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tsukikageFirst, two disclaimers:
1) I found this while searching for the character string 絶対彼氏 in the Amazon FF search engine.
2) This link is NSFW.
Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow. Seriously, ow! Please tell me those are fake and can be removed after filming is done. (Of course, the idea that that would turn anyone on is boggling.)
From the Wiki entry on Yotsuba&!:
Despite its popularity and the success of Azumanga Daioh, no plans have been announced for an anime adaptation of Yotsuba&!. In an entry posted on his website on 2005-05-15, Azuma said there were no plans for it to be animated.
......*whimpers*
Oooh, Ichigo said he'll buy stuff for premium AP subscribers. Which is good incentive for me to re-subscribe with my next paycheck. ^_^ (It's only $5/mo.)
To those with experience cooking or eating Japanese food... Do you know of any good eco-friendly options for storing onigiri? I've been wrapping them in plastic wrap, which kind of makes me wince.
Things I need to learn to stop listening to just because iTunes downloads them by default:
- Anime Round Table and Review episodes for series/movies I haven't seen
- Manga Pulse episodes
- JapanesePod101 Newbie/Beginner Lessons (although I guess review is never bad)
From a(n intentionally) horrible Hikaru no Go fanfic I just read: "There, at the foot of his bed, was a familiar figure in a voluminous white kimono and phallic hat."
My comment: Wow, you really addressed the pink elephant, didn't you?
Informal poll:
You're at a restaurant and you find a hair in your food which has perhaps reached your mouth. What do you do? What about at a friend's where you're not paying for the food, or in your own home? And what's your reasoning?
As for me, in all three situations I figure I'd just pull out the hair out of my mouth/food and keep eating. I mean, hair isn't exactly harmful, and it's easy enough to deal with. Which isn't say food people shouldn't have restrained hair and/or hairnets.
1) I found this while searching for the character string 絶対彼氏 in the Amazon FF search engine.
2) This link is NSFW.
Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow. Seriously, ow! Please tell me those are fake and can be removed after filming is done. (Of course, the idea that that would turn anyone on is boggling.)
From the Wiki entry on Yotsuba&!:
Despite its popularity and the success of Azumanga Daioh, no plans have been announced for an anime adaptation of Yotsuba&!. In an entry posted on his website on 2005-05-15, Azuma said there were no plans for it to be animated.
......*whimpers*
Oooh, Ichigo said he'll buy stuff for premium AP subscribers. Which is good incentive for me to re-subscribe with my next paycheck. ^_^ (It's only $5/mo.)
To those with experience cooking or eating Japanese food... Do you know of any good eco-friendly options for storing onigiri? I've been wrapping them in plastic wrap, which kind of makes me wince.
Things I need to learn to stop listening to just because iTunes downloads them by default:
- Anime Round Table and Review episodes for series/movies I haven't seen
- Manga Pulse episodes
- JapanesePod101 Newbie/Beginner Lessons (although I guess review is never bad)
From a(n intentionally) horrible Hikaru no Go fanfic I just read: "There, at the foot of his bed, was a familiar figure in a voluminous white kimono and phallic hat."
My comment: Wow, you really addressed the pink elephant, didn't you?
Informal poll:
You're at a restaurant and you find a hair in your food which has perhaps reached your mouth. What do you do? What about at a friend's where you're not paying for the food, or in your own home? And what's your reasoning?
As for me, in all three situations I figure I'd just pull out the hair out of my mouth/food and keep eating. I mean, hair isn't exactly harmful, and it's easy enough to deal with. Which isn't say food people shouldn't have restrained hair and/or hairnets.
