What are you guys doing right now?

Started by thedark123 · 30 Aug 2005 · 25,901 replies

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11 Sep 2006, 03:55 #12381
Just got back from Little Tokyo Mitsuwa, picked up a bento. The guy in front of me had 6 (!) 1.8L bottles of sake in his cart, and nothing else. Which means either a) He belives in buying in bulk or b) He's got a real screwed up life. :shakehead:
11 Sep 2006, 04:00 #12382
boris wrote:Finished printing, cutting and folding up drawings for 3 projects


Are you an art or design student?
11 Sep 2006, 04:06 #12383
Haha no, I'm water supply engineer and those are technical drawings ;)
11 Sep 2006, 04:10 #12384
Wynter wrote:

Yup. Which sucks. I get really tired during the day because I don't sleep well. Give me another two weeks and I should bounce back into a good routine. Hopefully. :sweat:


wow, that is a fast adjustment to the work schedule...
it took me 6 weeks to adjust to the work schedule, cause i was used to going to sleep at 2am and waking up at 9am.... :bonk:
11 Sep 2006, 04:11 #12385
gaijin mark wrote:Just got back from Little Tokyo Mitsuwa, picked up a bento. The guy in front of me had 6 (!) 1.8L bottles of sake in his cart, and nothing else. Which means either a) He belives in buying in bulk or b) He's got a real screwed up life. :shakehead:


lol...maybe he is going to cook something and use some of it and get drunk after cooking with it.
but i'll go with B.), he's jack'd up yo... :doh:
11 Sep 2006, 04:12 #12386
waiting to see the Roddick/Fedderer match :mrgreen:
11 Sep 2006, 04:15 #12387
it's KINO time.....laters peeps.

gacky-ness is in the latest issue of Kindai, @KT...
:bonk:
11 Sep 2006, 05:05 #12388
Still working on hardsub conversions for my bud Geez.

While that's cranking, I've gotta start masking off the trim in my living room, so I can paint on of the walls. :sweat:
11 Sep 2006, 05:30 #12389
boris wrote:Haha no, I'm water supply engineer and those are technical drawings ;)


Ahhhhhh okies. That makes sense :thumbsup: Your post just reminded me of my Digital Design course in University lol.

qilver wrote:wow, that is a fast adjustment to the work schedule...
it took me 6 weeks to adjust to the work schedule, cause i was used to going to sleep at 2am and waking up at 9am....


It's not too bad. I mean, I like to have 8 hours sleep at the least, but I know my body can function successfully with less. I'm just really groggy in the morning if I don't get the right amount of sleep, and as a teacher, I need all the clear energy I can get.
11 Sep 2006, 06:07 #12390
Now that you mentioned University it brings back memories... studies were tough in my uni, many projects and course works, but also a lot of fun, I miss those days.
11 Sep 2006, 06:18 #12391
Doing a little drama trading. :metaldevil:

Sitting outside watching the rain. :mrgreen:

It's all good! :dancing:
11 Sep 2006, 07:12 #12392
still watching the match.....Roddick down 0-5 games in the 4th set.

He played sets 2 and 3 really well compared to last couple times he played Federer.


Praying to Buddha for Roddick's win against Federer is a no go.... :puppydog:
11 Sep 2006, 07:47 #12393
K.T.Tran wrote:still watching the match.....Roddick down 0-5 games in the 4th set.

He played sets 2 and 3 really well compared to last couple times he played Federer.


Praying to Buddha for Roddick's win against Federer is a no go.... :puppydog:



all Federer.... :bonk:
11 Sep 2006, 07:47 #12394
gaijin mark wrote: I won something on EBay once from a guy in North Hollywood (about 10 miles from where I live) he sent it parcel post, it took 8 days to get to me!!! :shakehead: Re:Canadian knowledge, 'tis part of my function as a muse [/list:u]


The parcel post trap.

I had a similiar occurence. So I discussed it with my mailwoman. She explained that when you send things parcel post they go into a parcel post bin. Only when there is nothing else to do then a mailperson starts processing the parcel post bin until their shift is over and then the rest of the parcels have to wait for the next time all other work is caught up. Only 8 days. how lucky can you get. :nut: :bleh:
11 Sep 2006, 07:52 #12395
K.T.Tran wrote:still watching the match.....Roddick down 0-5 games in the 4th set.

He played sets 2 and 3 really well compared to last couple times he played Federer.


Praying to Buddha for Roddick's win against Federer is a no go.... :puppydog:


Normally I can think of nothing more boring than a tennis or ping pong match. However, that gorgeous gal Shirapova actually caused me to watch the female singles final against all my built in antagonism against this kind of match..... and I enjoyed it. Why does she grunt so loud with each smack at the ball? Is that a required part of tennis? :doh:

GOLF IS EVERYTHING!!! GOLF IS LIFE!!! :hehe:
11 Sep 2006, 08:20 #12396
Currently writing a Blog entry after watching The Falling Man.
11 Sep 2006, 08:21 #12397
ralphm1999 wrote:

Normally I can think of nothing more boring than a tennis or ping pong match. However, that gorgeous gal Shirapova actually caused me to watch the female singles final against all my built in antagonism against this kind of match..... and I enjoyed it. Why does she grunt so loud with each smack at the ball? Is that a required part of tennis? :doh:

GOLF IS EVERYTHING!!! GOLF IS LIFE!!! :hehe:


Now you made me curious ... well, just a little bit.


I'm writing an LJ entry whilst listening to Psycho le Cemu and generally procrastinating everything I can procrastinate.
11 Sep 2006, 08:28 #12398
ralphm1999 wrote:Why does she grunt so loud with each smack at the ball? Is that a required part of tennis? :doh:

GOLF IS EVERYTHING!!! GOLF IS LIFE!!! :hehe:


Amazon da yo....Amazon.

She's nothing more then that. No its not required, but its one's own way of getting excited, pumped up and what not.

Golf :bleh: :bleh:

The whole "Tap it in" thing you learn from watching Adam Sandler's Happy Gilmore doesn't work. His style of swinging doesn't work......Watching golf on TV is as boring as watching S.O.S :shakehead: :shakehead: :shakehead:
11 Sep 2006, 08:31 #12399
Wynter wrote:Currently writing a Blog entry after watching The Falling Man.


I'm reading your blogs every couple of days. You are becoming the Spielberg of blgos. :dancing:

Hope you get a chance to read my first blog.
11 Sep 2006, 08:32 #12400
K.T.Tran wrote:

Amazon da yo....Amazon.

She's nothing more then that. No its not required, but its one's own way of getting excited, pumped up and what not.

Golf :bleh: :bleh:

The whole "Tap it in" thing you learn from watching Adam Sandler's Happy Gilmore doesn't work. His style of swinging doesn't work......Watching golf on TV is as boring as watching S.O.S :shakehead: :shakehead: :shakehead:


Yes but the TV screen brings her down to a normal size. And best I can turn the volume down on her grunts to where they become erotic almost.
:naughty:

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