Artiste Discussion
atskv9 wrote:Just watched TFP II and it was great :)
this part was hilarious! Juri looked like a rag doll :rofl:
LOL, that entire Velcro suit thing on TFP2 is hilarious. :hehe:
And maybe sorta painful. :sweat:
atskv9 wrote:Juri getting sweaty :naughty:
That turns you on, does it? :sweat:
working the crowd
LOL, THAT was a great scene: her running back and forth like a little kid... She was so energized and kinetic there... She must've been having a blast. :D
bmwracer wrote:
Gotta love her enthusiasm: :D
Juri was very affectionate :mrgreen: I never see anybody hug like that on Japanese TV, even if it was out of joy. Looks like I should've acted in Jodan ja nai (yeah I know it wasn't that great but if it results in a Juri hug, who wouldn't do it?!) :beaten:
atskv9 wrote:Juri was very affectionate :mrgreen: I never see anybody hug like that on Japanese TV, even if it was out of joy.
LOL, yeah, she's very spontaneous...
She was like that in Waratte Iitomo as well: :D
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And yet she got supremely embarrassed during her "hazukashii" moment in Bristol. :D
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Terrific. :smitten:
bmwracer wrote:
LOL, yeah, she's very spontaneous...
She was like that in Waratte Iitomo as well: :D
And yet she got supremely embarrassed during her "hazukashii" moment in Bristol. :D
Terrific. :smitten:
I actually just watched Waratte Iitomo and forgot that happened :sweat: I remember her being very huggy with Mizukawa Asami though.
lol, I guess there is a bit of a difference if a different language speaking white dude plops a kiss on you than a hug with one of your close acting friends. :hehe:
atskv9 wrote:I actually just watched Waratte Iitomo and forgot that happened :sweat: I remember her being very huggy with Mizukawa Asami though.
Yup, they were really buddy-buddy.
Lucky Asami-chan. :grumble:
lol, I guess there is a bit of a difference if a different language speaking white dude plops a kiss on you than a hug with one of your close acting friends. :hehe:
Yeah, a peck from a near-total stranger is markedly different... :hehe:
Ack, I'd better get back to my VHDL coding... :ashamed:
bmwracer wrote:Ack, I'd better get back to my VHDL coding... :ashamed:
I've seen a bit of that and it totally did not look fun at all. This coming from someone who's done VB, Java, and some assembly code. :doh:
atskv9 wrote:I've seen a bit of that and it totally did not look fun at all. This coming from someone who's done VB, Java, and some assembly code. :doh:
It's a higher-level hardware code similar to C/C++...
I'm sort of a novice at it, since I'm old school: drawing schematics using CAD software. :mrgreen:
I think Juri-chan can appreciate it, intelligent girl that she is. :victory:
bmwracer wrote:
It's a higher-level hardware code similar to C/C++...
I'm sort of a novice at it, since I'm old school: drawing schematics using CAD software. :mrgreen:
I think Juri-chan can appreciate it, intelligent girl that she is. :victory:
She would definitely appreciate your ability to code with VHDL :mrgreen: Nothing turns Juri on more than that :hehe:
offtopic but do you use Verilog as well? and for CAD do you use ORCAD/PSpice?
atskv9 wrote:She would definitely appreciate your ability to code with VHDL :mrgreen: Nothing turns Juri on more than that :hehe:
I knew that she would. :beaten:
offtopic but do you use Verilog as well? and for CAD do you use ORCAD/PSpice?
Verilog? Not me... Though there seems to be a growing trend towards it: a lot more manufacturers seem to be offering Verilog models more often than VHDL ones... :sweat:
We're using an ancient version of OrCAD... The last version before they started using node-locked licenses. :sweat:
PSpice??? Eeek, that's analog black magic stuff.
I'm a digital geek/dweeb. :beaten:
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