war of the worlds...
last night, i watched the movie 'war of the worlds'... i was like in the actual scenes... like it was really happening... i got scared... after watching the movie, i was stupid when i thought of digging a hole near or underneath the house... so that when aliens visit earth and exterminate every living creatures, i, with my family, have a safe place to stay... i was paranoid...dawn... around 3:00 am... when the flashes of lightnings with horrifying sounds of thunder woke me up... i felt the earth shaking... everytime i tried to close my eyes, i could see the pictures of people being pulverized by those merciless machines... i got scared... t'was a nightmare... that's why i keep on yawning... i'm dead sleepy...[end]
corny pickup lines...
here are some of the pickup lines you might use when talking to your crush or to your special girl:* there must be something wrong with my eyes, i can't take them off you* do you have a map? i just keep on getting lost in your eyes* if I could rewrite the alphabet, i would put "u" and "i" together* if you were a new hamburger at mcdonald's, you would be mcgorgeous* baby, you must be a broom, cause you just swept me off my feet* girl, you must be tired 'cause you've been running through my mind all day* are you a surgeon? cause you've just took my heart away* can i have your picture so i can show santa what i want for christmas* i must be in heaven cause i've seen an angelplease don't dare to say any of these lines to her:* am i cute, or do you need another drink?* did you fart, cause you blew me away* hey baby, you must be a sweater 'cause you got me feeling warm all over* mind if you stand here until it's safe where i farted* i lost my teddy bear, can i sleep with you?* are you free tonight or is it gonna cost me?* you're ugly but you intrigue me[end]
japanese sound effects... amazing...
achi kochi - here and there
ban ban - plenty
bari bari - the sound of tearing (e.g., paper), also used to describe being very busy.
bara bara - scattered
basa basa - unkempt hair
bashi bashi - the sound of smacking someone on the head
bera bera - chatting, rattling
bichi bichi - flopping, smacking
bishi - the sound of coming to attention, coming together, or getting into the proper order
boin boin - a well-endowed woman
boki boki - cracking a twig or one's knuckles
bo bo - the sound of a fire burning
boko boko - the sound of hitting something (someone) hard.
boro boro - the sound of a large object (like a barrel) rolling; also ragtag, or worn out
bura bura - staggering around
busu busu - the sound of stabbing
butsu butsu - mumbling, whispering
chika chika - flickering light (see pika pika) eyes tired from too much computer or TV
chaku chaku - steadily
choko choko - always moving around, toddling
deko bako - bumpy
doki doki - the sound of a heart beating fast from excitement (at one time Megumi Hayashibara had a radio program called ``Doki Doki Station'')
don don - building up of events, progression of events, little by little
dosun - the sound of something falling with a thud
dosun dosun - the sound of stomping
fusa fusa - a full and attractive head of hair
fuwa fuwa - fluffy, but also cozy, pleasant
gaku gaku - knees shaking in fear
gara gara - almost empty
gari gari - the sound of grinding or scraping
gasa gasa - dry, rough skin the sound of leaves or papers rustling
gata gata - trembling with cold (humans) vibrations
gatsu gatsu - hungrily, voraciously
gaya gaya - crowded
gera gera - loud laughter
gero gero - ``ribbit'' --- the sound a frog makes (in Card Captor Sakura a pun on gero gero is applied to Kero-chan's name)
giri giri - just barely, just in time, ``by the skin of one's teeth''
gito gito - being oily
gocha gocha - the state of disorder common to apartments nagging
gohhon - the sound of someone sneezing
goro goro (boro boro/poro poro) - to laze about, the sound of an upset stomach, the loud rumble of lightning or an avalanchegoshi goshi - the sound of washing clothes vigorously by hand
gucha gucha - soft and wet, an awful mess
guru guru - going around and around in circles
guzu guzu - lazily, slowly
guu guu - the sound of snoring; also the sound of stomach rumbles
gyaa gyaa - the sound of a tantrum
hara hara - heart going pit a-pat, nervousness (see doki doki). The sound made when one is swaying, about to faint.
hou bou - here and there (everywhere)
iki iki - vividly
ira ira - the state of being frustrated
iro iro - this and that, variety, variously.
iyo iyo - more and more (at last)
jime jime - clamminess
jiku jiku - oozing
jiro jiro - to stare
kacha kacha/kata kata - the sound of small things clattering
kan kan - very angry
kara kara - very dry
kari kari - the sound of someone scratching their head in puzzlement
kera kera/keta keta - laughter
kira kira - glitter and sparkle
kokekokko - cock-a-doodle-doo
kowa kowa - From kowai, scared. An expression of being scared.
kusu kusu - giggling
kuyo kuyo - worry about, mope, brood
kyoro kyoro - looking around restlessly
mago mago - confused
masu masu - more or less, increasing
mecha mecha - messed up, illogical, unreasonable
meki meki - the state of making rapid progress
mera mera - the sound/state of a fire blazing up
meso meso - sobbing, sniffling
miin miin - cicada
mishi mishi - the sound of creaking
mogu mogu - the sound of eating (perhaps the source of the name of the character Mogglemoggle in Dokkoidar, or at least the source of one of the ways his superior mis-remembers his name).
mori mori - doing something willlingly
moto moto - originally, by nature, from the start
mou mou - the sound a cow makes
muka muka - a sound someone makes when they are disgusted
niko niko - smiling
nita nita - smirking
niya niya - grinning
nyao - the sound a cat makes
pachi pachi - clapping hands
paku paku - eat in big mouth fulls, take big bites
pan pan - pounding (see pon pon); also, a full stomach
pecha kucha - chattering
peko peko - to be very hungry
pera pera - fluent in a language (pera pera appears in a joke in Azumanga Daioh: a foreigner approaches Nyamo-sensei and Yukari-sensei and tries to talk to them. His speech consists solely of "Pera pera" repeated over and over again).
pero pero - licking (e.g., lollipops). Perhaps the origin of the name of the Miyazawa dog in Kare Kano?
pichi pichi - the state of being young, fresh, vigorous
pii pii pii - whining, puling (also used to describe bird-song)
pika pika - glitter, twinkle (spic and span)
piku piku - twitching
piyo piyo - chirping of small birds
pocha pocha - splash in water
poka poka - the state of being nice and warm
pon pon - the sound of drumming. The Takahata film ``Pon Poko'' is named after the sound that tanuki are said to make by drumming on their rotund stomaches.
poro poro (goro goro/boro boro) - the sound of small objects (pebbles, raindrops) rolling down. In the title of Takahata's film Omohide poro poro it is memories that roll down like raindrops.
potsu potsu - the state of small drops falling sporadically
pun pun - A strong smell. Also an expression of anger, like saying "boo, hiss" (or, I suppose, "This stinks!").
raku raku - easily
riin - the sound/state of someone staring
saga saga - the state of being sarcastic
shiku shiku - the sound one makes when crying
tama tama - unexpectedly
teka teka - greasy hair
ten ten - like dots
ton ton (pon pon) - the sound of someone knocking on the door
tsuru tsuru - slippery, smoth
tsuya tsuya - glossy
uro uro - stumble
wai wai - noisy exhuberance
wan wan - the sound a dog makes
zuki zuki - a painful condition
goodbye...
goodbye! though it's hard...goodbye![end]
dreaming tomorrow's a payday...
17 days more to go...
before going down to our favorite carenderia, i opened my wallet... oh my, t'was empty (of course, my pictures and other cards were there)... i tried to remember how much was left in my citibank card after my last cash withdrawal... then, counted the days left before pay day... damn it... still have to wait for 17 days... how am i going to allot money for these days???
for the past weeks, i've been trying to save... i was able to minimize the following: taxis, favorite food chains, gimmicks... hhmmm... maybe, i still need to recheck on my lifestyle... coz it didn't work... amfness...
haaayyy... i can't get over on the 'thirsty?' after lunch... what will happen if i can't have my 'melon-mango' shake or my 'melon-pineapple' or 'pina colada' shake... this is just one of the many things i can't live without...
ok... back to work...
my favorite things
(to the tune of My Favorite Things)by j. benson & b. doll
card reader managers, output addresses,drum operations and other such messes,job names consisting of character strings --these are a few of my favorite things -- input drum managers, functions external,signals and waits in a quite busy kernel;all of the heartbreaks that debugging brings,these are a few of my favorite things -- chorus:run-time errors,missing modules,sleep i haven't had.i simply remember my favorite thingsand then i still feel real bad! five job descriptors and processes blocking,go see ray hookway with both my knees knocking;red eyes encircled by darkening rings,these are a few of my favorite things-- (chorus)
