*fatigued*
Oh snap. He went there.
i need chicken soup. someone must wear the mantle and wave the banner.
Oh snap. He went there.~Waves c%&% to Leafette.~
Hey Leafette, how are ya!? :D
I'm alright, working on my descriptive paper (take two). How does the tooth feel?
*digs around for sedge hammer to help break the thread*
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I'm alright, working on my descriptive paper (take two). How does the tooth feel?Oh snap. He went there.~Waves c%&% to Leafette.~
Hey Leafette, how are ya!? :D
It's doing better, it kinda flares up every now and then. I need to get it removed when/if we get the money. I hope your paper is going well. :)
Brian Jacques (1939-2011)
R.I.P.
Oh no! I love Redwall. :(
It's doing better, it kinda flares up every now and then. I need to get it removed when/if we get the money. I hope your paper is going well. :)I'm alright, working on my descriptive paper (take two). How does the tooth feel?Oh snap. He went there.~Waves c%&% to Leafette.~
Hey Leafette, how are ya!? :D
*holds out pliers*I can help you get rid of the problem for free! *grins*
Ugh....paper....is so terrible....I don't think I will be able to top my first one. :(
*fatigued*
...and persistent.
...and naked!
~Walks in and swings his c%%~, smashing it against the walls.~
The hardest substance in the world is an aroused Moorluck!
TAKE COVER! :)
EDIT: The first one seemed .....wrongish.
Mooooo?
*tilts head* Inuyasha?
found an Asian Market in town that has all I need for miso. Expensive parts are the tofu, and miso and those are under $8 each. Mmmmm red bean paste mochi are good. Need to get more Japanese recipies to work on my diet.
The Japanese restaurant makes an awesome cherry mochi.
The Japanese restaurant makes an awesome cherry mochi.
If I ever make it up to MN only a 3-4 hour drive to Minneapolis. I must visit this restaurant.
The Japanese restaurant makes an awesome cherry mochi.If I ever make it up to MN only a 3-4 hour drive to Minneapolis. I must visit this restaurant.
Which Japanese restaurant?
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*tilts head* Inuyasha?
Yeah, Fu kai Mori was the second ending song of Inuyasha.
I bought Inuyasha manga while there, and the show started in September 2000 (I moved to Japan in July 2000), so I would read the comic and study it, then watch the anime to study and practice Japanese.
The vocabulary in much of Inuyasha is surprisingly simple. There are always words I have to look up, but I can get the gist of things pretty well just using the furigana.
hrm...I do need to finish buying the manga. I think the last one I have is 38 or 40 or something.
I also watched Meitantei Conan a lot. I'd catch bits of One Piece, Yu-gi-Oh (shudder) and Beyblade while waiting for my favorite anime to come on, but those were either annoying, uninteresting, or the vocabulary was too difficult too often for me to follow along well.
I've always loved Fu kai Mori, though. It's a fun song. :)
The Japanese restaurant makes an awesome cherry mochi.If I ever make it up to MN only a 3-4 hour drive to Minneapolis. I must visit this restaurant.
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I think that, since AZ started this thread, we should end it on a zombie theme.
That said, I give you Zombie Smurf
I really love the Japanese name Hikaru. Do you think I can convince the bf to agree with me? :DI named my cat Hikari. She is disgustingly cute and spoiled.
KAWAII!!!!!!
Another bunch of houses in PA exploded because of a natural gas leak. I'm so glad we called our gas company when we smelled it. The lawn is all torn up, but the house is standing.
I'd much rather have a torn up lawn and an in-tact house than the other way around.
s!%#suren s!%#e mo kataashi
HA! Board can't understand superior japanese language! HAHAHAHAHAHA!
Has Urizen broken the thread yet?I think his mind is now broken...does that count?
Another problem with learning my Japanese from anime? I tend to watch guy's anime more than girls', and ended up with a very..er..masculine turn of phrase in Japanese.
Takara-kun, one of the five year olds in my chiko eikaiwa class, just came right out and said, "Otoko mitai!" (You're like a man!)
;_;
Thanks, Takara-kun.
Jayne (the one in sunglasses) was much better at Japanese than I was - she desperately wanted to be a voice actress - and one time she was sitting in a bar, and some salarymen came in and saw her. Thinking a blonde gaijin wouldn't understand, they began talking about her rudely, and said things like that she was fat, etc. She turned around and deepened her voice and yelled out "Nandatouuuuuuuuu?!?!" (very masculine and...hrm...violent? Assertive?) The salarymen literally ran out of the bar.
It was awesome. Ah.
::wipes tear from eye::
I wonder what would have happened if she said it in a very super feminine and girlish voice?
Sakura'sThe Japanese restaurant makes an awesome cherry mochi.If I ever make it up to MN only a 3-4 hour drive to Minneapolis. I must visit this restaurant.
oh ummmmm Sakura...
And yeah- that's right folks. I READ all 1,034 posts I missed. I read of broners and Ogres and Mothmen. I'm HARDCORE!!!
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YOu know what I really miss? Home cooked saba. I think it's cooked with miso. I can't find it in Japanese restaurants here, it's too much like home cooking. Like you'd never find an American restaurant overseas serving green bean casserole. But I would love a fillet of saba cooked in miso, with a bowl of steamed rice.
:(
*tilts head* Inuyasha?Yeah, Fu kai Mori was the second ending song of Inuyasha.
I bought Inuyasha manga while there, and the show started in September 2000 (I moved to Japan in July 2000), so I would read the comic and study it, then watch the anime to study and practice Japanese.
The vocabulary in much of Inuyasha is surprisingly simple. There are always words I have to look up, but I can get the gist of things pretty well just using the furigana.
hrm...I do need to finish buying the manga. I think the last one I have is 38 or 40 or something.
I also watched Meitantei Conan a lot. I'd catch bits of One Piece, Yu-gi-Oh (shudder) and Beyblade while waiting for my favorite anime to come on, but those were either annoying, uninteresting, or the vocabulary was too difficult too often for me to follow along well.
I've always loved Fu kai Mori, though. It's a fun song. :)
Yea my exposure to Japanese music has pretty much been through anime and games. I love love Utada Hikaru's music form Kingdom Hearts so I started listening to her other stuff and I own a couple of CDs form her I found at Borders one day.
oh ummmmm Sakura...Sakura'sThe Japanese restaurant makes an awesome cherry mochi.If I ever make it up to MN only a 3-4 hour drive to Minneapolis. I must visit this restaurant.
Did you have a bad experience there? q.q
Yea my exposure to Japanese music has pretty much been through anime and games. I love love Utada Hikaru's music form Kingdom Hearts so I started listening to her other stuff and I own a couple of CDs form her I found at Borders one day.*tilts head* Inuyasha?Yeah, Fu kai Mori was the second ending song of Inuyasha.
I bought Inuyasha manga while there, and the show started in September 2000 (I moved to Japan in July 2000), so I would read the comic and study it, then watch the anime to study and practice Japanese.
The vocabulary in much of Inuyasha is surprisingly simple. There are always words I have to look up, but I can get the gist of things pretty well just using the furigana.
hrm...I do need to finish buying the manga. I think the last one I have is 38 or 40 or something.
I also watched Meitantei Conan a lot. I'd catch bits of One Piece, Yu-gi-Oh (shudder) and Beyblade while waiting for my favorite anime to come on, but those were either annoying, uninteresting, or the vocabulary was too difficult too often for me to follow along well.
I've always loved Fu kai Mori, though. It's a fun song. :)
I've got tons and tons of (enter year here) Best Collection CDs at home.
I think that, since AZ started this thread, we should end it on a zombie theme.
That said, I give you Zombie Smurf
Dohp! It's on facebook.....
EDIT: WORST ToP EVER!
smurfs, facebook......arrrg!
Quick! Freehold! I need some haterade stat!!!