's talking about, and she's trying to keep everybody ignorant thru intimidation. I mean, come on, a teacher that won't explain things! WTF??? [/list:u]
I had a coworker like that: instead of trying to work together to troubleshoot a problem he would always say "you figure it out..."
I guess he was trying to prove his superiority over the rest of us.
Jerk. :grumble:
Geezer wrote:
Not so much. I was so angry when it happened I really didn't even notice it until I realized my shirt was wet and sticky.
You must have been REALLY angry! :shocked:
Hurts now though.
I believe it. :mrgreen:
After three failed attempts to bandage it and stop the bleeding I was finally forced to go to my friendly neighborhood ER, where Dr. Thumbs decided he had to clean it out and zip it up.
Why does the treatment always have to hurt more than the accident?
And you'd think he'd of given me drugs, but NOOOOoooooo!
Fortunately I had a supply of medicinal McEwan's in the fridge.
Thank goodness for McEwan's. I'm guessing that is some super-strenght alcohol, btw... :hehe:
@ Esther - wow, it sounds like perhaps teaching isn't her true vocation. :mrgreen:
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