What are you guys doing right now?

MixxDreamer wrote:i went sky diving yesterday for the 2nd time.. it was awesome! :metaldevil:

respect to ya! :victory:

that's something i could never do. :shakehead:

dochira wrote:
Tokushima Ramen

walked right by it yesterday with my friend, going to save it when we all eat there for lunch, unless it is too crowded during the lunch rush, then it might be mitsuwa...
place looks good though.
see ya tuesday lunch time
SJ Kino doesn't have much, in terms of j-idol stuff... :shakehead:
and no calendars, also less of a selection compared to the Kino near my place in OC.

right now, on my friend's computer checking email/msn/forums

earlier went to Ikea store to check out their bookshelves and display cases, they have some nice ones that i might get... :bonk:

MixxDreamer wrote:i went sky diving yesterday for the 2nd time.. it was awesome! :metaldevil:

that is soo cool, tell me how it went...that is so awesome, :woot:

Flipping between the World Series and The West Wing.

Just finished picking series for my latest trade. :mrgreen:

Now Im going back to the couch for more Prince Of Tennis.

Thats an anime :hehe: :hehe:

Eve wrote:
Now Im going back to the couch for more Prince Of Tennis.

Thats an anime :hehe: :hehe:

Sounds like you're enjoying your day already Eve
:mrgreen:

How do you like Prince of Tennis?? Who is your favorite character in this one??

just come home from work after a rainy miserable day. i've now cracked open a beer. :thumbsup:

kenjilina wrote:just come home from work after a rainy miserable day. i've now cracked open a beer. :thumbsup:

how's the beer?? making your day better? :hehe:

K.T.Tran wrote:

how's the beer?? making your day better? :hehe:

just opened another. it's kind of relaxing after work. :mrgreen:

Looking at a dream house. I received this stuff in a email. I couldn't even pay the monthly taxes. If someone buys this thing and is looking for a roommate or someone to mow the lawn, PM me. :sweat:

Beachfront Estate, Kahala, Honolulu, Hawaii

125 feet of sandy beachfront near the Kahala Mandarin!
Estate is graceful in style, yet totally functional for
island living. Resort amenities include fabulous tropical
gardens and grounds, tennis court, swimming pool/waterfall
and elegant living spaces, all gated and private. Separate
maid's quarters. Central air, fountain, porte cochere.
Additional rooms include a Den/Study, Dining Area, Dining
Room, Eat In Kitchen/Nook, Family Room, Laundry Room, and
Open Lanai.

Kahala, east of Diamond Head, is one of Oahu's most
prestigious neighborhoods with 50,000+ residents. The
Kahala neighborhood consists of a group homes surrounding
the Waialae Country Club, home of the Sony Open Golf
Tournament. The main shopping center is Kahala Mall, home
to big name chains such as The Gap and Banana Republic. It
features many fine stores, movie theatres, and a variety of
restaurants.

List Price: $9,500,000
Bedrooms: 7, baths: 6.5
Interior Living Area: 7,140 sq. ft.
Land Area: 35,896 sq. ft.
Monthly Taxes: $2,209
Year built: 1982


Photos and html version of above at:
http://www.hawaii-realty.com/aol/2505548.htm

Yikes.

I could pay the monthly taxes, but not the mortgage. :bleh:

wonder what the flood insurance rates are for that... they're probably Zone VE, Imp/Out though...

I'm trying to pop my vertebrae back into place. Anyone know of some good post-facto injury stretches? I've been bad...should stretched before going to work.

bmwracer wrote:Yikes.
I could pay the monthly taxes, but not the mortgage. :bleh:

Who could afford it? :puppydog:
My guess: It's going to be acquire by someone, not as a their house, but just something to spend the weekend at. Like a movie star, a CEO of a big company, a drug lord, the $340 Million Powerball Winner or ahochaude. :P :bonk:

bmwracer wrote:Yikes.

I could pay the monthly taxes, but not the mortgage. :bleh:

Don't forget the HOA fees :doh:

bmwracer wrote:Yikes.

I could pay the monthly taxes, but not the mortgage. :bleh:

I think the monthly fee is the HOA. I'm afraid to find out what the mortgage is, let alone trying to figure out how to come up with the property tax (if HI has one). If it's like CA, it'll be ~1%, or $95K/year. That's two or three cars a year. :sweat:

hm....... im taking a break from this lame life of mine and say hi to you guys annnnndd.... getting ready for work :[

going over call reports from work.

And printing 13 pages of new reports for tomorrow. :sweat:

Thinking of ways to avoid homework... :shamefulcry:

Just finished watching Hitchhikers Guide TO The Galaxy.
It is not the book but was still pretty good. :thumbsup:
Now time to do a little ebay browsing.