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Lindsay, you seriously need to consider a rice cooker. A Japanese home isn't complete without one! What I have been collecting (a dozen of the things don't count as collecting on my book, Like I don't count myself as a Zippo collector when I have 10 of these lighters), are die cast model/toy cars. The brands I buy from are Tomica and Hot Wheels. I didn't do a proper count but I probably have 200 over Hot Wheels in my collection. Whereas I might have 50 over Tomica pieces since I started collected them in the late '00s; all my counts are under-guesstimates.

Whoa... very ambitious. My bucket list so far are achievable with money and time. I want to add another: Bonneville Speed Week at the salt flats!

Apple products have the best image display (resolution) right out of the box, which is why I like to use the MacBook Pro for video editing at my workplace. I used it for digital painting for a few occasions, absolutely loved the display. But for my money, I'll never buy it.

It's a win-win solution!

If you were there, you'd be staring at my gunpla in my room. True, I will also definitely shoutcast the gunpla scenery before my eyes.

My home address, not to fond of my workplace to let them ship there. Now I have my sights on some exclusive Hot Wheels, getting ready to squeeze the trigger...

*Grumble*Walked around the whole school, now I'm sore and sweaty.*Grumble* Yay! Got my eBay purchase in the mail today. Thankfully it's not just a collection notice like my HLJ goodies. It's Tomica Week happening to me right now. Sadly, the raining season is rolling in and I have yet to fine a bright day to take pictures. Tomica Vintage Neo take on details for their 1:64 cars to the nth[/align] degree, my jaw just dropped when I cracked mine open. Ciara, when you find that you're learning something in a job, that means you're keen to take it on. Like me, I never thought I would enjoy teaching!?!?!?! When you're able to overcome these mammoth tasks, hardships in the future will be softships.

If I were there, I'd try my hand at shoutcasting the battles.

With more people,we can book a dorm which in return becomes in expensive. With much envy, I have seen a few associates done it.

Bucket list: Attend major 24 hour endurance races like the 24 Heures du Mans at La Sarthe, France and/or the 24 Hours of Nürburgring, Nordschleife, Germany. Drive a few laps on the Nürburgring. Drive to Daikoku PA at night, the huge parking lot/rest stop at the highway linking Yokohama and Tokyo. Wangan Midnight fans will know how special this place is. Attend corporate car shows to get face to face with new metal or even big name auto journalists. Attend a National Drag Race at a drag strip in the USA. Why so car-centric? Because Race Car.

I am also thinking along those lines, John! Although my reason is I can only draw human characters. Human mascot voter here!

I'd think I'm pretty talented in Gran Turismo. When I zone in, I start shortening my lap times and match my pace with faster cars.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QhkTMCWzsO4

Little Busters! is on air, the deal was sealed the moment I watched the PV. The first episode just confirms it. How long have I wait for this... Rant: Without my mother around to cook meals for the family, it's very likely that take-out food is going to add me some weight. But she has greater things to do right now... If only my siblings were more willing to do the chores. If the house is still dirty when she returns, I'm going to take the blame. =\

I will share with you the experience of SCIENCE ADVENTURE LIVE 2012, taken from said friend.

Pork rinds! How could we leave it out? I never really had it, but I tried roasted suckling pig once. It takes crispiness and taste to the stratosphere.

Let's find a common ground... we will travel to Japan, and try to locate the studio HQs, centers, landmarks that created/inspired the titles we all adore. If we could find a sponsor for that. ^^;

Steins;Gate, an unusual "time-traveling" (I'm using it loosely here) sci-fi TV anime series that aired last year. Despite the title isn't really fresh, I still think of the anime fondly as if I have just watched it. The pacing at the beginning might have put some others off, but it build off wonderfully at the climax. The story does a great job of pulling in viewers into the shenanigans and dilemma that the characters went through. *Cliffhangers, GREAT SCOTT!" In the Bluray OVA, it was hinted at a theatrical release of Steins;Gate has been confirmed and there has been speculations hence forth. The picture above is the movie visual. As of recent, a friend of mine who went event-hunting in Japan, recently attended the SCIENCE ADVENTURE LIVE 2012 which can summarised as a celebration of the titles Chaos;Head, Steins;Gate and the most recent Robotics;Notes whereby the CVs from all titles performed a live drama (cue: fu-hahahahaha! from Okabe) and live song performance of the OPs and EDs. OK, back to the title. It takes real life references like the "quasi" time traveler named John Titor. And how to use his methods to avoid an eventual dystopia. Has anyone watched it? Share your thoughts and questions. There shouldn't be any harm to discuss about the upcoming movie, what do you think is going to happen?

Currently, I'm relying on UCC: The Blend <Taste No. 114.> It has an interesting aftertaste and goes extremely well with pancakes.

Please do! SEED has reignited interest for us old fans! I have been enjoying taking picture of my Tomica collection. The camera is better at picking up details the normally escape from my eyes. They're a riot to collect.

ADELE - Skyfall http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HKoqNJtMTQ

Good on you, Optic!:cool: Is it a brick & mortar fish & chips store? I don't really like fast food F&C a la Long John Silver's, I don't understand why someone will trade quality fresh fish for mass produced cookie cutter fried fish.

Crispy food is what I enjoy the most. That's why most of my favourite food are snacks such as chips. There's fries as well. But my favourite main course would be Fish and Chips. But it gotta be deep fried and not pan fried. I like mine battered and deep fried! But usually I'm scared off when the eatery using friggin' black oil for deep-frying.

Curry, chutney, masala. Yum. While I like to mention Roti Prata (rolls of the tongue better), I partake thosai more often. Since it has to be made-to-order, eating a fresh one right from the griddle is satisfying. I love me some Indian Cuisine. But the spicy curry is still a big weakness of mine, I sweat buckets.

I know what's my favourite book. It's a sketchbook! Does that count?