What things bother you the most?

Tu_triky wrote:Sup girl...long time since you last graced us with the presence. Hope all is well in California's breadbasket....:D

More like California's convection oven. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
More like California's convection oven. :beaten:

i would prefer Dutch oven before convection oven. :lol:

littlemissfab wrote:i would prefer Dutch oven before convection oven. :lol:

Then Fresno would have to be renamed Le Creuset. :beaten:

I prefer this

"Le Boot"

:boot:

littlemissfab wrote:I prefer this

"Le Boot"

:boot:

Ah, seems like the good old days! Where the hell is krim? [/list:u]

gaijinmark wrote: Ah, seems like the good old days! Where the hell is krim? [/list:u]

I know, my favorite "kuya" of all time ain't nowhere to be found during this visit o'mine.

Anime Dad wrote:Unlike those lucky Californians (& Hawaiians), we get hardly any Japanese programming on TV here in Australia. SBS have been showing the odd Japanese movie late at night (but that's OK because I can record it) but for the next few weeks all the late night programming has been replaced by... live telecasts of the Tour De France. Yes, live cycling :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:

Huh, it's just the same in the UK. And the amount of British-produced awful dramas we get on tv here is truly shocking. :bleh:

Keps wrote:

Huh, it's just the same in the UK. And the amount of British-produced awful dramas we get on tv here is truly shocking. :bleh:

The grass is always greener... :)

I wonder if there's a Japanese site dedicated to UK dramas :P

littlemissfab wrote:

It's hot as a mofo in here man. It's like living in a brick oven. I kid you not. How's everything?

Same ol. Glad to hear you guys are survivin' the solar radiation up there. Maybe you and your man need to ditch the homestead and head for cooler pastures to catch a break for a couple of days.

littlemissfab wrote:I know, my favorite "kuya" of all time ain't nowhere to be found during this visit o'mine.

Well, you disappeared... What's the point of him hanging around? :P

Feeling disorganized.

The good thing about working everyday is that there is a sense of routine. I woke up today thinking it was Saturday. :nut:

littlemissfab wrote:

I know, my favorite "kuya" of all time ain't nowhere to be found during this visit o'mine.

Oh great, i'm a kuya again, it's like trying to hook up in high school all over again. :banghead:

Yeah, May-Sept is always our most busiest and i've been exhausted, no energy to post witty inane comments. Besides, all those posts were WAY past my old man bedtime of 9pm.

Wynter wrote:Feeling disorganized.

The good thing about working everyday is that there is a sense of routine. I woke up today thinking it was Saturday. :nut:

OT: People who complain about being on holidays :hehe:

Anime Dad wrote:OT: People who complain about being on holidays :hehe:

Word. :victory:

Anime Dad wrote:

OT: People who complain about being on holidays :hehe:

Did I mention that I'm getting sick and tired of waking up at noon every day? :doh: :hehe:

Wynter wrote:

Did I mention that I'm getting sick and tired of waking up at noon every day? :doh: :hehe:

*fingers in ears* blahblahblah! I'm not listening!

Anime Dad wrote:

*fingers in ears* blahblahblah! I'm not listening!

No worries, I have to start researching for my new courses and devising lesson plans. I can't believe I have to work when I'm not getting paid for it. :bleh:

Anime Dad wrote:

OT: People who complain about being on holidays :hehe:

Lol I second that - I am tired, I wanna be on hols too :shamefulcry:

"sleeping member " in group project.. :grumble:

aisya_chan wrote:"sleeping member " in group project.. :grumble:

Be like my high school math teacher: she'd roll up a piece of paper and smack the head of whoever was nodding off. I was on the receiving end once. :sweat: