I'm Going To Japan

Started by cZo · 14 Mar 2005 · 11,349 replies

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7 Jun 2005, 06:37 #1141
pcmodem wrote:

Cheering on qilver, "Gambatte!" :woot: :victory:
-PCM


well it ain't like this is a big deal to begin with but my two cents ... i would try to meet up with her definitely because if you only spoke to her for 2.5 milliseconds when you were in japan you should meet face to face again and avail urself of that opportunity -- to try and get to know one another a lil' better so even if you do keep in touch thereafter via e-mail there's a lil more substance to your communications ..if you don't care...and then this whole discussion is moot and doesn't deserve this much "air time."

u'll be cool whatever you decide...it's not like you met the heir to the throne of japan...you're just a guy, and she's just a girl.....it's the world we live in.... :bonk:
7 Jun 2005, 06:47 #1142
qilver wrote:one word.....bizarre

Totally.
7 Jun 2005, 06:51 #1143
bmwracer wrote:
Totally.


glad you thought so....it's all just to show you how wacky them japanese folk can get......and to illustrate the fact that they love buddha very much....i.e. see town of kamakura.....

you gotta go their next and bring back ryoko so she can sit on that white chair you have hermitically sealed in a negative atmosphere chamber in your garage...
7 Jun 2005, 07:13 #1144
Tu_triky wrote:

glad you thought so....it's all just to show you how wacky them japanese folk can get......and to illustrate the fact that they love buddha very much....i.e. see town of kamakura.....

you gotta go their next and bring back ryoko so she can sit on that white chair you have hermitically sealed in a negative atmosphere chamber in your garage...

yeah...and i will try to get Nana back too, along with a few nice hot j-idols...ok, better not get nana too upset... :hehe:

Those japanese folk can be interesting, once saw a book at Borders bookstore, it was in the humor section, and i was looking at a book on the wacky japanese inventions, that really never made it, and i can see why, weird weird stuff, one was an alarm clock that was around your next or something and had these clips that somehow kept your eyes open so you wouldn't fall asleep, another was a cane-like device to keep you upright so you could nap standing up on the train, so bizarre, there was even more weird stuff i cannot quite remember. It was so funny too, i can cracking up laughing in the bookstore reading it. :lol: :rofl:
7 Jun 2005, 07:17 #1145
qilver wrote:
yeah...and i will try to get Nana back too, along with a few nice hot j-idols...ok, better not get nana too upset... :hehe:

Those japanese folk can be interesting, once saw a book at Borders bookstore, it was in the humor section, and i was looking at a book on the wacky japanese inventions, that really never made it, and i can see why, weird weird stuff, one was an alarm clock that was around your next or something and had these clips that somehow kept your eyes open so you wouldn't fall asleep, another was a cane-like device to keep you upright so you could nap standing up on the train, so bizarre, there was even more weird stuff i cannot quite remember. It was so funny too, i can cracking up laughing in the bookstore reading it. :lol: :rofl:


i've seen pictures of the inventions you are talkin' about....striaght up hilarious.
7 Jun 2005, 07:23 #1146
Tu_triky wrote:

well it's your call but i agree with dochira, might as well exchange a few e-mails with her prior to her arrival in soCal and try to meet up with her if she has the time...dude, you only live once and might as well give it a shot...it ain't like she's going to visit often so you might as well try!

i mean...you guys could kick it and just hang out....it's not like it's an omiai meeting, yo.

yeah, i totally agree with you on that, it's not a real big thing, but it would be nice to hook up with her and hang out. I will try to email her again, and if she replies, and keeps responding, then i may bring it up. I am just surprised that she even replied back, which was nice. She said she was leaving in about a month, or maybe less now, to San Diego for a visit. Yeah, just see how it goes with the email and maybe ask her what her plans are in SD, if the chance comes along. Did talk to her a bit longer than a few seconds, more like maybe 10 min's total. A very sweet gentle girl, with a nice beautiful smile, that is the impression she left on me :smitten: , but not too get too carried away. And like you said, i am just a guy and she is just a girl.....i think i would be just happy enough if somehow i was able to keep in contact with her as my friend.

Thanks for your support and suggestions...much appreciated.
btw: i know how some of the J-girls swoon over the "white" gaijin, but i am not sure how they react to other asians-gajin, like myself, but hope they are open to friendships with other asians that cannot really speak Japanese. I guess most of us have good tastes in girls, J-girls that is. :hehe:
7 Jun 2005, 07:29 #1147
pcmodem wrote:

Cheering on qilver, "Gambatte!" :woot: :victory:
-PCM

@ beatakeshi
thanks for the website info, not sure how it could help me that much

@dochira, @Tu_Triky, pcmodem,
yeah thanks for your support/advice, wouldn't mind have some j-girls as friends, hard to have as friends overseas...but having a j-girl as a gf, never had the opportunity....yet.

:fingerscrossed: :bonk:
But seriously thinking of looking into some teaching in japan prg's, anyone of you have any comments or suggestions, or do you know anyone that has done, or doing it in japan currently??
7 Jun 2005, 11:53 #1148
This reminds me of when I was in Japan, a girl about my age was translating for us, in Shinjyuku. When we finished she asked where we were from, so I said San Diego. It ended up that she stayed in SD for 3 months, a year before. She stayed a few miles away from my house, and I found out that we had the same favorite restaurant (a local taco shop). It's a small world. I got her email and phone number, but never followed up...I have been thinking I should...Its been a year.
7 Jun 2005, 11:57 #1149
Roppongi04 wrote:... I got her email and phone number, but never followed up...I have been thinking I should...Its been a year.

You should at least send an email. ... Which reminds me, I should pop an email to the Japanese tutor I had in college.
7 Jun 2005, 11:57 #1150
Tu_triky wrote:you gotta go their next and bring back ryoko so she can sit on that white chair you have hermitically sealed in a negative atmosphere chamber in your garage...

Huh?? What are you talkin' about??

You're nuts, dude. Totally nuts.

Insane, actually.
















The white chair is in my bedroom, not the garage. :hehe:
7 Jun 2005, 11:59 #1151
bmwracer wrote:
Huh?? What are you talkin' about??

You're nuts, dude. Totally nuts.

Insane, actually.








The white chair is in my bedroom, not the garage. :hehe:

So....is it like the Bubble Boy?
7 Jun 2005, 12:01 #1152
dochira wrote:So....is it like the Bubble Boy?

Not even close.


Moops. :hehe:
7 Jun 2005, 12:04 #1153
bmwracer wrote:
Not even close.


Moops. :hehe:

:hehe: From Seinfeld Scripts:


GEORGE: Oh, Noooo, I'm so sorry. It's the MOOPS. The correct answer is, The MOOPS.
DONALD: MOOPS? LET ME SEE THAT. THAT'S NOT MOOPS YOU JERK, IT'S MOORS. IT'S A MISPRINT.
GEORGE: I'm sorry the card says MOOPS.
DONALD: IT DOESN'T MATTER. I'S THE MOORS. THERE'S NO MOOPS.
GEORGE: It's MOOPS.
DONALD: MOORS.
GEORGE: MOOPS,
DONALD: MOORS!
7 Jun 2005, 12:12 #1154
dochira wrote:GEORGE: Oh, Noooo, I'm so sorry. It's the MOOPS. The correct answer is, The MOOPS.
DONALD: MOOPS? LET ME SEE THAT. THAT'S NOT MOOPS YOU JERK, IT'S MOORS. IT'S A MISPRINT.
GEORGE: I'm sorry the card says MOOPS.
DONALD: IT DOESN'T MATTER. I'S THE MOORS. THERE'S NO MOOPS.
GEORGE: It's MOOPS.
DONALD: MOORS.
GEORGE: MOOPS,
DONALD: MOORS!

:lol: :lol: :lol: Too much! :hehe:
7 Jun 2005, 12:12 #1155
Roppongi04 wrote:This reminds me of when I was in Japan, a girl about my age was translating for us, in Shinjyuku. When we finished she asked where we were from, so I said San Diego. It ended up that she stayed in SD for 3 months, a year before. She stayed a few miles away from my house, and I found out that we had the same favorite restaurant (a local taco shop). It's a small world. I got her email and phone number, but never followed up...I have been thinking I should...Its been a year.

ahhh the memories of the j-girls we've met along the way....if only...
dude, send her an email today, what have you got to lose. I got lucky in that girls email reply, but she and i will keep in contact via email atleast, even if we don't meet up again in person.
yeah what a small small world. good luck. :bonk:
7 Jun 2005, 12:16 #1156
dochira wrote:
You should at least send an email. ... Which reminds me, I should pop an email to the Japanese tutor I had in college.

japanese tutor? was she a cutie? yeah, email her back.
There was there other girl i met thru someone from my community, it was j-girl visiting from Shizuoka, and i got her email, unfortunately, we lost contact after a few emails since she stopped replying, probably due to her busy schedule in pharmacy school, atleast i tried.
well, good luck in emailing her back, maybe she will continually email you back in her replies. :bonk:
7 Jun 2005, 12:26 #1157
qilver wrote:
japanese tutor? was she a cutie? yeah, email her back.

Yup, but I can't do anything now, don't need to, or else it's :beatyou: :beaten: for me.

But it's great to keep in touch. If anything, it gives me a tour guide the next time I go to Japan. :D
7 Jun 2005, 12:29 #1158
dochira wrote:But it's great to keep in touch. If anything, it gives me a tour guide the next time I go to Japan. :D

Unless there's a veto from your significant other. :sweat:
7 Jun 2005, 12:29 #1159
Hey guys i'm here at the Wymdham hotel here across from Newark Airport, not japan related lol but so much has gone just being here...

I had 2 flights that were just a no go.. the 2nd time was because of the weather, which had lots of lighting..

Now at 12AM the Power Blows out at the hotel and the backup gen come on..

my flight leaves for IND at 6:02AM

:-/ I have to stop at the Deroit Airport again where I had to hear over and over about the flight leaving for Osaka :-(

:shamefulcry:
7 Jun 2005, 12:31 #1160
bmwracer wrote:
Unless there's a veto from your significant other. :sweat:

She'd, of course, be with me....what were you thinking? :hehe: :beaten: :sweat:

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