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Posted by Transmute Jun on 18-12-2007 at 04:05:
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LOL! They're classic...but Q-107 classic rock was the only stuff allowed to be played in my friend's K-car. (He was a bit anal about that!) So Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody was more appropriate.... |
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Now I'm picturing you as Garth in Wayne's World....
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Posted by Transmute Jun on 18-12-2007 at 04:07:
Tim, obviously you aren't truly influenced by the Japanese if you don't have a thing for schoolgirls....
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Posted by Sosai X on 18-12-2007 at 05:13:
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Tim, obviously you aren't truly influenced by the Japanese if you don't have a thing for schoolgirls.... |
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Heh heh, there's a lot about Japan that I find very interesting - that's not one of them. *grin* The clothing isn't important to me because it won't stay on long enough to matter.
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Posted by amyltrer on 18-12-2007 at 12:25:
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Originally posted by Transmute Jun
Tim, obviously you aren't truly influenced by the Japanese if you don't have a thing for schoolgirls.... |
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Hey, I'm still a schoolgirl!
Fortunately no uniform in our highschool. I suppose they really wear that Sailor-moon style uniform in their schools!
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Posted by kimiko on 18-12-2007 at 13:12:
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I actually have a copy of the GNR Paris tour, can't remember the year, think its was 89/90 |
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Cep I got a whole bunch of VHS's of them in concert..I think it's mostly footage from Rio and Japan. This one is the first time that I'd seen them live...blew my socks off! I'm still hoping that they'll release it unedited, but my understanding is they considered it one of their worst shows ever...
SJ..some of my fave driving songs besides the ones we've already mentioned:
Anything by Black Sabbath but especially "Children of the Grave"...
Anything by Deep Purple-Highway Star (obvious), Iron Maiden- The Number of the Beast & Run to the Hills
Foghat- Slow Ride
Heart- Barracuda
Anything by Skynyrd, George Thorogood, ZZ Top, Doors, Aerosmith, Sublime, New Order, Crystal Method...
But for those really bad road rage days....I love to blast Metallica's Master of Puppets & Damage Inc. and Motorhead's Ace of Spades & Damage Case...
...people hear that and see me headbanging at the wheel....they tend to get out of the way...I wonder why???
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Posted by Transmute Jun on 18-12-2007 at 13:45:
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Hey, I'm still a schoolgirl! Fortunately no uniform in our highschool. I suppose they really wear that Sailor-moon style uniform in their schools! |
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Yeah, the Japanese uniforms are very sailor-like. My school uniform was British-influenced, so I wore a tunic which was more 'military' in style. All the way through Grade 13....
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Posted by clouddancer on 18-12-2007 at 13:47:
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...people hear that and see me headbanging at the wheel....they tend to get out of the way...I wonder why??? |
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What with that and walking around with a pitbull at your side I can really see why you are a condor Kimi
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Posted by kimiko on 18-12-2007 at 14:56:
Actually the pitter-pups, as I suppose all dogs do, loved car rides!
Kali the older of the two, loved to sit shotgun, looking straight ahead, cool as a cucumber! She only stuck her head out the window when she was regulated to the back seat.
Tika on the other hand was always in the back bouncing around, (even though I had her belted in), nose-prints and slobber all over the window!
The cats....well forget the car rides..it's a big fight to get them in the kitty carrier!
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Posted by kimiko on 18-12-2007 at 15:12:
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Originally posted by Transmute JunYeah, the Japanese uniforms are very sailor-like. My school uniform was British-influenced, so I wore a tunic which was more 'military' in style. All the way through Grade 13.... |
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I went to Catholic school up until grade 8 with no uniform. Then went to public highschool. The rebel in me was forming and the thought of this tomboy wearing a skirt day in and out... *shudder*
That and I was starting to have issues with the church...like why should I have to take a credit in religion when the public schools don't have to in order to graduate. I thought I went to church for that. Plus all of my friends were going to the public high school. So that basically made my decision for me.
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Posted by Sosai X on 18-12-2007 at 16:29:
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Hey, I'm still a schoolgirl! Fortunately no uniform in our highschool. I suppose they really wear that Sailor-moon style uniform in their schools! |
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Yeah, the Japanese uniforms are very sailor-like. My school uniform was British-influenced, so I wore a tunic which was more 'military' in style. All the way through Grade 13.... |
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While I don't have a thing for schoolgirls (don't worry Amy, there are always exceptions to the rule *grin*)... Darth Vader certainly does...
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Posted by amyltrer on 18-12-2007 at 18:02:
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quote: | Originally posted by amyltrer
Hey, I'm still a schoolgirl! Fortunately no uniform in our highschool. I suppose they really wear that Sailor-moon style uniform in their schools! |
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Yeah, the Japanese uniforms are very sailor-like. My school uniform was British-influenced, so I wore a tunic which was more 'military' in style. All the way through Grade 13.... |
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While I don't have a thing for schoolgirls (don't worry Amy, there are always exceptions to the rule *grin*)... Darth Vader certainly does...
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LOL, They actually had a Star Wars tour in my highschool. I make some piccies with a pair of troopers
Piccie
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Posted by Sosai X on 18-12-2007 at 18:31:
Nice picture, Amy. I guess those Stormtroopers must be messy eaters because they are wearing bibs. *grin*
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Posted by amyltrer on 18-12-2007 at 19:12:
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Nice picture, Amy. I guess those Stormtroopers must be messy eaters because they are wearing bibs. *grin* |
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They did make me laugh. I was just going to burst into another guffaw when the piccie was taken!
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Posted by Sosai X on 18-12-2007 at 20:44:
I got one of my Christmas presents early... I bought a digital camera last night! Actually it is for my business so it is a business expense but I've been using it here & there to get used to it. Ya, that's my story and I'm sticking to it. *grin*
I've taken some snow pictures of my area so here they are...
Here's the snow on the bush in the front of my building:
The local sidewalk:
A snowbank:
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Posted by Springie on 18-12-2007 at 21:44:
WOW! We'd be out of school for 2 weeks with that much snow, Tim! lol
Amy...your stormtrooper pic is too cute!
I'm loving all of these pictures!
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Posted by Ebonyswanne on 18-12-2007 at 22:13:
Wow that white powder is so beautiful! It must be something special to wake up to that.
We have had a cool summer so far, they are predicting this cooler summer weather to last until Feb...(That includes rain not that the water restrictions will get lifted,) but at least when TJ is here she won't have bush fire smoke and haze in the city.
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Posted by Ebonyswanne on 18-12-2007 at 22:16:
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quote: | Originally posted by Transmute JunYeah, the Japanese uniforms are very sailor-like. My school uniform was British-influenced, so I wore a tunic which was more 'military' in style. All the way through Grade 13.... |
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I went to Catholic school up until grade 8 with no uniform. Then went to public highschool. The rebel in me was forming and the thought of this tomboy wearing a skirt day in and out... *shudder*
That and I was starting to have issues with the church...like why should I have to take a credit in religion when the public schools don't have to in order to graduate. I thought I went to church for that. Plus all of my friends were going to the public high school. So that basically made my decision for me. |
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All schools here have a uniform, even the public schools. We had a choice of dress pants or skirts though. I went to a public school, DH went to the Catholic school. We did get a bit creative at times with the uniform
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My DH had that credit thing in religion too. He even rebelled a bit and he's not the rebel type!
But would you believe that I would rather my daughter wore a uniform to school, I know some kids hated mufti day when you could wear what you want, you could tell which kids came from wealthy families then because it stood out more.
One of my friends was from a very poor family and I used to lend her an outfit for the day so she wouldn't get teased, she would stop by my house before we went to school.
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Posted by Transmute Jun on 19-12-2007 at 00:15:
I went to a private school (not Catholic but mildly Anglican) in Toronto. All girls, uniforms every day. I liked it because I had NO fashion sense and wouldn't have had any idea what to wear. I still have no fashion sense (just ask my ILs ) but at least I now know what I *like* to wear.
OMG, Tim your pictures are brining back memories....
Amy, you look great with the Stormtroopers! They remind me of Raggletag. Have you seen the pics of him in his Stormtrooper costume at the Weird Al show?
Ebony... how cool is cool? I was planning on bringing shorts and sundresses....
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Posted by clouddancer on 19-12-2007 at 00:17:
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One of my friends was from a very poor family and I used to lend her an outfit for the day so she wouldn't get teased, she would stop by my house before we went to school. |
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Awww, you were such a good friend Ebony.
I wish I had friends like you when I grew up.
Of course I was bussed in so I could not stop off at a friends house before school but......
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Posted by amyltrer on 19-12-2007 at 08:04:
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Originally posted by Transmute Jun
Amy, you look great with the Stormtroopers! They remind me of Raggletag. Have you seen the pics of him in his Stormtrooper costume at the Weird Al show?.... |
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Uhm, no... But I'd love to see them. Can you give a link, please?
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