Dirty Jersey, USA

i still understand my native tougue, Tagalog..but speaking is hard since i have to keep thinking if I'm saying it right...

learning a language does get harder as u get older...i took italian not too long ago and was super hard...even though I'm great speaking spanish

jakarta..indonesia...nowhere else..i really wish im in japan right now

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marecore wrote:

i still understand my native tougue, Tagalog..but speaking is hard since i have to keep thinking if I'm saying it right...

What language is that? Never heard of it before.

Pemu wrote:

What language is that? Never heard of it before.

The citizens of the Phillipines speaks that tongue.
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do anyone like your location?

cos I don't on Mondays and Wednesday

location of wat?

Tell you something . . . I don't like my location, I LOVE my location. If I mention that I was born and raised in Hawai'i, heck, I can already hear the "you lucky bum" comments 'cross the planet. True we don't have everything the mainland can offer just by driving off to another state, but we got our share of Starbucks, malls, restaurants, many other wants and needs facilities to compliment our great weather and high spirits, and that's just on the island of Oahu alone.

You can drink water from the tap without dying or getting sick. There's more fresh air than land over our humble archipelago, so, no pollution. Our citizenry can boast one of most longest life-expectencies of anywhere else on the planet. There's a balanced demographic here that'd put Middle Earth to shame, even, filled with Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese, Africans, Koreans, Caucasians, Pacific Islanders, and many more (President John F. Kennedy cited Hawaii as an example of how the rest of the world should be).

We never have to buy clothes as the climate changes (it's sunny each day of the year). We can walk around in long pants, shorts, aloha shirts, t-shirts, slippers or shoes; and formal wear (for guys, at least) is aloha shirts and slacks. And the food's great.

And we're the 11th largest metropolitan city . . . in the U.S. if I'm not mistaken.

Do I like this place? I approach the sunset each day I leave work for home. You tell me if I love this place.



Sorry for bragging. Anyway, some of you may have different 'pinons of my aina.

The Man wrote:

Tell you something . . . I don't like my location, I LOVE my location. If I mention that I was born and raised in Hawai'i, heck, I can already hear the "you lucky bum" comments 'cross the planet.

As for me... Even though I'm in Hawaii myself, I might as well be living in Wyoming or in the Dakota's. I don't enjoy the natural resources my location offers: sun, surfing, beaches, etc. I do get to enjoy the dozens of golf courses here, and I just love the crap out of Waikiki for obvious reasons . But other than that, I'm just taking up space.

--- groink

groink wrote:

As for me... Even though I'm in Hawaii myself, I might as well be living in Wyoming or in the Dakota's. I don't enjoy the natural resources my location offers: sun, surfing, beaches, etc. I do get to enjoy the dozens of golf courses here, and I just love the crap out of Waikiki for obvious reasons . But other than that, I'm just taking up space. --- groink

We need to trade, Groink.

San Francisco Bay Area. There isn't much to complain about. it's a melting pot of everything i love and adore.

Eh, Philly's ok. Sometimes I bark about how I hate it here......but then I think of what a pain it would be to relocate. I'd be fine in the suburbs although I'm only on the edge of the city, lol.

sid wrote:

San Francisco Bay Area. There isn't much to complain about. it's a melting pot of everything i love and adore.

hehe i'm form frisco too. . .i love living here cuz of j-town, which is where i got my HYDE cd. . .. . .also theres chinatown, where i get some of my DVD like GO. . .and theres richmond where i get all my junk food from SUPER TOKIO. . .i cant imagine living anywhere else. . .also i met "him" here. . .hehe

i live in new hampshire and the only thing asian here is the chinese food, which is very yummy =] but other than that, i'd need to order my stuff online or drive down to boston for something =[

Shiro wrote:

i live in new hampshire and the only thing asian here is the chinese food, which is very yummy =] but other than that, i'd need to order my stuff online or drive down to boston for something =[

I've been to New Hampshire twice to visit my family there (Portsmouth to be exact).... I love camping in North Conway, and also the fried seafood and REAL clam chowder when I drive up into Kitery, Maine.

--- groink

im from portsmouth

Shiro wrote:

im from portsmouth

You gotta be kidding me???? My grandparents live on Banfield Rd. Damn small planet we live in.

--- groink

I hate boring old Stockton, CA..theres nothing to do..going out with my friends is fun but we do the same thing every time, Stockton offers nothing..you have to go out of town for fun...plus my ex is my neighbor! It's aweful I need to move.

What can I say?...I hate where I am presently living and sometimes I don't. Kansas - the center of the United States, the only diversity we have here is the cows and wheat that we grow. Yes, Kansas is good for somethings like KU's (University of Kansas) Basketball team and wide open spaces, but there is nothing to do here. It is flat, there is no mountains (but I think if you live in Western Kansas you can see Colorado's mountains!)...the tallest peak we have in Kansas is a hill and we call it a mountain (to make us feel better about our flat state). There is no ocean and the food is as plain just like Kansas, so if people say that where they live is boring come to Kansas and enjoying the wonderful aspects we have here. You could....(a) Watch the grass and wheat grow...(b) Watch the cows eat the grass etc. I believe people do have fun and exciting things to do in other states such as go out and have cool attractions... sometimes we do in Kansas, but I am so bored here...considering that I want to go to Japan and other countries. Going to Foreign Countries is far more exciting then living here in Kansas. Don't get me wrong...Kansas is good for somethings...I am getting my education here, but maybe I am greedy by wanting more out of where I am living. Sorry, this post is really long...I guess I just started rambling on... Gomen ne
~Just Bored I Guess~

i've lived in south carolina, albany ny, long island, japan, okinawa, florida. i love southern california. weather's usually great, lots of places to go, not too far from las vegas, bay area, san diego, tijuana, grand canyon... i don't miss winter at all - who needs all the snow? thai town, korea town, little tokyo, chinatown - it's great. traffic is not good, we have smog, gangs are here (well, they're everywhere anyway eh?), gotta take the bad with the good, no place is perfect. i love it here, wouldn't live anywhere else.