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friday, july 14, 2006

Douche Sroin

[mood: a bit tired. just a bit.] [doing: internets]

Ok. Well a lot of stuff has happened. We stayed up late again. This time playing PS2 and watching Ichi the Killer. If you don't know what that is, then look it up. I saw the trailer a while back when it came out. Yea. Messed up stuff. Anyways some people wanted to watch and one of the counsoulerrz [can't spell] suggested it too. Well this group wanted to watch it so we finished up our PS2 game of NBA 2K6 [they have Soul Calibur III here too. It is a copy of course, but is it even out yet?]. Then I asked the girl who was waiting to put it in if she was sure if they wanted to watch it. She asked if it was scary and I said "Well... it is not as much scary as it is really messed up. First of all, it's from Japan. Second of all, it's called Ichi the Killer. Finally, look at the guy on the front." Anyways. We watch it anyways, after much tampering with the glitched TV and DVD player. The TV's sound sometimes goes really soft, then comes back. Usually you have to turn it off and turn it back on. Sometimes also the TV just turns off randomly and comes back on. Usually at least 3 times in a row. One time we tried to fix the volume, and the "hot guy" [as Jessica calls him. I call him Sasha Cohen, the big collared shirt guy. He seems pretty cool though. He also has some quite amusing mannerisms while in class.] turned off the TV and turned it back on then it went off and on for like a minute until we decided to turn it off then leave it and turn it back on. Quite funny. Anyways. Amusing movie. Hilarious at parts, but very, very twisted. Anyways, that one guys mouth is pretty cool. Reminds me of Venom from Spiderman. Except Venom wasn't totally a human and didn't have to hold his mouth together with piercings, nor did he cut off like half his own tounge, nor killed people with needles, nor use scissors to mutilate some guy's.... yea. Friend. His little friend. Anyways. Our Kownsulers are pretty cool. Well anyways, finished the movie a bit after 3. Brushed teeth. Then slept. Well yesterday was a kick ass day. Cancelled classes. Shabu Shabu. PS2. Movie. Anyways, speakin of PS2's and Soul Calibur 3, does N3 [or is it 3N] come out in the US? Ninty Nine Nights. If it does. I would get an Xbox 360 just to play that game. I am not sure if I have written about that before though. Unable to look back on previous entries. I hope you read the collaboration entry between Eric Ma and I.

Alright. Well I had more to say, but I must finish this shitload of stuff I have to do on the computer for class. So I shall update some other time. Next time you find out the meaning of the title.

...and why does the preview show David's Jesus pic?

posted by chen on 07/14/06 @ 04:10AM | tags: taiwan | 3 comments | permalink

sunday, july 30, 2006

I Get the Heat

[mood: :\] [listening to: lots of computers]

I don't know where the title fits into the song but, Following you blah blah blah Gazing at you blah blah blah. Good song.

Antonio and I are at an internet cafe right now. Pretty insane. 90% of the people here look like they are high or do drugs, then you realize that that's not the case, instead they just spend way too much time on the computer. Like half the people here have red eyes and it scares the shit out of me when they look at me. Well I have not been at a computer in 1-2 weeks so yea. Sorry. I don't really know what to say. O. Frenchies take forever to do anything. One day, Eric, Antonio, Albert [our newfound Canadian homie from Vancouver], and I were going to go out with the Frenchies [the guys] and so we got ready. Then like 30 minutes later we were like "Yo, where the hell are those Frenchies?" Then Albert says they are still getting ready and shit. I think it took them an hour, I don't know though, because Eric, Antonio, and I left later. Also, yesterday, Antonio and I hung out with 3 Kounsoulerz, some lady, and 6 Frenchies. Insane. The 3 Counzoluaewrkerz were girls and the whole time they were like "Dang, these guys take forever." It was a very tiring trip yesterday. But it was cool hanging out with the chounzulurz. I still cannot spell that word and I am too lazy to look it up. O another thing, French girls really do have hairy armpits. Not insanely hairy, more like peachfuzz, but nonetheless, they have hair under their arms, well their shoulders. Nothing really notable has really happened that I can think of right now, so I shall stop here so I don't have to keep typing on this nasty ass keyboard.

posted by chen on 07/30/06 @ 04:40AM | tags: frenchies taiwan | 3 comments | permalink

tuesday, august 22, 2006

Ew. White People.

[mood: :\] [listening to: L'Arc en Ciel]

Back in the states. Arrived in ORF, as they call it, around 10:30 PM. Yea. I am not really in the mood for making a really long update, so I won't. I'll just say that camp has provided me with a lot of stories. Don't drink with crazy kids named Juliah Ma, alright?

I would just like to say, America is totally different compared to Japan/Taiwan. In a bad way. Well whatever. Japanese people are really focused on neatness, quality, and manners. Well, from what I've seen in Taiwan and Japanese airports, I would like to say I prefer Japan and Taiwan better. Service in America is horrible. In restaurants and stuff. Another thing is in the airports. Half the time, people who are working [security, restaurant people, etc.] are talking with other people. It is also very chaotic and security is constantly shouting. In Japan the security is quite efficient, neat, organized, and very polite. Another thing I don't like about coming to America. The population changes. So many big white people. In Taiwan, 95% of the female population is hot/kinda attractive/cute. In the US 95% of the female population is just plain scary. Maybe it is just because asian people naturally look kinda young and stuff while white people look really old.

So what did you guys do all summer? What's your school schedule?

posted by chen on 08/22/06 @ 02:27AM | tags: taiwan | 2 comments | permalink