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And even when Naruto Shipp starts, it's a hell lot slower than you think.

Welcome aboard.

X'D I bought a cd player so I could listen to my cds hahaha ... man, it cost me 60 odd bucks and it's a little over a month and a half old me thinks . I run about, air guitar, slide and skid around with it hehe ...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7329886.stm Meh, I buy regular cds.

The X-Files for alien and FBI cover up operations X'D. My brain isn't functioning all that well post filing over a 1000 applications on 1 day itself *right eye ball drops off it's socket and rolls on the wooden floor*

That was uber funny p ... but I'll be disappointed if there isn't a serious battle involved.

Either way I'm not bothered cos the version sucks anyway!

Dude, reading all this is giving me a headache ... expenses suck X'D ... just get a girlfriend who rides a Merc, roll down the windows, sit uber low in the front passenger seat, and bob your head to the music playing uber loud, but don't forget to wear a cap. Are these expenses because you have a 4x4 or this's what someone would regularly have done irrespective of the kind of car? Also, think 2 years ahead in terms of expenses from today on this car versus buying a new/ used car with cheaper parts ... dang, I'm just not making any sense this morning. Gomen ...

I'm gonna read this longass manga in for 2-3 hours once mid-April hits.

Evil flesh eating possessed kids = cute X'D. Hmmm imagine some nice juicy intrauterine cannibalism ...

Baaah, just seduce your female professor and nothing bad will happen to your grades! X'D.

Yep, read this yesterday or the day before on the BBC website ... that's a massive chunk of berg that's simply falling apart, sad.

First pregnant man, and stuff about that I read this morning when a colleague showed it to me. http://www.malepregnancy.com/ If you go to the website, you can check a live feed on a couple of things, and other stuff. Here's a bit from an interview ..

It all boils down to what the level of study material would be covered for your course. Trigo is based on theorems and formulas, but at an advanced level it could get worse, just as bad as Integration or Derivatives can get. I can't help but go back to my old texts while I took science, like early last year when I just got in to the US I couldn't remember Newton's 3rd law of Physics, grabbed a text and read the whole goddamn thing solving it's practice problems X'D. Review the syllabus for both subjects and check what they'd cover. Maybe you could ask a student who's already finished the course about what it covered/ etc. ... good chance to talk to a cute girl you might've been staring at unknowingly for the past few months *thumbs up*! Makes me wanna go back to school to do the things I didn't do!

Wb Kuwabara.

Well, depends on what you like or are inclined to. Trigo or Trigonometry is basically anything that has to do with Right-angled Triangles, and I'm assuming the study material would involved Trigo functions like sine (which's the opposite side of the angle *divided by* hypotenuse of the triangle), cosine (which's the adjacent side of the angle *divided by* hypotenuse of the triangle), and problem solving. I remember most of it because I re-read my Math texts last year when I was bored or waiting for a One Piece batch of episodes to download X'D. There're also a bunch of theorems involved, and the application to that may be through geometric problems involving triangles. In any case, this could get complicated depending on your actual course work. Do you know what chapters or parts of Trigo would be covered? It's good fun! C*square*= A*square + B*square* ... 1 + cot*square* A = cosec*square* A (I think!) ... cos© = cos(a) cos( + sin(a) sin( sin© ... sin*square*A + cos*square*A = 1, and so forth. But, depending on the level of your current diploma/ degree course, you may not have to go into much detail, so check that with your faculty. I'm a supergeek for Math!!! Not sure what Mathematics For Liberal Arts entails, google it to see what comes up. Usually university Professors would have, either the entire study material or the chapters covered for that course, online.

I'm up till episode 13 now, it just gets smoother and better with every watch. I don't want it to end, but in a way I want it to end too, so I can get to Slayers, BUT I really wanna also re-watch HunterXHunter X'D!

Scary, yet she's attractive *dreamy eyes*

Happy Easter guys! http://www.jibjab.com/sendables/381/Easter/Happy_Easter I loved Hot Fuzz ... super cool end ne.

I loved the movie, watched the dvd version last night. It's devoid of an actual music theme, but the directing, editing was really good. A much better King movie adaptation, much like 1408. It's got a nice doze of creepiness, and the special effects were just right, the huge monster I wished was a bit bigger, but it was still great to see it for those few seconds! I MUST re-read the book! Where the hell's the time for the things you wanna do these days *cries*

*sniff* but I love re-watching good anime series *sniff* ... I was just about to get to my Rahxephon re-watch, and now this had to happen *humph*.

This means I should finally get around watching Slayer ehh ... *hangs head*

This wasn't too bad, I watched it sometime last week because it came out on dvd. Have you read the book? Ok, about Brolin's character, you don't know his past, but being in Texas and from a small town you assume everyone is capable of handling fire arms or taking care of themselves. He confidently walks through the pile of dead bodies, and picking up the gun, knowing the danger of it. Sorta reassures you that he is skilled. If it were me, I'd run! About Javier's character, well, you really aren't told a lot, except that he has his own rock solid scruples and money doesn't matter to him or dope, it's just the way the situation carries itself. In the end, he partially realizes why everyone he's met tells him he has the eyes of a madman, and prolly walks away because of that. The Mexicans were dead at the beginning of the movie, and maybe seek revenge towards the end. I liked the way Brolin was taken out ... it wasn't predictable. All in all, a decent flick, not the best I've seen, but not bad. EDIT: If you like Tommy Lee Jones, be sure to check out 'In The Valley Of Elah' which came out last year, pretty GOOD movie that.

Yeah, this's a good movie. It actually starts off slow, and through the movie it builds it's story at the same pace. I liked the directing and theme a lot.