What are you guys doing right now?

arnel98 wrote:
hopefully not... she's still doing the voices for those animes she has contracts with (like Fairy Tail, etc) but she wont be taking on new roles.
Yeah, it sad, I hope she gets better soon.

she is legendary when it comes to seiyuu's, quite extraordinary in her talents and is a great singer, she is still quite young in her 20's, and would hope she can resume her career once she recovers, hopefully.

bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :rofl:

That dude is already gone for all intents and purposes...just another pony on the minister's merry go round.

Japan goes through prime ministers quicker than an otaku goes through used school girl panties.

Tu_triky wrote:

Simply awesome! Sounds fab!

Well the special was discontinued until the restaurant finds a new distributor. :puppydog:

They said to check back in a few weeks. We went to Outback for Surf and Turf instead.


:beaten:

Eve wrote:

Well the special was discontinued until the restaurant finds a new distributor. :puppydog:

They said to check back in a few weeks. We went to Outback for Surf and Turf instead.


:beaten:

I'm sure you had a good meal nonetheless. :)

Tu_triky wrote:Japan goes through prime minister's quicker than an otaku goes through used school girl panties.

LOL. :hehe:

We'll need to verify that with the AKB48 people. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
LOL. :hehe:

We'll need to verify that with the AKB48 people. :beaten:

Hehe. Leave it to the UN (Underwear Nastiness) inspectors.

Tu_triky wrote:

I'm sure you had a good meal nonetheless. :)

We did. The sirloin and stone crabs were delicious.

OT - watching The Voice finals. First time I've seen it, very good talents. One of the Judges did something very inappropriate at the end. Wonder if it will be news.

Eve wrote:

We did. The sirloin and stone crabs were delicious.

Nice. Seems agreeable to the taste buds and the stomach. ;)

Tu_triky wrote:

Nice. Seems agreeable to the taste buds and the stomach. ;)

Nothing like a little splurging on vacation. The fresh made bagel place next door is awesome too. Guess we'll have to do lobster salad on a bagel rather than the steamed special. :beaten:
No complaints.

Eve wrote:

Nothing like a little splurging on vacation. The fresh made bagel place next door is awesome too. Guess we'll have to do lobster salad on a bagel rather than the steamed special. :beaten:
No complaints.

As a NY'er can bagels from any other city compare?

Tu_triky wrote:

As a NY'er can bagels from any other city compare?

The owner of the little chain is a New Yorker. :victory:

They offer about 20 or so varieties. Delicious.

They close when they sell out.

Eve wrote:

The owner of the little chain is a New Yorker. :victory:

They offer about 20 or so varieties. Delicious.

They close when they sell out.

Haha. Question answered!

Tu_triky wrote:

Japan goes through prime ministers quicker than an otaku goes through used school girl panties.

Don't know how I missed this little gem.
:hehe:

Eve wrote:


Don't know how I missed this little gem.
:hehe:

Sarcasm aside, it's true! It's very difficult to expect any sort of political efficacy from your leaders if the big chair is always being occupied by a different guy every 3.2 seconds.

In light of the earthquake and tsunami, I think Japan is at potential crossroads in terms of being able to use the aforementioned disasters as a launching point to affect serious political change. However, I don't think it will happen. Instead of using this unfortunate event as a catalyst for transformative change, I think we are seeing the inertia of a gerontocracy at work. Stagnation and inability to take bold action are the reality.

Just like here in the States, I think Obama had the opportunity to really affect the traditional political order in an historical way but did not do so. He did achieve what many before him could not but I feel he feel short of the expectations of many who voted for him.

Tu_triky wrote:As a NY'er can bagels from any other city compare?

That's what a coworker claims as well...

New Yorkers seem to think they're the center of the epicurean world. :rolleyes:

bmwracer wrote:
That's what a coworker claims as well...

New Yorkers seem to think they're the center of the epicurean world. :rolleyes:

I share your skepticism...although I will admit that NY is a culinary capital without doubt...after having lived there...but I will proudly admit that the thinking of old guard food critics is no longer applicable in large part.

As a flying pig and foodie, it's obvious Los Angeles has come along way to "closing the gap" and even achieving parity with cities like NY when it comes to food & drink.

Times have changed, sir.

bmwracer wrote:
That's what a coworker claims as well...

New Yorkers seem to think they're the center of the epicurean world. :rolleyes:

I've had super meals every where. But bagels and pizza are meant to be New York style to me. :beaten:

Eve wrote:

I've had super meals every where. But bagels and pizza are meant to be New York style to me. :beaten:

Pizza especially knows no equal to NY...lest we get into the old NY vs. Chicago battle.

Tu_triky wrote:Pizza especially knows no equal to NY...lest we get into the old NY vs. Chicago battle.

Ever see Bill Maher's New Rules rant about NY pizza?

"After we pay our rent here in L.A., we have money left over to buy real food."

LOL. :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:
Ever see Bill Maher's New Rules rant about NY pizza?

"After we pay our rent here in L.A., we have money left over to buy real food."

LOL. :rofl:

:hehe: Point taken. Nonetheless, their pies far exceed ours in terms of quality my man...I'm sure your niece, whom by all accounts seems quite sophisticated, can attest to, dear sir.