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Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2004 4:29 am Post subject: Re: The Man meets
The Man wrote:
Cruised in The Manmobile, Momusu tunes a-blaring.
Man, I would have died on that car ride. I strongly oppose of momusu when ever me and Elton hang out with friends. So I end up taking shotgun to get control of the CD player.
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Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2004 4:37 am Post subject: Re: The Man meets
eightysix wrote:
Man, I would have died on that car ride. I strongly oppose of momusu when ever me and Elton hang out with friends. So I end up taking shotgun to get control of the CD player.
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Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2004 4:59 am Post subject: Re: The Man meets
ahochaude wrote:
Right on man!
YAY! Another hater!
Hhaah. It was either that, classical, Prince, or AM/FM rajio. We were kinda' making comments, anyway, 'long the lines of "you can't really listen to these songs all the time, you kinda' lose a part of yourself in the process" (my sentiments, actually). But, we both seem to be perennial Love Machine fans.
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Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2004 8:47 am Post subject: Re: The Man meets
The Man wrote:
Hhaah. It was either that, classical, Prince, or AM/FM rajio. We were kinda' making comments, anyway, 'long the lines of "you can't really listen to these songs all the time, you kinda' lose a part of yourself in the process" (my sentiments, actually). But, we both seem to be perennial Love Machine fans.
What a weird coincidence.
When we met up on Wednesday night, we went to the Mo Musu shop in Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center. Elt was going nuts in the store. But I think Ushi might like that too!
And I think I posted this already..... _________________
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Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2004 9:01 am Post subject: Re: The Man meets
ahochaude wrote:
What a weird coincidence.
When we met up on Wednesday night, we went to the Mo Musu shop in Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center. Elt was going nuts in the store. But I think Ushi might like that too!
And I think I posted this already.....
Hahha, the Momusu disc brought along to our meet was intentional -- Elt HAS previously mentioned that he likes their music.
Yeah, Eltinator kept referring to that store. I think I offered a few times that we coulda' stopped there (which'd probably have us eating lunch at Cheesecake Factory, instead. Which I actually wouldn't have minded), but that was OK. I'm really not sure what they sell there. Prrffft, maybe it's just some kinda' Momusu Hawai'i Headquarters and they and/or Tsunku have secret passageways there which venture into some sanctuary/planning area much the way the Justice League or the Avengers have. Anyway.
Really nice guy that Eltinator. Good character. Hey, good to play "puka shell tour guide," eh, ahochaude? When I met him Friday morning . . . I kept driving around, looking, looking 'round the area where I was supposed to meet him and it was, like, oh, there, the guy from the picture at "JDorama.com."
It was raining, like EVIL raining the day before the Eltinator came to town; guess he brought the sunshine back.
There's one somewhere in my room and I can't find it, it's driving me absolutely nuts!
I think it's that time of the year. And the heat's driving 'em out as well, neh?
Have any of those sticky traps? Those will work. Or if you have some of that indoor/outdoor bug spray that lasts for 6-8 weeks, you can spray the corners and cracks, and once they touch the residual chemical and clean themselves, they'll be dead in an hour or two...
Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2004 11:44 am Post subject: Re: The Man meets
ahochaude wrote:
What a weird coincidence.
When we met up on Wednesday night, we went to the Mo Musu shop in Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center. Elt was going nuts in the store. But I think Ushi might like that too!
And I think I posted this already.....
Although I'm not normally a fan of having tons of tooth-rottingly cute, young girls' merchandise scattered around me...
such a place would be well-worth the price of a few fillings.
momusu is my antithesis. That is why I love them. _________________
Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2004 12:50 pm Post subject: Re: The Man meets
Ushiroyubi wrote:
Although I'm not normally a fan of having tons of tooth-rottingly cute, young girls' merchandise scattered around me...
such a place would be well-worth the price of a few fillings.
momusu is my antithesis. That is why I love them.
What about tons of tooth-rottingly cute, young girls scattered around you?
Coincidentally, I was at my local supermarket the other day (Albertson's) and the place got invaded by a dozen or so giggly Japanese girls... The other customers were sorta amazed by them and hyper they were...
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Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2004 1:13 pm Post subject:
oniichan, that reminds me when i went to super kmart around 2pm just to buy an ice cream there were some group of japanese people, and they were taking pictures at the candy sections.. like taking pictures of the candy wrappers and stuff, im all like wtf?! hahah that was funny _________________
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oniichan, that reminds me when i went to super kmart around 2pm just to buy an ice cream there were some group of japanese people, and they were taking pictures at the candy sections, im all like wtf?! hahah that was funny
I think a lot of Japanese people are just amazed by America and the culture...
oniichan, that reminds me when i went to super kmart around 2pm just to buy an ice cream there were some group of japanese people, and they were taking pictures at the candy sections, im all like wtf?! hahah that was funny
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Posted: Wed Aug 11, 2004 1:56 pm Post subject:
bmwracer wrote:
I think it's that time of the year. And the heat's driving 'em out as well, neh?
Have any of those sticky traps? Those will work. Or if you have some of that indoor/outdoor bug spray that lasts for 6-8 weeks, you can spray the corners and cracks, and once they touch the residual chemical and clean themselves, they'll be dead in an hour or two...
As much as they annoy the **** out of me, I don't think I could ever kill the bastards. I'm just too damn nice I guess.
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Right on man! 
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