yukio_michael said:Is your ending argument on the legitimacy of my response actually related to my post-count?
Your extreme shallowness would be repugnant were it not for the mitigating factors of your youth and accompanying immaturity.Hanneesh said:i take everything back about there being no sexy japanese women. You just have to know where to find them! go to entertainment (on this site) and then gallery at the bottom and there is this jap with ginormous baps! i couldn't believe it!
and loads of others as well.
I agree fully.Mike Cash said:Your extreme shallowness would be repugnant were it not for the mitigating factors of your youth and accompanying immaturity.
I want you to give just a little serious thought to something if you would, please.
Japanese women aren't just distant objects of teenaged masturbatory fantasyland to some of us here. They are our mothers, wives, daughters, nieces, girlfriends, friends, etc.
There are even a few posters here who are Japanese women themselves. Why don't you try asking them what they think about your tone?
I can not imagine the way that you treat the people that you wish to be enemies with... acid in the face, rude phone calls, nuclear strike?Hanneesh said:anyway lets be friends. It's ages ago since i posted this thread. do you speak any languages?
Mike Cash said:Your extreme shallowness would be repugnant were it not for the mitigating factors of your youth and accompanying immaturity.
I want you to give just a little serious thought to something if you would, please.
Japanese women aren't just distant objects of teenaged masturbatory fantasyland to some of us here. They are our mothers, wives, daughters, nieces, girlfriends, friends, etc.
There are even a few posters here who are Japanese women themselves. Why don't you try asking them what they think about your tone?
yukio_michael said:I can not imagine the way that you treat the people that you wish to be enemies with... acid in the face, rude phone calls, nuclear strike?
"too asian" what kind of baloney is that?
blehh
anyway, they (women) all get old, and people (meaning western men) have started to complain that they act quite a bit differently after they are married
so its "back in the r.o.c.k.u.s.a. oh yeah...."
(at least i think that was the chorus)
Lucy Lui is anything but sexy, her eye shape is too Asian.
BUT - She does have nice black hair!
Mikawa Ossan said:I agree fully.
Also "jap" is a VERY offensive word. Please refrain from using it again.
Hanneesh said:oh yeah, you would.
ye, i sensed it but i wrote that post pretty fast. desole! (grave accent on the e) i won't use that term in future, although, isn't gaijin the japanese equivalent?
Lucy Lui, mmmm. I find her eyes attractive. I think it's similar to the situation with that seventies pop band ABBA. They are from Sweden but all the Swedes like the brunette and all the english like the blonde. I think some men like difference in women, maybe it's sort of a mysterious quality. I think it's nature trying to mix the gene pool up a bit, je crois.
Gaijin translates to "foreign person", saying "jap" is something more akin to referring to black people with the "N" word from what I have gathered.Hanneesh said:i won't use that term in future, although, isn't gaijin the japanese equivalent?
Minty said:For some reason many Westerners always mistaken her name to be Lucy Lui, its Lucy Liu. It's ok I bet Asians make spelling mistakes on names unfamiliar to their culture too.
Jim Hodges said:You say there are no sexy japanese women. I suggest you go to Shinkjku station and watch. You will see about 1 million of the sexiest women in the world.
Of course I would. Mike was right.Hanneesh said:oh yeah, you would.
No, not even close. "Jap" is closer to "nigger" than "gaijin".ye, i sensed it but i wrote that post pretty fast. desole! (grave accent on the e) i won't use that term in future, although, isn't gaijin the japanese equivalent?
nice gaijin said:Shinjuku station is in Tokyo, and is one of, if not the busiest commuter spots in the world. There is no shinkjku or shinjukjku station, and and I hope I'm not being too much of a pedant for correcting something so horribly misspelled.
Also, if you are to go by numbers, about 1.2 million men and women go through Shinjuku per day. If you were to go there, you probably would see some sexy women, but far, far less than a million of them.
Hanneesh said:no, no i knew it was misspelt but i didn't know the right way to spell it.
hey, something just occurred to me, can you change the text in somone elses quote? (i havn't done it here)
also, on the topic of padanticity, you said misspelled and i think it should be misspelt. sorry! please don't shout at me.
some other person said it was pedantism. and i kind of guessed that i might be in trouble for the misquote.Glenn said:13,900,000 google hits says "misspelled" is fine. I think that using "t" for past tense is a newer and not yet accepted construction as far as English teachers are concerned.
By the way, it's "pedantic." "Pedanticity" isn't exactly a word, as it isn't listed in the dictionary (but neither is "pedanticness," [3100 google hits, by the way] and we can't just not have a noun version of the word), and it only gets 655 google hits.
Hanneesh said:some other person said it was pedantism. and i kind of guessed that i might be in trouble for the misquote.
Hanneesh said:cash master! you never cease to amaze. have you ever seen recess? it's a cartoon. you are like the snitch randal.