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EVERY. SINGLE. FUCKING. MORNING!

TheIntrospectionist wrote:

EVERY. SINGLE. FUCKING. MORNING!

I've given up trying. Head straight for a post to lean on whilst everyone else is scrambling for seats.

magma wrote:

TheIntrospectionist wrote:

EVERY. SINGLE. FUCKING. MORNING!

I've given up trying. Head straight for a post to lean on whilst everyone else is scrambling for seats.

Another thing I don't miss about London. Can count on one hand the number of times I've had to stand on the metro on the way to/from work.

Some dickhead suit robbed me of a seat one morning on the tram, thought he was smug withit, so I wiped the sole of my shoe all over his nice creamy trailing trench coat every time the ride got a little rocky. Muddied that shit up real nice. That's a fond memory.

Referencing.

I want to watch the Doctor Who special at the cinema (And what? Fuck you.) but all the performances near me are 3D only and my eyes are too 'good' (read: shit) to be fooled by 3D.

THIS IS DISCRIMINATION AGAINST DISDIFFERENTLY-ABLEDS

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French ortography is imposible...

Wub, digital plus have the options of changing everything to it original language plus they are some pretty good channels. Since i got my iplus for recording things i have been like two years watching almost a film everyday without shit translations

Winter is here.

NilsFG wrote:9 years of French at school and pretty much no one I went to school with all those years can speak French. Incompetent teachers.

And that's the reason even i can't speak French. I live not so far from the French border and the only thing that i can say is 'Je ne parle pas français'. If you want to learn a language it's better that you are doing it by yourself. And that's something i'm gonna to do when i'm starting to learn German.

Laszlo wrote:

Nevalo wrote:

Laszlo wrote: How far along are you with that? I'm trying to learn too but i'm fucking shite at languages.
Yeah, trying to think in Japanese just sounds like an impossibility for me.

It doesn't help that there are different ways of saying the same thing depending on your age, who you're talking to, their relationship to you and their/your standing in society.

beginner, lvl 1 lol. but i understand a lot of words already. like i can watch japanese tv and figure out (most of the time) whats going on (unless its anything other than kanto dialect)

i love it though, its such a beautiful language and society, all based on bushido.

Yeah i'm trying immerse myself in the language as much as possible but there's only so many anime/samurai/yakuza/fucked up horror films you can watch without going a bit doolally!

"Gennosuke sama!"

I can introduce myself (politely) perfectly but that's about it. You learning to read it too? Fuuuuuck that!

A few years back i watched some anime and the only thing i'm remembered is that 'oyabin' means boss and that they use 'sama' after the name of a friend.

Ukraine deserved to win the France-Ukraine match. And Sweden deserved to beat Portugal. Fuck football

"There have been white rap stars before, and white artists who use rapping in a pop framework, but, in effect, Macklemore is the first contextually post-black pop-star rapper."

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/15/arts/ ... .html?_r=0

I just found the video that taught me to introduce myself -


I have to be careful where I pick words up from though as some Samurai films (Yojimbo in this case) use period terms that are no longer in use. It's a shame, Toshiro Mifune makes them sound so cool!

haha yea, learning japanese from 7 samurai and yojimbo arent the best ways.

theres a book called "Japanese in mangaland", highly suggest it.

it teaches you from a manga perspective, so its quite easy to pick up as its in an easy-to-learn format.

Amazon want £42.50 for it

really?

i got it off amazon for about 40nzd with is half that price.

Yep. I'll have to have a shop around. Thanks for the recommendation though!

all good homie

i wish i was better a producer. and understood more about the technical / sound design side of things

^ practice/experimentation b2b honing your own listening skills >>>

kidshuffle wrote:"There have been white rap stars before, and white artists who use rapping in a pop framework, but, in effect, Macklemore is the first contextually post-black pop-star rapper."

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/15/arts/ ... .html?_r=0