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Thursday, November 30, 2006
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
Hello, lu biscuits
Hello, lu biscuits...
I am impressed with your profile. I am eager to read your blog. Will you be my friend?
Sincerely,
Mercedo
In The Past
Yes, she was my first love. She was one year senior to me and she taught me many things.
Filipina
why you life filipina ? did you have already gf filipina before? Yes. My first love was Filipina. I fell in love with a woman for the firs time at age 30. She was from Philipine.
Hi, berna
Hi, berna...Unfortunately I am not very happy. Since she lives far from my home, I can only see her once ina weekend or in ten days. I want a girlfriend who can see me everyday and, besides I like Filipina more...My current girlfriend is Japanese.
Hello, Megumi
Hello, Megumi...
Please reveal your identity a little so that I can know you more. I live in Fukuoka.
Hello, Asumi
Hello, Asumi...I don't know you many, but I live in City of Fukuoka. We are not likely to see, but I'm glad you are here.
Cheers,
Mercedo
Andy Fucking Pandy
Three Butchers and a Chimney
29 Nov 2006 5:45 hello mercedo, if that is your real name, you are my favorite too, much love, Andy Fucking Pandy
29 Nov 2006 5:45 hello mercedo, if that is your real name, you are my favorite too, much love, Andy Fucking Pandy
Of Course
Hey, rely to your latest inquiry...
MONSIEUR PAPIER!! He is apparently a good looking guy. I think he will get a lot of popularity from young girls. And thanks for a large post. I had wanted a large picture.
After-Effect
Some old people are still suffering from the after-effect of atomic bomb in 1945. Japan won't start thinking about holding the nuclear weapons till the last patient die away.
Dialectic
Dialectic
2006.11.29 3:12
A number of people whose ethnic backgroud is North Korea live in Japan proper. An old woman in her 70s was investigated, she tried to take a number of protein ampoules out to North Korea by ship. The name of drug is Moriamin. According to police announcement, this drug is used to cure nuclear exposure.
2006.11.29 3:12
A number of people whose ethnic backgroud is North Korea live in Japan proper. An old woman in her 70s was investigated, she tried to take a number of protein ampoules out to North Korea by ship. The name of drug is Moriamin. According to police announcement, this drug is used to cure nuclear exposure.
Three Party Talk
Three Party Talk
2006.11.29 2:42
North Korea succeeded in nuclear experiment, it joined a nuclear club. The representatives of six countries gathered in Beijing, but North Korea has been insisting it doesn't want Japan to participate in six party talk. As a matter of fact, US, China, and North Korea met prior to six party talk. Now it's uncertain whether six party talk will be held. I can see the power of nuclear weapon clearly. For them Japan doesn't have to take part in talk. For them those who hold the third fire-nuclear weapon are only eligible to represent their people.
2006.11.29 2:42
North Korea succeeded in nuclear experiment, it joined a nuclear club. The representatives of six countries gathered in Beijing, but North Korea has been insisting it doesn't want Japan to participate in six party talk. As a matter of fact, US, China, and North Korea met prior to six party talk. Now it's uncertain whether six party talk will be held. I can see the power of nuclear weapon clearly. For them Japan doesn't have to take part in talk. For them those who hold the third fire-nuclear weapon are only eligible to represent their people.
Public Property
Re:Nature will fight back(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.11.29 1:51 (#17018466) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.27 21:44)
These fifteen houses were built so close to the beach line. Probably the price of land was very cheap, so their houses are relatively gorgeous, some have three storeys. I was unable to go out during one of the severest typhoon seasons last year, the coast line was just ten metres away from their home. They must have felt scary. They ought to consider migrating to higher land in this calm season. Their presense has been keeping visitors away from the public property -beach, that can't last long.
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by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.11.29 1:51 (#17018466) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.27 21:44)
These fifteen houses were built so close to the beach line. Probably the price of land was very cheap, so their houses are relatively gorgeous, some have three storeys. I was unable to go out during one of the severest typhoon seasons last year, the coast line was just ten metres away from their home. They must have felt scary. They ought to consider migrating to higher land in this calm season. Their presense has been keeping visitors away from the public property -beach, that can't last long.
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Public Property
Re:Nature will fight back(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.11.29 1:51 (#17018466) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.27 21:44)
These fifteen houses were built so close to the beach line. Probably the price of land was very cheap, so their houses are relatively gorgeous, some have three storeys. I was unable to go out during one of the severest typhoon seasons last year, the coast line was just ten metres away from their home. They must have felt scary. They ought to consider migrating to higher land in this calm season. Their presense has been keeping visitors away from the public property -beach, that can't last long.
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by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.11.29 1:51 (#17018466) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.27 21:44)
These fifteen houses were built so close to the beach line. Probably the price of land was very cheap, so their houses are relatively gorgeous, some have three storeys. I was unable to go out during one of the severest typhoon seasons last year, the coast line was just ten metres away from their home. They must have felt scary. They ought to consider migrating to higher land in this calm season. Their presense has been keeping visitors away from the public property -beach, that can't last long.
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Oil &Ethanol
Re:You'd think somebody would notice(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.11.29 1:16 (#17017714) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.27 21:44)
They are still throwing away. I will let them know there's a good way to make use of their extra product.
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by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.11.29 1:16 (#17017714) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.27 21:44)
They are still throwing away. I will let them know there's a good way to make use of their extra product.
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Cliche
This greeting was newly invented by probably government or some public authority twenty years ago around mid 1980s. Till then there was no proper or steady word in finishing their work in an office. I remember Japanese people abruptly started using this salutation. Till then 'Good-by, So long, Excuse me' were the word. Now many people use this phrase just too many times, so I really get tired of it.
I can tell something more interesting. In Japanese language there's no word for 'yes' or 'no'. In Japanese there's only 'agree' and 'disagree', they esponce either agree-I agree with what you said, or 'disagree- I disagree on what you said.'
If I were asked, ' Don't you like this song? I must reply if I don't like the song that 'Agree, I don't like the song. Then if I like the song, I must reply 'Disagree, I like the song. Make sense? Only in negative questions, I must aware the difference.
Besides Japanese people didn't have the word -agree(Hai), they adopted this word from Cantonese Chinese in 1930s. Japanese government? might have learned that cliche from other languages, possibly from Persian.
Cliche
This greeting was newly invented by probably government or some public authority twenty years ago around mid 1980s. Till then there was no proper or steady word in finishing their work in an office. I remember Japanese people abruptly started using this salutation. Till then 'Good-by, So long, Excuse me' were the word. Now many people use this phrase just too many times, so I really get tired of it.
I can tell something more interesting. In Japanese language there's no word for 'yes' or 'no'. In Japanese there's only 'agree' and 'disagree', they esponce either agree-I agree with what you said, or 'disagree- I disagree on what you said.'
If I were asked, ' Don't you like this song? I must reply if I don't like the song that 'Agree, I don't like the song. Then if I like the song, I must reply 'Disagree, I like the song. Make sense? Only in negative questions, I must aware the difference.
Besides Japanese people didn't have the word -agree(Hai), they adopted this word from Cantonese Chinese in 1930s. Japanese government? might have learned that cliche from other languages, possibly from Persian.
I can tell something more interesting. In Japanese language there's no word for 'yes' or 'no'. In Japanese there's only 'agree' and 'disagree', they esponce either agree-I agree with what you said, or 'disagree- I disagree on what you said.'
If I were asked, ' Don't you like this song? I must reply if I don't like the song that 'Agree, I don't like the song. Then if I like the song, I must reply 'Disagree, I like the song. Make sense? Only in negative questions, I must aware the difference.
Besides Japanese people didn't have the word -agree(Hai), they adopted this word from Cantonese Chinese in 1930s. Japanese government? might have learned that cliche from other languages, possibly from Persian.
Tuesday, November 28, 2006
Destiny
Re:Not meaning to be rude,(Score:?)
by mercedo (822671) on 2006.11.28 23:11 (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.27 21:44)
This is a very useful suggestion. I usually write one article for one theme. If I need to write something different, I finished it and start writing another. Writers cannot always write a good article at one time. Usually through the lengthy writing practice, they can write something useful. Integration is the point, but sometimes I cannot form it in my mind, but still I write, because it's my destiny.. Hahaha...a lot of excuses. You are tired, aren't you?
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by mercedo (822671) on 2006.11.28 23:11 (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.27 21:44)
This is a very useful suggestion. I usually write one article for one theme. If I need to write something different, I finished it and start writing another. Writers cannot always write a good article at one time. Usually through the lengthy writing practice, they can write something useful. Integration is the point, but sometimes I cannot form it in my mind, but still I write, because it's my destiny.. Hahaha...a lot of excuses. You are tired, aren't you?
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Hello, Again
mercedo
28 Nov 2006 22:07 Hello again...
What a wonderful song 'Spencer Is Gay' is! Very unique and impressive.
28 Nov 2006 22:07 Hello again...
What a wonderful song 'Spencer Is Gay' is! Very unique and impressive.
Hello, Three Butchers and a Chimney
Hello, Three Butchers and a Chimney...
All three of you are very impressive, but most of all I like Andy Fucking Pandy!! Of course I love Chicken McFlurry, too.
Anyway all three are very unique. I like that!
Where's Chimney?
Hello, X_PACT
Nov 28 2006 8:49P Hello, X_PACT...
Nice to meet you. I feel very honour you found me and I'm glad you sent me an invitation. I keep on watching you.
Cheers,
Mercedo
Nice to meet you. I feel very honour you found me and I'm glad you sent me an invitation. I keep on watching you.
Cheers,
Mercedo
Region
Region
In Browse section the specification of 'region' is what I really wanted. I can make friends with people who live near my town. Very good. Be my friends, many Fukuokan!
In Browse section the specification of 'region' is what I really wanted. I can make friends with people who live near my town. Very good. Be my friends, many Fukuokan!
Help
If you allow me to be a friend of yours, please send me your email or last name so that I can befriend you.
Monday, November 27, 2006
Bluefin Tuna
In my childhood I used to eat meat of whale many times. Fish four times in a week, one time whale, chicken, pork in the rest of the week. Whale was very cheap. We normally didn't eat beef. So I felt very perplexed when whale disappeared in our cuisine.
This time the chance of enjoying bluefin tuna will be reduced from our dinner. Bluefin tuna has been a part of luxury cooking, normally I don't have it.
Bell Pepper
In sourthern Japan bell pepper was too much produced, which is affected by unusually warm autumn, so farmers had to throw them away. We call this production coordination.
Pacific Saury
Tide -Strange Movement
Who Owns The Beach?
Who Owns The Beach?
2006.11.27 18:42
Beach is said to be no one's property. No one can claim property right over the beach. Therefore like a park made in nature, anyone can play there at leisure. Three years ago adjacent to the beach, the newly built houses started appearing. One by one now there are about 15 houses being built in the area. Two years ago fireworks and berbecue were prohibited there, because residents there feel annoyed by these acts. In a park adjacent to residential area and red light district, too, young people were restricted to gather there many years ago. If such plays or activities were prohibited in a area like this, where should they hold such events? Public property like a beach, park is disappearing. Altough this is a story in a country whose land is narrow.
2006.11.27 18:42
Beach is said to be no one's property. No one can claim property right over the beach. Therefore like a park made in nature, anyone can play there at leisure. Three years ago adjacent to the beach, the newly built houses started appearing. One by one now there are about 15 houses being built in the area. Two years ago fireworks and berbecue were prohibited there, because residents there feel annoyed by these acts. In a park adjacent to residential area and red light district, too, young people were restricted to gather there many years ago. If such plays or activities were prohibited in a area like this, where should they hold such events? Public property like a beach, park is disappearing. Altough this is a story in a country whose land is narrow.
Amazing Excuse
Fiction Ought To Describe Ideal
Fiction Ought To Describe Ideal
2006.11.27 18:08
Very late last night I watched the movie. It was a rather strange movie though it didn't matter. What matter was its lack of morality. Movies are fictitious world. If good prospers and evil extincts, I feel happy and also I want to be as virtuous as I can. But if evil survived and good were annihilated, I wouldn't be eager to be a good person. Of course in reality, good does not always prevail, evil might survive, reality is as such, based on such severity, which is reality. But in fiction I want good to survive and evil to be terminated. That's what fiction means. I am not impressed if just a reality is described in movies. I lost precious time.
2006.11.27 18:08
Very late last night I watched the movie. It was a rather strange movie though it didn't matter. What matter was its lack of morality. Movies are fictitious world. If good prospers and evil extincts, I feel happy and also I want to be as virtuous as I can. But if evil survived and good were annihilated, I wouldn't be eager to be a good person. Of course in reality, good does not always prevail, evil might survive, reality is as such, based on such severity, which is reality. But in fiction I want good to survive and evil to be terminated. That's what fiction means. I am not impressed if just a reality is described in movies. I lost precious time.
New Ancient Regime
New Ancient Regime
2006.11.27 17:40
In Japan already one-third of workforce is occupied by non-regular workers - part-time, full-time contract, usually half a year, one year respectively. In the case of 18 to 24 year old young people, one-half of all workforce is non-regular workers. Non-regular workers don't have a bonus, usually twice in a year. Recently the introduction of white collar exemption has been argued, this is the system white collar workers have to work till they finish their job in wage of eight hours in a day, forty hours in a week. Their extra working hours will be ignored. New ancient regime has been emerging in Japan's society.
2006.11.27 17:40
In Japan already one-third of workforce is occupied by non-regular workers - part-time, full-time contract, usually half a year, one year respectively. In the case of 18 to 24 year old young people, one-half of all workforce is non-regular workers. Non-regular workers don't have a bonus, usually twice in a year. Recently the introduction of white collar exemption has been argued, this is the system white collar workers have to work till they finish their job in wage of eight hours in a day, forty hours in a week. Their extra working hours will be ignored. New ancient regime has been emerging in Japan's society.
Super Capitalism
Super Capitalism
2006.06.28 2:32
I went to a supermaket. I listened to the advertisement song for a credt card, its singer was a kid of probably 10 to 12 year old boy, and chanting that it's like a magic since you can get points atomatically when you use the credit card.
Use of kid in advertisement, introduction of point system in use of credit card, the use of 'Like a magic' in use of advertisement. All are considered as very effective to promote sales.
Points have been used as a form of money within a company that issues, so we can see many advertisements that raise the benefit of receiving lots of 'points' in a credit card.
2006.06.28 2:32
I went to a supermaket. I listened to the advertisement song for a credt card, its singer was a kid of probably 10 to 12 year old boy, and chanting that it's like a magic since you can get points atomatically when you use the credit card.
Use of kid in advertisement, introduction of point system in use of credit card, the use of 'Like a magic' in use of advertisement. All are considered as very effective to promote sales.
Points have been used as a form of money within a company that issues, so we can see many advertisements that raise the benefit of receiving lots of 'points' in a credit card.
Biological Clock
Rains A Lot
2006.06.26 1:37
It's been a rainy season and we had been lots of rain, rain, rain. Eventually it's rainy season. It's so natural to have rain. I didn't have to worry about the terminology.
2006.06.26 1:37
It's been a rainy season and we had been lots of rain, rain, rain. Eventually it's rainy season. It's so natural to have rain. I didn't have to worry about the terminology.
Thanks
2006.06.26 1:40
I feel special thanks to her dedication to me. Unless her doing good to me, I am unable to come up with any meaningful fruits, just thanks.
Biological Clock
2006.06.26 1:46
Last night we started sleeping at 3 a.m.just and we woke up at 8 a.m. just. I wonder how our biological clock works.
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mayfiles(Score:2)
by weierstrass (669421) on 2006.06.26 10:31 (#15602922) (http://retropolitan.blogspot.com/ Last Journal: 2006.11.08 0:30)
some scientists were doing experiments on insects' body clocks. in my memory i remember them being mayfiles but this is surely not possible since mayflies only live for 1 day and so don't need body clocks. anyway some insect with a similar name, possibly the gadfly.they discovered that by changing the brightness/darkness of the insects environment at different times, they could alter the running of the body clock, often in strange ways. when insects go back to normal day/night patterns, the click will eventually return to normal, but this could take quite some time. they continued to do this, in order to find out from the outside how this clock works and is organised, how it responds to light changes.they found out that a short burst of intense light in the middle of the 'night' (in relation to the body clock) causes the click to mess up. the insects start to wake and sleep at unpredictable times, and don't readjust or begin again to respond to light/dark to return to normal.. from then on they simply operate with no order, as if no clock were present.since hearing about this i live in fear that i will accidentally find and trigger this reset button in my own body clock. alternatively, sometimes i fear that i already have.
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Re:mayfiles(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.28 5:38 (#15615746) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
We live according to many time tables in our life. We maried during certain periods, in the case of women, the time table is so limited, they give birth in certain periods, too. Women's mense is also held according to some time-schedule, they all are related to the movement of moon or other astrological facts. Sun, moon is the cause of the basis of our biological clock naturally.
She said she usually goes to bed at 22 to 23 and wakes up at 6:30. Although we started sleeing at 3, she woke up as her ordinary life pattern goes. She must have wanted to wake up. I noticed she was moving incessantly before 8, just she started to get up at 8 lest she should interrupt me keep on sleeping before 8. Then soon after the time past 8, she woke up. That must be the whereabouts of our 'biological clock.'
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Mosquitoes
2006.06.28 1:43
Abruptly I felt like taking a nap around 22 o'clock and I slept without doing anything what I supposed to do usually before I sleep. 40 minutes past midnight I woke up by hearing a sound of wings of mosquitoes.
In the first place my house is located far away from wetty land-near river or ponds, or even located at slightly higher hill so we had been always free from attacks of them till two years ago. Only recent two years we started hearing the arrival of them but it was one or two very special limited occasions. Besides I am immune to the bites of them, I mean even if I were bit by some of them, my skin is free from itchness, though the part got a slight inflamation, they will soon disappear. In short I am free from the threat of them, but only the tiny sound of their wing was out of my considerations.
Sleeping Hours On 25th Of June
2006.06.28 1:59
I met her on the 24th of June for the first time in two weeks so it was what I was yearning. Till I met her I had almost no physical touch except for very special cases. So it was what I was yearning exactly. On the 25th of June, next night I started sleeping 2 o'clock in the morning and got up at 4:30. Through satisfying my strong sensual desire, my body and soul was under strong shock I guess.
I went to office without taking any more sleep, it is needless to say I was very sleepy during my working hours.
A Hundred Steps
A Hundred Steps
2006.06.26 1:25
In my primary school days in Kokura we had a place called a Hundred Steps. On the way to cistern at the top of very small mountain. One day I counted how many steps the staircase has. It was 231.
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by eglamkowski (631706) <.eglamkowski. .at. .angelfire.com.> on 2006.06.26 3:12 (#15601286) (http://www.angelfire.com/nj/eglamkowski Last Journal: 2006.11.26 9:22)
A staircase is a collection of steps. Perhaps you mean the staircase had 231 steps?
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Re:steps(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.26 6:58 (#15602107) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
Oh, what the size of the small mountain is for it has 231 staircases! I learned one step.
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In my primary school days in Kokura we had a place called a Hundred Steps. On the way to cistern at the top of very small mountain. One day I counted how many steps the staircase has. It was 231.
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by eglamkowski (631706) <.eglamkowski. .at. .angelfire.com.> on 2006.06.26 3:12 (#15601286) (http://www.angelfire.com/nj/eglamkowski Last Journal: 2006.11.26 9:22)
A staircase is a collection of steps. Perhaps you mean the staircase had 231 steps?
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Re:steps(Score:1)
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Oh, what the size of the small mountain is for it has 231 staircases! I learned one step.
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Mistake
Mistake
2006.06.25 23:25
I am a connoisseur of wine, especially red one. My birthday is near and my love told me she planned to give me a present and she asked me what I would like. I said I like wine, a red one. She said she doesn't know many about wine so I proposed to her to visit a wine corner in a department store to tell her a little about wine.
I was looking at the wine section without any serious intention and one clark interrutted me saying, 'This indication is wrong, while this label indicates it's 'full body', it is indeed a 'light body'. So I said, 'Full body and light body are completely different, it's so misleading, why not correct this indication.' He was just keep smiling, for him it seems not an important difference. That was not he but I who made mistake where to come.
2006.06.25 23:25
I am a connoisseur of wine, especially red one. My birthday is near and my love told me she planned to give me a present and she asked me what I would like. I said I like wine, a red one. She said she doesn't know many about wine so I proposed to her to visit a wine corner in a department store to tell her a little about wine.
I was looking at the wine section without any serious intention and one clark interrutted me saying, 'This indication is wrong, while this label indicates it's 'full body', it is indeed a 'light body'. So I said, 'Full body and light body are completely different, it's so misleading, why not correct this indication.' He was just keep smiling, for him it seems not an important difference. That was not he but I who made mistake where to come.
My Soap
My Soap
2006.06.25 23:10
I always use the same soap in my daily life. So one thing I don't like to use hotels is that I have to use soaps other than my soap. I had made use of love hotels to have a good time with her for four times and because of the fact that I usually use the same soap I just had evaded using soaps in all the hotels I used so far. I should have evade using the soap in a hotel but because I met her immediately after I finished working today, I made up my mind to use the body shampoo - any soap will be OK as long as it's soap, I mean any soap will do but usually in a love hotel, many times only body shampoo was equipped. I must say I am not interested whether body shampoo is just OK to use for other people, but for me because it gives too much moisturing effect on my skin, I hadn't used it so far...until last night. To tell the truth in fact by this applicaion, I was unable to get tight and it was unable to be bearable well that certainly disappointed her. As a matter of fact we had to have a main dish for five times though we hadn't a room service.
Next Saturday night she agreed to visit my house and we will sure to have a good time in my room. Good-bye to any trouble in a love hotel, sorry I am particular about too many things.
2006.06.25 23:10
I always use the same soap in my daily life. So one thing I don't like to use hotels is that I have to use soaps other than my soap. I had made use of love hotels to have a good time with her for four times and because of the fact that I usually use the same soap I just had evaded using soaps in all the hotels I used so far. I should have evade using the soap in a hotel but because I met her immediately after I finished working today, I made up my mind to use the body shampoo - any soap will be OK as long as it's soap, I mean any soap will do but usually in a love hotel, many times only body shampoo was equipped. I must say I am not interested whether body shampoo is just OK to use for other people, but for me because it gives too much moisturing effect on my skin, I hadn't used it so far...until last night. To tell the truth in fact by this applicaion, I was unable to get tight and it was unable to be bearable well that certainly disappointed her. As a matter of fact we had to have a main dish for five times though we hadn't a room service.
Next Saturday night she agreed to visit my house and we will sure to have a good time in my room. Good-bye to any trouble in a love hotel, sorry I am particular about too many things.
Sign of Virginity
Sign of Virginity
2006.06.25 22:41
On the 3rd of June -actually it was in the morning of the 4th of June, when I met her the second time she started menstruation, I was very glad to see it. Blood is a sign of virginity when the first intercourse was done and it is true that a woman who menstruated when she met a man means he will be a very father of her first baby in future. However old she is, blood is a sign of virginity.
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Huh?(Score:1)
by Scott Lockwood (218839) on 2006.06.25 22:54 (#15600337) (http://www.lrsehosting.com/ Last Journal: 2006.11.07 5:26)
Where do you get that from??? I thought it was, when you stuck it in her, and she went, "Ow!!!!" and bled everywhere (and laid there like a lump) that was a sign of virginity.
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Re:Huh?(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.26 0:38 (#15600672) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
My point is if we don't eyewitness her bleeding in time of sex, we might not be able to tell for sure that a baby in advance will be our own.
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Re:Huh?(Score:1)
by StalinsNotDead (764374) <umbagaNO@SPAMgmail.com> on 2006.06.27 5:34 (#15608325) (Last Journal: 2006.11.21 7:46)
Mothers are fonder than fathers of their children because they are more certain they are their own. Aristotle
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Re:Huh?(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.27 22:31 (#15612210) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
If a father showed too much affection on his child, this could be a cause of their living in separation therafter. A mother think it's threatening if a father were so affectionate that he take her baby away, as a result she along with her baby would run away from a father.
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2006.06.25 22:41
On the 3rd of June -actually it was in the morning of the 4th of June, when I met her the second time she started menstruation, I was very glad to see it. Blood is a sign of virginity when the first intercourse was done and it is true that a woman who menstruated when she met a man means he will be a very father of her first baby in future. However old she is, blood is a sign of virginity.
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Huh?(Score:1)
by Scott Lockwood (218839) on 2006.06.25 22:54 (#15600337) (http://www.lrsehosting.com/ Last Journal: 2006.11.07 5:26)
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Re:Huh?(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.26 0:38 (#15600672) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
My point is if we don't eyewitness her bleeding in time of sex, we might not be able to tell for sure that a baby in advance will be our own.
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Re:Huh?(Score:1)
by StalinsNotDead (764374) <umbagaNO@SPAMgmail.com> on 2006.06.27 5:34 (#15608325) (Last Journal: 2006.11.21 7:46)
Mothers are fonder than fathers of their children because they are more certain they are their own. Aristotle
--The wages sin pays is death. And sometimes I just wanna start passing out paychecks.
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Re:Huh?(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.27 22:31 (#15612210) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
If a father showed too much affection on his child, this could be a cause of their living in separation therafter. A mother think it's threatening if a father were so affectionate that he take her baby away, as a result she along with her baby would run away from a father.
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Big Cross
Big Cross
2006.06.25 21:51
In Kokura we went near the small mountain where I used to live for a long time -15 years. And today I noticed for the first time the Cross has disappeared. We used to have a Big Cross at the top of the mountain, where we called a Memorial Park. I am not sure still the Park exists there though.
This cross was built in commemoration of dead 150,000 American GIs during the World War II in Pacific theatre. Big Cross was big enough to be seen from all over the city Kokura. Why it had to be removed? Because Japan is not a Christian country? Anyway I had seen this landmark throughout my childhood. It had been a landmark in Kokura for many years after the World War II, and still the figure exists clearly in my mind.
2006.06.25 21:51
In Kokura we went near the small mountain where I used to live for a long time -15 years. And today I noticed for the first time the Cross has disappeared. We used to have a Big Cross at the top of the mountain, where we called a Memorial Park. I am not sure still the Park exists there though.
This cross was built in commemoration of dead 150,000 American GIs during the World War II in Pacific theatre. Big Cross was big enough to be seen from all over the city Kokura. Why it had to be removed? Because Japan is not a Christian country? Anyway I had seen this landmark throughout my childhood. It had been a landmark in Kokura for many years after the World War II, and still the figure exists clearly in my mind.
Go To Heaven
Go To Heaven
2006.06.23 2:25
I work in a three storey building. I often use elevator. Today I happened to get on an elevator with a young lady in a ground floor. I was going to the second floor, she was going to the first floor.
When she and I were in a very enclosed area, I talked to her with a smile, 'Will you go to heaven with me? She replied, 'It's scary.' In my word I include two meanings -one is why not go with me to the second floor? Though I know you get off at the first floor. And I intended to add sexually suggestive another meaning -of course 'go to heaven' means we feel ecstasy in sex.
But she didn't notice two of them, just thought that going to heaven means being dead.
It was not irrational at all judging from the recent news that malfanction of elavator killed a man.
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Punchline(Score:2)
by linvir (970218) * on 2006.06.23 3:09 (#15583960) (http://linuxvirus.net/ Last Journal: 2006.08.18 23:26)
It was not irrational at all judging from the recent news that malfanction of elavator killed a man.Great punchline (whether you intended it to be or not)!.
Re:Punchline(Score:1)
by helicobacter (930363) * on 2006.06.23 3:27 (#15584086)
Yes, this gave me the giggles! Honestly, I don't know what I would do if someone said that to me in an elevator!
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Re:Punchline(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.24 0:29 (#15589740) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
I regret failing to get the message. I was supposed to say, 'Don't worrry, everybody feels it scarey for the first time.'
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2006.06.23 2:25
I work in a three storey building. I often use elevator. Today I happened to get on an elevator with a young lady in a ground floor. I was going to the second floor, she was going to the first floor.
When she and I were in a very enclosed area, I talked to her with a smile, 'Will you go to heaven with me? She replied, 'It's scary.' In my word I include two meanings -one is why not go with me to the second floor? Though I know you get off at the first floor. And I intended to add sexually suggestive another meaning -of course 'go to heaven' means we feel ecstasy in sex.
But she didn't notice two of them, just thought that going to heaven means being dead.
It was not irrational at all judging from the recent news that malfanction of elavator killed a man.
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Punchline(Score:2)
by linvir (970218) * on 2006.06.23 3:09 (#15583960) (http://linuxvirus.net/ Last Journal: 2006.08.18 23:26)
It was not irrational at all judging from the recent news that malfanction of elavator killed a man.Great punchline (whether you intended it to be or not)!.
Re:Punchline(Score:1)
by helicobacter (930363) * on 2006.06.23 3:27 (#15584086)
Yes, this gave me the giggles! Honestly, I don't know what I would do if someone said that to me in an elevator!
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Re:Punchline(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.24 0:29 (#15589740) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
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Safety First
2006.06.24 2:18
I live far away from noisy downtown, so always some time after a midnight I hear a sound of bikers in a very distant place and a subsequent siren of patrol cars -usually like an echo from a cave.
But tonight it is just extremely calm. Absolutely no sound in the least. During the daytime we had torrents -by this very large amount of shower, the road must be still very wet. Even rogue bikers evade driving on such a wet road. Safety first for all.
Night And Day
2006.06.24 6:16
For these two weeks I never met any people but for in my job. I always lived with a woman in love in my thirties, but after I was over forty, unfortunately so far I live with no woman. This is unusual for a guy of 44.
Tonight I will see her. And next week I will invite her in my house. Hope she will be my last destination. Both two are at work today on Saturday, so we will see at 9 p.m. Probably we enjoy our weekends at a bar. On Sunday we plan to go on a picnic, hiking, or mountaineering. See you on Monday
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Good luck(Score:2)
by SamTheButcher (574069) * <(samthebutcher) (at) (gmail.com)> on 2006.06.25 4:36 (#15597351) (http://www.samthebutcher.com/ Last Journal: 2006.11.25 13:39)
It's been fun reading your journals about your journey with her.
--I'm a smoochysleftearist. I believe in smoochysleftearism.
Re:Good luck(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.25 23:39 (#15600466) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
My creed or motto is there's no privacy in writers. Writers ought to be free from all concepts of privacy, writers gain universality by revealing any secrets they own. I intend to reveal just all in order to show all the facts I faced. I hope that helped many readers to know a little bit about the fact of life.
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Re:Good luck(Score:2)
by SamTheButcher (574069) * <(samthebutcher) (at) (gmail.com)> on 2006.06.29 0:13 (#15621254) (http://www.samthebutcher.com/ Last Journal: 2006.11.25 13:39)
I try to not have much privacy - I like to open it up as much as possible. My wife reins me in with regard to our family and daughters, however, which is a good thing.I've had difficulty when writing songs, though, I try to be open without disclosing too much. That way it makes the song more universal instead of specific. But obfuscation isn't always the best route to truth. :)My fiction stories might be about real-world stuff, but through the eyes of "fictional" characters, so that's usually easier.I've posted lots of stuff in my journals here, but man, there's a lot of those to wade through. :)
--I'm a smoochysleftearist. I believe in smoochysleftearism.
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Re:Good luck(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.29 0:45 (#15621545) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
But obfuscation isn't always the best route to truth. :)
As a matter of fact, some facts prevent us from grasping exactly what the fact of life is. In that case I do circumnavigate the main point and try to beat about the bush, then as a result readers understand more what I was driving at.
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Re:Good luck(Score:2)
by SamTheButcher (574069) * <(samthebutcher) (at) (gmail.com)> on 2006.06.30 2:42 (#15629131) (http://www.samthebutcher.com/ Last Journal: 2006.11.25 13:39)
Excellent point. Thanks. :)
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Truth One Way
2006.06.25 21:15
I used to live in Kokura till age 20. I went to a high school for four years and still I had to spend two more years to enter the University, so naturally I know many things in Kokura. While we were walking through one of the main arcades we came across Japanese style restaurant -'Young Bamboo' where my young parents first met and kept on meeting till they got married. I told a clark how many years has it passed since it's established. She said, 'It's 53 years.' 'Oh, that makes sense. That means it was established when young parents were 16 or 17, and they happened to meet here at age 23 or 4, I was a first son of them at their age 25. ' My love was listneing silently, I continued. When my dad met her and kept on meeting her here, she told me that dad told her 'I am truth-one-way'. Truth-one-way is not a popular Japanese term but still exists but more widely known a title of one Japanese novel. I don't believe he read it, but he used it to express his willingness to marry her. I told my love whereabouts of the word 'truth-one-way', and I uttered in front of her clearly, 'I am truth-one-way.'
Conversation With Her
Conversation With Her
2006.06.22 3:42
My new girlfriend is Japanese. We use Japanese when we talk, so one day she asked me if I kept on using Japanese with her like this conversation, don't I forget how to speak English?
I said, No, I always think it first in English then I translate it into Japanese, so I don't forget English.
I said I changed my job more than ten times, this is too many according to the tradition in Japan's society, then she asked me whether I tend to get tired of anything in general. I said, No. I am a type of man who always pursue things to their ultimate. I am just opposed to a man who is easily getting tired of it. Around us people are working in a same company in a same job for more than 20 years at the same age as mine. I said I would get puncture if I did this.
My relationship continues.
2006.06.22 3:42
My new girlfriend is Japanese. We use Japanese when we talk, so one day she asked me if I kept on using Japanese with her like this conversation, don't I forget how to speak English?
I said, No, I always think it first in English then I translate it into Japanese, so I don't forget English.
I said I changed my job more than ten times, this is too many according to the tradition in Japan's society, then she asked me whether I tend to get tired of anything in general. I said, No. I am a type of man who always pursue things to their ultimate. I am just opposed to a man who is easily getting tired of it. Around us people are working in a same company in a same job for more than 20 years at the same age as mine. I said I would get puncture if I did this.
My relationship continues.
Tide -Strange Movement
Tide -Strange Movement
Strange movement in tide was observed in Sourthern Japan. 35cm to 70 cm rise and fall.
The cause is uncertain yet.
Strange movement in tide was observed in Sourthern Japan. 35cm to 70 cm rise and fall.
The cause is uncertain yet.
Sir Lord Bodak
Sir LordBodak
2006.06.22 1:09
I noticed your name many months ago in journals of other Slashdotters. I befriended you after I read your comments several times. Today I feel grateful to you since I found your name in my fan's list.
Mainly I read my friends' journals, and sometimes I make a comment in their journals if they had befriended me.
Thank you very much. I was able to expand my world.
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No problem(Score:2)
by LordBodak (561365) * <msmoultonNO@SPAMiname.com> on 2006.06.22 2:30 (#15577027) (http://www3.pokerroom.com/?ref=8510 Last Journal: 2006.08.26 4:41)
Every few months I take a look at people on my fan's list that I haven't befriended, and add ones who are posting interesting things. This time I found you there.
2006.06.22 1:09
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No problem(Score:2)
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45
45
2006.06.21 2:56
My current love is 45 years old. One year senior to me. That's why she is wiser than I and her responce to me at conversation shows clear wit. That's one of reason I like her. I am not impressed with replies by younger ladies.
It was his 45 when Mishima cut his belly at the headquarter of Self Defence Force in Ichigaya, Tokyo in the very presence of many young soldiers. His speech to urge them -young soldiers to uprise got only cold smile among soldiers, he tried to show his seriousness by doing things above mentioned. We are not sure whether we got his message. He's gone anyway though.
At 45, Nietzche went mad and closed his sanity forever from our eyes. After 10 years of complete madness he died at 55, so he was dead at 45 actually.
When I wrote some philosophical work 'Poegie' at age 15, some adults thought my work was written by an adult. So they thought I just relocated other's work in my name. It was completely beyond their imagination for me like a guy of 15 to have been able to write that difficult work. So some adults tried to think so. Other adults just tried to give me a wide berth. Anyway many adults tried to evade me or ignore me. In short they all were afraid of me. They didn't like to deal with me seriously.
I started my first trek at age 15. 30 years have already passed and still I am on the way to destination -a woman that ought to have been my wife, instead I was given very suitable woman fortunately.
When I complete writing 'The Eve II' at age 19, I was unable to be understood by any people, except for some very intelligent scholars. I had to keep on being suffered from my past writings since I came up with behemoth that was a reflection in my mind.
Raymon was dead at 20 by typhus after he finished writing only two novels, -Enchanted by Evil Spirits, and Dance Party by Count D.. Arthur was dead at 36 by Aids probably, but his literal death was already completed at age 20. All they were gone. But I have to survive, for the sake of me, for the sake of my wife to be, for the sake of people in future.
I will be 45 soon.
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Happy Birthday(Score:2)
by AB3A (192265) on 2006.06.21 4:57 (#15571786) (http://slashdot.org/~AB3A/journal Last Journal: 2006.08.03 0:52)
I know it's trite, but today is the first day of the rest of your life.Congratulations for living through 45 orbits of the earth around the sun. What a silly thing to celebrate...
--Nearly fifty percent of all graduates come from the bottom half of the class!
Re:Happy Birthday(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.21 5:11 (#15571891) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
Thank you very much indeed. I will be thankful to you for the rest of my life, with my wife to be.
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I've been 45 for a few months now(Score:2)
by Degrees (220395) * <degrees@comcast. n e t> on 2006.06.22 11:56 (#15580190) (http://slashdot.org/~Degrees/journal Last Journal: 2006.11.21 14:40)
But I never did any huge literary work. I won't really have left any mark after I'm gone.
But I'd like that to be one hundred years from now anyway. ;-)
--Define the finite space of spelling definitely - no A exists there
Re:I've been 45 for a few months now(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.23 1:38 (#15583322) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
Slashdot will be left as a record of our age after 100 years from now. There Degrees will be admired as a forerunner of the electronic culture that will be so prevailed in the future society. All our records here are kept in a supercomputer. Other cultures -that are only produced in print might be unable to survive in future society.
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2006.06.21 2:56
My current love is 45 years old. One year senior to me. That's why she is wiser than I and her responce to me at conversation shows clear wit. That's one of reason I like her. I am not impressed with replies by younger ladies.
It was his 45 when Mishima cut his belly at the headquarter of Self Defence Force in Ichigaya, Tokyo in the very presence of many young soldiers. His speech to urge them -young soldiers to uprise got only cold smile among soldiers, he tried to show his seriousness by doing things above mentioned. We are not sure whether we got his message. He's gone anyway though.
At 45, Nietzche went mad and closed his sanity forever from our eyes. After 10 years of complete madness he died at 55, so he was dead at 45 actually.
When I wrote some philosophical work 'Poegie' at age 15, some adults thought my work was written by an adult. So they thought I just relocated other's work in my name. It was completely beyond their imagination for me like a guy of 15 to have been able to write that difficult work. So some adults tried to think so. Other adults just tried to give me a wide berth. Anyway many adults tried to evade me or ignore me. In short they all were afraid of me. They didn't like to deal with me seriously.
I started my first trek at age 15. 30 years have already passed and still I am on the way to destination -a woman that ought to have been my wife, instead I was given very suitable woman fortunately.
When I complete writing 'The Eve II' at age 19, I was unable to be understood by any people, except for some very intelligent scholars. I had to keep on being suffered from my past writings since I came up with behemoth that was a reflection in my mind.
Raymon was dead at 20 by typhus after he finished writing only two novels, -Enchanted by Evil Spirits, and Dance Party by Count D.. Arthur was dead at 36 by Aids probably, but his literal death was already completed at age 20. All they were gone. But I have to survive, for the sake of me, for the sake of my wife to be, for the sake of people in future.
I will be 45 soon.
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Happy Birthday(Score:2)
by AB3A (192265) on 2006.06.21 4:57 (#15571786) (http://slashdot.org/~AB3A/journal Last Journal: 2006.08.03 0:52)
I know it's trite, but today is the first day of the rest of your life.Congratulations for living through 45 orbits of the earth around the sun. What a silly thing to celebrate...
--Nearly fifty percent of all graduates come from the bottom half of the class!
Re:Happy Birthday(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.21 5:11 (#15571891) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
Thank you very much indeed. I will be thankful to you for the rest of my life, with my wife to be.
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I've been 45 for a few months now(Score:2)
by Degrees (220395) * <degrees@comcast. n e t> on 2006.06.22 11:56 (#15580190) (http://slashdot.org/~Degrees/journal Last Journal: 2006.11.21 14:40)
But I never did any huge literary work. I won't really have left any mark after I'm gone.
But I'd like that to be one hundred years from now anyway. ;-)
--Define the finite space of spelling definitely - no A exists there
Re:I've been 45 for a few months now(Score:1)
by mercedo (822671) * on 2006.06.23 1:38 (#15583322) (http://www.blogger.com/profile/11854854 Last Journal: 2006.11.22 3:02)
Slashdot will be left as a record of our age after 100 years from now. There Degrees will be admired as a forerunner of the electronic culture that will be so prevailed in the future society. All our records here are kept in a supercomputer. Other cultures -that are only produced in print might be unable to survive in future society.
--Ancient Greek Philosophers -18c Enlightenment Thinkers -Slashdotters
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