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 Posted: Tue Dec 05, 2006 11:52 pm
Edit by Saieko (Taguchi Junnosuke):
Skype decided to start hating me and so I figured that this would be a good place to use as a chat place since Cy technically started this one in the guild. So this is a place just in case (rhymes, hehe) when messengers are evil.
Hello, friends.
I have not been online for the past few days. And I blame this on one thing: the internet.
I have no willpower against the allure of an orange flashing window, blinking away at the nethermost fathoms of my monitor. I am rendered powerless against bookmarked pages of fanfic libraries and daily communities recently updated with fresh batches of jcrack. My motor skills are obsolete against the hands that move on their own will, skittering and clacking at the keyboard as they are doing now.
The internet is a bad place to be.
It eats my soul. Wait, I sold my soul to Johnny Kitagawa when I laid virgin eyes on my first JAPANESE POPPU IDORU.
And I suffer sleep deprivation from it.
I will be strong. I must resist.
...yet here I am, spending a good ten minutes of my time typing this.
Have you guys ever tried cutting back on internet, only to find that it is impossible?
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Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 5:49 pm
Cyriistar Hello, friends.
I have not been online for the past few days. And I blame this on one thing: the internet.
I have no willpower against the allure of an orange flashing window, blinking away at the nethermost fathoms of my monitor. I am rendered powerless against bookmarked pages of fanfic libraries and daily communities recently updated with fresh batches of jcrack. My motor skills are obsolete against the hands that move on their own will, skittering and clacking at the keyboard as they are doing now.
The internet is a bad place to be.
It eats my soul. Wait, I sold my soul to Johnny Kitagawa when I laid virgin eyes on my first JAPANESE POPPU IDORU.
And I suffer sleep deprivation from it.
You just took the words right from my brain.... you are a lucky one Cy-chan... may I try to follow your example. As for now.... *turns around and does English project while computer is on* I WILL TRY!!!!! gonk I WILL!!!!
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Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 7:54 pm
Cyriistar Hello, friends.
I have not been online for the past few days. And I blame this on one thing: the internet.
I have no willpower against the allure of an orange flashing window, blinking away at the nethermost fathoms of my monitor. I am rendered powerless against bookmarked pages of fanfic libraries and daily communities recently updated with fresh batches of jcrack. My motor skills are obsolete against the hands that move on their own will, skittering and clacking at the keyboard as they are doing now.
The internet is a bad place to be.
It eats my soul. Wait, I sold my soul to Johnny Kitagawa when I laid virgin eyes on my first JAPANESE POPPU IDORU.
And I suffer sleep deprivation from it.
I will be strong. I must resist.
...yet here I am, spending a good ten minutes of my time typing this.
Have you guys ever tried cutting back on internet, only to find that it is impossible?
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Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2006 1:09 pm
Oh heck yes. gonk
Why do you guys think I'm ALWAYS on? I do in fact, have a life. I'm just always online and show my status as away and busy because I like the laptop to be ON. I know that is a bad thing and I abuse my poor lappy. *pets it* Such a trooper! heart heart But yes, I can't resist the internet. The reason why I rush to get my work done AT school or right when I get home. I want most of my afternoon and evening time to be for the internet to spend with my friends and JE! =DDD But yes, I am an internet whore and proud. <3 ^.^
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Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2006 5:03 pm
I should make a banner. INTARNET HOARS! That's us. x3
My problem is that homework takes way too long, so I do both at the same time...and then...it all ends up badly.
I think I'll be on MSN on Sunday, since tomorrow is my sister's birthday, and then Saturday I'm going to my friend's Wii Party (astro-jump, karaoke, WarioWare, and lumpia included).
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Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2006 7:28 pm
LUMPIA?!?! Viets have that too?!?! Awesomeness! Well of course you have it, they're pretty much eggrolls but that's awesome that you call them that too. I need to bother my Viet friends about that I think...
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Posted: Thu Dec 07, 2006 9:17 pm
Actually, I say eggrolls, but my friend is Philippino and his mom makes them different than how I normally have eggrolls, so I call it lumpia when I go to his house. :3
The gang likes having house parties at his house, and by house party I mean his family is already having some sort of party so Jomar just invites all of us over, and then we play videogames in his room, take turns on the astrojump in the backyard they rent (his little sisters' friends hog it for the longest time), and we always finish up with karaoke (which sometimes includes us singing songs we've never heard of in Mandarin, or splitting into teams to see who can get higher cummulative scores). 'tis all good fun.
*goes back to chemistry homework*
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Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:53 am
I've tried ten thousand million times to get away from the internet. I can get it, but I end up giving up after a while. :3 It doesn't really matter anymore, since my homework is on sites and stuff so. I HAVE to be on the internet. XD;;
Andd...eggrolls...is that cha gio? XD; *Never calls them eggrolls* It's either...Imperial rolls, rouleau impérial, or cha gio. XD
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Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 4:06 pm
Okay, I call them eggrolls to my friends. At home, I call them...cha gio? Is that how it's spelled? I only know it's pronounced "cha yaw" with crisp endings to those vowels.
Now I really want some. *goes to raid kitchen for food*
Perhaps I'll be on tomorrow morning, depending on when I wake up. I am on 2 and a half hours of sleep right now. Gah. So I'll probably sleep in until 11 tomorrow.
The bad thing about cutting back on internet is that I still use the computer...and draw instead. 'tis horrible, because art takes a lot more concentration and focus. And it's equally, if not more, distracting. DD:
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Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 6:18 pm
Cyriistar Actually, I say eggrolls, but my friend is Philippino and his mom makes them different than how I normally have eggrolls, so I call it lumpia when I go to his house. :3
The gang likes having house parties at his house, and by house party I mean his family is already having some sort of party so Jomar just invites all of us over, and then we play videogames in his room, take turns on the astrojump in the backyard they rent (his little sisters' friends hog it for the longest time), and we always finish up with karaoke (which sometimes includes us singing songs we've never heard of in Mandarin, or splitting into teams to see who can get higher cummulative scores). 'tis all good fun.
*goes back to chemistry homework* Wow. That pretty much describes a typical Filipino party at my house. Well, minus the astrojump which would be awesome if we could get one. Instead we play football (this is the South, football is EVERYTHING here) or, in the case of New Year tradition, we make a bonfire (usually containing our unwanted school notes, homework, and other paper junk). Well OF COURSE there has to be kareoke. There cannot be a true Filipino party without the Magic Sing mic. And usually because of the kareoke, the party doesn't end until midnight or later. Yup, that's how it is to be asian. XD
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Posted: Sat Dec 09, 2006 2:35 pm
OMG MAGIC SING MIC TOTALLY.
My dad bought one, and I assumed then that it must be a Filipino thing.
I wanted to buy my friend a Japanese song chip for his, but I couldn't figure out where to get one, and it was really expensive from what I did see.
Karaoke at my house is normally just the adults singing to Viet songs or oldies while emo Asian women amble down the beach with their hair whipping in the wind. And they stay at it until like 1 in the morning. My family stopped doing Paris By Night at my house. Haha.
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Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 12:54 am
I miss you guys.
School's a b***h, I'll try to get online sometime this week.
...but probably not Friday, which is Winter Ball. :3
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Kazuya Kamenashi Vice Captain
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Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 2:20 pm
Awww, Cy. We need you back online. Hopefully during Christmas you won't be as busy. School is hard right before break because of all the last minutes correctives, tests, essays, etc. Drives me insane. So today I stayed home sick...I was feely crappy all weekend, even ask Pixi and everyone, and I didn't wake up until noon. >.>;;; When my mom came home for lunch at 12:15, I was still in bed but I was awake...didn't get online until she left. Abut 1pm or so. Anyway, school is a b***h =D
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Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 9:42 pm
I need my fellow Junno fan back! *huggles* (HAH. I'm posting as Junno... yeah.. XD) Good luck with everything you are working hard at! heart
As for me, please help me pray that I will get into the college that I want. I've been worrying about it so much that I think I'm giving myself these weird rashes on my hands from the stress.... I can't wait until the waiting is over with! gonk
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Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:46 pm
Grawr, I think I wrote a pretty spectacular narrative essay, if I say so myself. It mentioned watching youtube clips of Yamapi. 8D
And I got my PSAT thing back, yey. 97 percentile, scooore. My math score dropped from last time, though. Now, if only I could do as well on the actual SATs. FAIL. Still unhappy about not breaking 2000. :C
College/school stuff is always depressing, huh. When do acceptance letters get sent out?
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