What are you guys doing right now?

Tu_triky wrote:

He ate some good Japanese grub in that one.

That guy gets to eat some great grub. I'm jealous. :beaten:

Just finished an ep of chiyafuru. An anime about karuta, its fun. I'd never heard of karuta before this.

Eve wrote:

That guy gets to eat some great grub. I'm jealous. :beaten:

Just finished an ep of chiyafuru. An anime about karuta, its fun. I'd never heard of karuta before this.

I noticed that title on Crunchy. I'm busy watching the horror series Another. It's pretty freakly.

still wondering if i should attend a Kabuki play. A bunch of Kabuki actors is in town and this time, the play comes with subtitles. Haven't attended one.......the last time I attempted at Noh play, it was a disaster on my eyes, and my wallet as well.

Has anyone of you attended a Kabuki play?

Watching the replay of the 12 Hours of Sebring race. :victory:

While waiting for the rain to stop and prevent the Indian Wells tennis match final
yesterday and part of today, I watched some final of the Spring Sumo Wrestling in Osaka.
I don't quite see how those men do what they do. How can they be so light on their feet and quick with the movements? They are so huge and heavy. I know overweight people can be amazingly light with ballroom dancing, but this is wrestling and very athletic. They all have some very tricky moves at times.

Just finished watching No Reservations - Saudi Arabia.

Really, really good episode. :victory:

Watching Bill Maher from last Friday. :victory:

Wanting to start a movie but Im trying to start going to sleep earlier. :beaten:

Eve wrote:Wanting to start a movie but Im trying to start going to sleep earlier. :beaten:

Started the three part mini-series "Carlos" about the famed terrorist of the same name, Carlos the Jackal. It's pretty dayem sweet. I saw it on Netflix. You should check to see if it's on Amazon Prime. It's a French flick with subs but the characters converse in at least four different languages.

Tu_triky wrote:

Started the three part mini-series "Carlos" about the famed terrorist of the same name, Carlos the Jackal. It's pretty dayem sweet. I saw it on Netflix. You should check to see if it's on Amazon Prime. It's a French flick with subs but the characters converse in at least four different languages.

Im feeling that that my husband wont be approving of your Go To Sleep earlier suggestions. :beaten: :hehe:

***Forcing fingers to sign off. I said, "sign off, you dimwit" ***

Gotta run. Have an argument with myself I need to take care of. :bonk: :bonk:

Done with another episode of No Reservations... Food Porn.

Hilarious... And tasty. :drooling:

bmwracer wrote:Done with another episode of No Reservations... Food Porn.

Hilarious... And tasty. :drooling:

That guy went all out in that episode. Makes a whole Costco sized bag of Kettle chips look downright healthy.

Tu_triky wrote:That guy went all out in that episode. Makes a whole Costco sized bag of Kettle chips look downright healthy.

Bourdain and David Chang must've eaten everything on the Momofuku menu. :bonk:

bmwracer wrote:
Bourdain and David Chang must've eaten everything on the Momofuku menu. :bonk:

:hehe: I wouldn't mind trying that. :beaten:

Tu_triky wrote::hehe: I wouldn't mind trying that. :beaten:

Heh.

Or at least die happy in the attempt. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
Heh.

Or at least die happy in the attempt. :mrgreen:

A couple of bowls or ramen and some momofuku fried chicken sounds like a happy ending.

:beaten:

Tu_triky wrote:A couple of bowls or ramen and some momofuku fried chicken sounds like a happy ending.

:beaten:

Chang confessed that he like Chicken Nuggets, which brought about derision from Bourdain, "Aw man, that's low!"

Bourdain, on the other hand, confessed that he liked the "Nuclear Orange" Mac 'n' Cheese at KFC. :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:
Chang confessed that he like Chicken Nuggets, which brought about derision from Bourdain, "Aw man, that's low!"

Bourdain, on the other hand, confessed that he liked the "Nuclear Orange" Mac 'n' Cheese at KFC. :rofl:

:hehe:

That's a pretty funny exchange.

brad2 wrote:While waiting for the rain to stop and prevent the Indian Wells tennis match final
yesterday and part of today, I watched some final of the Spring Sumo Wrestling in Osaka.
I don't quite see how those men do what they do. How can they be so light on their feet and quick with the movements? They are so huge and heavy. I know overweight people can be amazingly light with ballroom dancing, but this is wrestling and very athletic. They all have some very tricky moves at times.

When I attended the sumo wrestling in Osaka last week, the thing that surprised me is the smaller ones tend to be stronger. A friend - native to Japan - said the MOST sumo's only have 10% body fat. I'm pretty convinced I don't believe him, but when you see the wrestlers fight, it is quite evident that they pack a lot of muscle underneath it all.

Just finished No Reservations - Disappearing Manhattan.

Now I'm dying for a pastrami on rye from Katz's Deli... :drooling: