What are you guys doing right now?

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

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27 Nov 2006, 02:40 #15541
K.T.Tran wrote:at home and trying to rest my feet
got home from Denny's. Went there to eat with brother and friends after badminton. BEEN SOOO LONG. I'm so bad at it now hahaha, but I'm getting it back. Trying to get my badminton game back after couple months of tennis took couple hrs :beaten:


Gotta brush teeth and wash face.
After that, probably attempt Twelfth Night or something like that. If i'm too tired, I think I'll just sleep or so and wake up early for it :beaten:


yea, it's hard to be out so long from some activity, like sports....badminton, for me it is running....i am slowly getting back into it...
it's going to take awhile to get back into your sport, especially in this colder weather, it's winter time.... :bonk:
27 Nov 2006, 03:58 #15542
STILL working on mugs. Got about 2000 more to go. :sweat:

I'm trying to take breaks between ever 500 pics or so to do other work related things. Sucky way to spend a sunday, but it has to be done. Hopefully I'll be done by 7pm (four hours away) so I can finish Hotman 2. :fingerscrossed:
27 Nov 2006, 04:14 #15543
Watching curling from Whisler B.C. on channel 4. I don't have the slightest idea what's going on :bonk: I guess it's kind of like golf, it looks like it doesn't require a lot of physical skill, but it's obviously a lot harder than it looks. Holding off on the afternoon sake, if I can't understand it when I'm sober, NO WAY that I'll be able to figure it out buzzed!!
27 Nov 2006, 04:18 #15544
gaijin mark wrote:Watching curling from Whisler B.C. on channel 4. I don't have the slightest idea what's going on :bonk: I guess it's kind of like golf, it looks like it doesn't require a lot of physical skill, but it's obviously a lot harder than it looks. Holding off on the afternoon sake, if I can't understand it when I'm sober, NO WAY that I'll be able to figure it out buzzed!!


ever try Otokoyama sake? one of my favorites...very smooth stuff.
27 Nov 2006, 05:34 #15545
Tu_triky wrote:

ever try Otokoyama sake? one of my favorites...very smooth stuff.


is this something available at Mitsuwa/Marukai mkt's? or is it a very special sake only at finer Japanese restartants? :headscratch:
27 Nov 2006, 05:41 #15546
Going through nearly 3000 emails and deleting the spam. Somebody left my comp on with Outlook Express running all last week while I was away, and then didn't check any of the emails :(
27 Nov 2006, 05:45 #15547
Anime Dad wrote:Going through nearly 3000 emails and deleting the spam. Somebody left my comp on with Outlook Express running all last week while I was away, and then didn't check any of the emails :(


:rofl: :rofl:

3000 emails. The spam seems to have gotten worse in the past month. Must be a new technique as even the work email (with industrial strength filters is getting hammered).

Got the outside Christmas lights put on the house, most of the Christmas tree finally done (only lights left), going to cook a corned beef here in 13 minutes, initial seeding gd86-12-27, drinking a beer, quickly looking at favorite websites.
27 Nov 2006, 05:46 #15548
Baking a cake. ;)
27 Nov 2006, 06:47 #15549
Time to start the hw now. Have been putting it off all weekend. :sweat:
27 Nov 2006, 07:02 #15550
MissMonika wrote:Time to start the hw now. Have been putting it off all weekend. :sweat:


ganbatte ne with your studies.....

thinking of xmas and having to decorate the artificial tree...soon...(it's been a year so soon.... :doh: )
27 Nov 2006, 07:37 #15551
qilver wrote:

ganbatte ne with your studies.....

thinking of xmas and having to decorate the artificial tree...soon...(it's been a year so soon.... :doh: )


I won't be able to decorate this year cause we're moving. :pout:

On Topic: Shower time!
27 Nov 2006, 07:39 #15552
Wynter wrote:

I won't be able to decorate this year cause we're moving. :pout:

On Topic: Shower time!


turn off the webcam......water damage might ensue.
27 Nov 2006, 07:41 #15553
:shocked:
27 Nov 2006, 07:42 #15554
Anime Dad wrote::shocked:


send me some of the leftover pad thai noodles.
27 Nov 2006, 07:48 #15555
Had to return some water heater accessories to Home Depot and came back with a Ryobi 18V drill and 5-1/2" circular saw kit. :beaten:
27 Nov 2006, 07:50 #15556
bmwracer wrote:Had to return some water heater accessories to Home Depot and came back with a Ryobi 18V drill and 5-1/2" circular saw kit. :beaten:


did you find good prices....home depot had some good sale items this weekend.
27 Nov 2006, 08:06 #15557
Tu_triky wrote:did you find good prices....home depot had some good sale items this weekend.

$49 for the drill/saw combo with one battery pack and a quick charger. :victory:

Extra battery packs are $25 each. :sweat:
27 Nov 2006, 08:06 #15558
gaijin mark wrote:Watching curling from Whisler B.C. on channel 4. I don't have the slightest idea what's going on :bonk: I guess it's kind of like golf, it looks like it doesn't require a lot of physical skill, but it's obviously a lot harder than it looks. ...

I played a few times. Kind of tough on the legs and arms, if you're not very good. Especially after a few drinks.

Tougher on morale, when you get your ass kicked by 65 years old. :ashamed:
27 Nov 2006, 08:09 #15559
bmwracer wrote:
$49 for the drill/saw combo with one battery pack and a quick charger. :victory:


hey, that's pretty good!


Extra battery packs are $25 each. :sweat:


ah, a necessary evil.
27 Nov 2006, 08:12 #15560
Tu_triky wrote:hey, that's pretty good!

Yeah, it is: I noticed it yesterday when I was buying the water heater. :beaten:

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