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Because Shut Up...
Jan. 9th, 2010 10:20 pmOh no, I couldn't post yesterday and the day before because I was busy.
What a crazy night that was.
I had an appointment with Jason, we were supposed to meet at 5:00pm but it took a little longer than expected for Jason to show up since there was a "Shin delay" Shin made a few random phone calls because he wanted a song. It slowed Jason down a bit but apparently he refused to visit Shin (until next time) and attempted to reach me as so as possible. Well, what ended up happening was that I got to the meeting spot on time but then had to wait for an hour, so we met up at 6:00pm instead.
After meeting up we walked to the red line station to hop on the train to Chinatown. When we got to Chinatown we started walking towards Chinatown Square and Jason asked me whether I wanted to eat at Joy Yee's or Chi Cafe. We ended up eating at Chi Cafe, I had jellyfish and beef tongue, gekiuma desu! Jason got clams with chives, his usual I guess. We spent an hour or two eating.
Jason also invited me to Eric's game night. I never met Jason's friend Eric, we met up at a 7eleven by Eric's house. I guess Eric's cool, I can't say much since I haven't gotten to know him well enough, but at this point he's cool (for now). I cooked a little bit while I was at his house, I made buffalo chicken dip. Unfortunately...... Eric didn't have any chicken, so I ended up using bulgogi quality sliced beef, total awesomeness since I've only seen it in Korean barbecue restaurants. Buffalo dip is gekiuma no matter the content, pure deliciousness would have been better if Eric didn't accidentally glob too much hot sauce into the mixture, which made the dip sour, but thats okay because it was flavorful and gekiuma as I claimed before, ha! extremely gekiuma, marvelous job chef Eric, improvision rocks. That reminds me..... there was no shortcake that night, hey.... you said there would be shortcake, oh well.
The night was interesting because none of us played any games, kinda. At first Eric wanted to play cards or "taboo"but Jason and I didn't know any card games except "Uno", then there was the option of "go fish" or "bullshit", since neither Jason nor I really knew any card games. What ended up happening was that we did not play a card game at all, we just all sat around a table and had a very long "otaku" conversation involving various video games, anime, j-music, and (yes it has it's own catagory) Sailor Moon.
After this point, these events are out of sequence and I don't care.
Later on, Eric tells Jason and I what he does at Anime Cons for fun, apparently he does fan-service for yaoi fan-girls near the yaoi panels. So interesting.... basically he sits there with other guys and has a hand written sign that says "WILL DO YAOI FOR MONEY AND OR POCKY". He gets his money, does his business (you can probably guess), makes the fan-girls squeal and later counts his earnings, those are some clever marketing skills there. Way to go, I wish you prosperity.
Eventually I managed to get into a random conversation with Jason about "Ai no Mukidashi", lol, Takahiro Nishijima's epic hentai movie, which everyone should be familiar with, awh such an amazing movie (me loves good cinematography/Nissy...). I told Jason he should watch it because the movie depicts all the aspects of Japanese weirdness all rolled into one film, I got him speechless when I said the genre (according to all synopsis descriptions) is "ero-guro" erotic grotesque, comedy, (somewhat) romance, and action. Jason said "all the other genres I can imagine meshing together but, ero-guro seems a little out of place, like it doesn't fit with all the other genres." I mentioned sausage snipping and Quentin Tarantino references/effects, which gave Jason this priceless shocked look.
After our moment of "otaku" pride. Eric wanted to play "Monster Rancher 4", wow, I haven't seen that since I was watching Saturday morning cartoons as a child, brings back memories. Jason and I were watching Eric train his monsters and scanning discs to obtain new monsters. We eventually got into another conversation about action figures and I mentioned "Zoids" and "Yu-Gi-Oh", then all of a sudden Eric started looking up youtube videos on his phone.
For the next half hour we all sat there laughing at "Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Series". It's a really well made fandub of the first two seasons of the show. It was really funny, I was entertained. That fandub is so freaking awesome. I loved Ishizu's catch phrase, "because shut up", lol.
Time flew.... I got to Eric's place at 9:00pm on Jan. 7, before I knew it I ended up leaving at 5:00am Jan. 8, wow...
This was the condition outside, tons of snow, my friend waited for the bus with me.
Waiting for the bus at 5:00am!!!!!!
Hehehe, I got home at 6:00am, I'm so bad.
Thanks for reading you guys, until next time.
What a crazy night that was.
I had an appointment with Jason, we were supposed to meet at 5:00pm but it took a little longer than expected for Jason to show up since there was a "Shin delay" Shin made a few random phone calls because he wanted a song. It slowed Jason down a bit but apparently he refused to visit Shin (until next time) and attempted to reach me as so as possible. Well, what ended up happening was that I got to the meeting spot on time but then had to wait for an hour, so we met up at 6:00pm instead.
After meeting up we walked to the red line station to hop on the train to Chinatown. When we got to Chinatown we started walking towards Chinatown Square and Jason asked me whether I wanted to eat at Joy Yee's or Chi Cafe. We ended up eating at Chi Cafe, I had jellyfish and beef tongue, gekiuma desu! Jason got clams with chives, his usual I guess. We spent an hour or two eating.
Jason also invited me to Eric's game night. I never met Jason's friend Eric, we met up at a 7eleven by Eric's house. I guess Eric's cool, I can't say much since I haven't gotten to know him well enough, but at this point he's cool (for now). I cooked a little bit while I was at his house, I made buffalo chicken dip. Unfortunately...... Eric didn't have any chicken, so I ended up using bulgogi quality sliced beef, total awesomeness since I've only seen it in Korean barbecue restaurants. Buffalo dip is gekiuma no matter the content, pure deliciousness would have been better if Eric didn't accidentally glob too much hot sauce into the mixture, which made the dip sour, but thats okay because it was flavorful and gekiuma as I claimed before, ha! extremely gekiuma, marvelous job chef Eric, improvision rocks. That reminds me..... there was no shortcake that night, hey.... you said there would be shortcake, oh well.
The night was interesting because none of us played any games, kinda. At first Eric wanted to play cards or "taboo"but Jason and I didn't know any card games except "Uno", then there was the option of "go fish" or "bullshit", since neither Jason nor I really knew any card games. What ended up happening was that we did not play a card game at all, we just all sat around a table and had a very long "otaku" conversation involving various video games, anime, j-music, and (yes it has it's own catagory) Sailor Moon.
After this point, these events are out of sequence and I don't care.
Later on, Eric tells Jason and I what he does at Anime Cons for fun, apparently he does fan-service for yaoi fan-girls near the yaoi panels. So interesting.... basically he sits there with other guys and has a hand written sign that says "WILL DO YAOI FOR MONEY AND OR POCKY". He gets his money, does his business (you can probably guess), makes the fan-girls squeal and later counts his earnings, those are some clever marketing skills there. Way to go, I wish you prosperity.
Eventually I managed to get into a random conversation with Jason about "Ai no Mukidashi", lol, Takahiro Nishijima's epic hentai movie, which everyone should be familiar with, awh such an amazing movie (me loves good cinematography/Nissy...). I told Jason he should watch it because the movie depicts all the aspects of Japanese weirdness all rolled into one film, I got him speechless when I said the genre (according to all synopsis descriptions) is "ero-guro" erotic grotesque, comedy, (somewhat) romance, and action. Jason said "all the other genres I can imagine meshing together but, ero-guro seems a little out of place, like it doesn't fit with all the other genres." I mentioned sausage snipping and Quentin Tarantino references/effects, which gave Jason this priceless shocked look.
After our moment of "otaku" pride. Eric wanted to play "Monster Rancher 4", wow, I haven't seen that since I was watching Saturday morning cartoons as a child, brings back memories. Jason and I were watching Eric train his monsters and scanning discs to obtain new monsters. We eventually got into another conversation about action figures and I mentioned "Zoids" and "Yu-Gi-Oh", then all of a sudden Eric started looking up youtube videos on his phone.
For the next half hour we all sat there laughing at "Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Series". It's a really well made fandub of the first two seasons of the show. It was really funny, I was entertained. That fandub is so freaking awesome. I loved Ishizu's catch phrase, "because shut up", lol.
Time flew.... I got to Eric's place at 9:00pm on Jan. 7, before I knew it I ended up leaving at 5:00am Jan. 8, wow...
This was the condition outside, tons of snow, my friend waited for the bus with me.
Waiting for the bus at 5:00am!!!!!!
Hehehe, I got home at 6:00am, I'm so bad.
Thanks for reading you guys, until next time.
