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My favorite Bond theme only appeared on the Japanese version of the Tomorrow Never Dies soundtrack. "Sweetest Coma Again" by LUNA SEA :)

Yes, Endymion, you are correct. But she does have to exercise - no matter how lucky you are, you can't just not work for a good body. Genetics may make it easier for some, but that's about it.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Wing Gundam [/i] [B]It's not her fault she was born with an awesome body[/B][/QUOTE] People aren't born with an awesome body.

Bah, I'd leave my current bf/gf and just forget about the other person. Problem solved.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Phantom [/i] [B]im not god..neither are you so get a grip man... [/B][/QUOTE] Man, he's just kidding around.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Transtic Nerve [/i] [B]Gackt deserves to be overly popular though.[/B][/QUOTE] You haven't had to deal with the same fans I've had to deal with obviously.... there are actually people who really believe Gackt is perfect. Seriously. And they believe all that stuff he says about being a vampire and 500 years old and whatever... they actually believe all of that. I'd consider that slightly "overpopular" when you have fans who will believe your every word... Plus I see Gackt on frigging AMERICAN sites too... like just at random places "Oh, I like this Japanese artist named Gackt too..." and it's so insane. He's much more popular [i]outside[/i] of Japan it seems like.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by DarkOrderKnight [/i] [B]What the hell is Gackt? [/B][/QUOTE] A talented Japanese musician who, despite creating some great music, is very overhyped and overpopular... mainly by rabid female fans.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by amiboshi [/i] [B]I think people are called by their last name very frequently, I know they are at least in anime, since I've never been to Japan or anything. [/B][/QUOTE] They are. I already addressed that.

I got my name from a song kagerou made called "RISUTO KATTAA". I happened to be listening to it as I was signing up.

"kuwabara" is a Japanese last name. However, in Japan, most people address each other by last names unless they know the person well enough to call them by their first. It is a very respectful way of talking to be people... which is why you see all these "san" "kun" suffixes... it's like "Mr." and such. I find it odd he addressed himself as kazuma kuwabara. Usually they say last name first. It was a rather humorous part in Marmalade Boy actually, where Miki was trying to remember her English class... "I am Koishikawa Miki"... and then she remembered her English classes and that you flip the names.

Being bald makes you look tough apparently. Which is what rock music is all about of course, being tough and manly and aggressive.

I think she is quite unattractive. Her hair is awful. She might be good looking if she wasn't trying so hard to look ugly.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Lucky Mouse [/i] [B]Utada Hirakai (not sure if the last name is right), I love the song she sings from kingdom hearts. [/B][/QUOTE] It's utada hikaru. She's had better songs. Oh, and Semjaza, The Pillows are indeed a Japanese band, but I've never listened to them... heard good things though.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by \¤~NoodleZ~¤/ [/i] [B]And especially for the obese person. How embarrassed and humiliated that person must of felt.[/B][/QUOTE] Hopefully that'll inspire him/her to do something about their weight problem.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by MajinBuu [/i] [B]wrist cutter is correct. It is probably your computer. I have not had any problem with this.[/B][/QUOTE] Actually, that was a joke... I'm guessing there's something wrong with his browser and saving cookies. In such a case, it'd be wise to copy your entire post before hitting submit.

Get a better computer.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Endymion [/i] [B]I tried teaching myself Japanese, but I'm too used to English's ordering of adjectives, nouns, and verbs.[/B][/QUOTE] Yes, it's very different, but very easy once you get the hang of it.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by James [/i] [B]You are the one who stepped in and made the "I listened to J-music first!" style comment. And when someone picks up on that, you jump all over them. [/B][/QUOTE] I did something out of pure instinct: wanting to take credit for something I've done that's helped (if you'd think of it that way) others. It was stupid of me (hence the second part of the post), but I did it anyway. It was stupid. I admit my mistake there. But God help me if I'm the only one who enjoys getting credit for such things. Using one evil word doesn't really constitute "jumping all over" someone as I see it, but another "oh well". Now maybe we'll stop being off-topic, which is a big no-no anyway.

Naturally, people are still putting words in my mouth, but oh well. Everything's rainbows and lollipops. Look's like there's a "wrist cutter Watch Patrol" already in the works.

I'd rush over to Japan and keep hide from killing himself, that's for darn sure.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by MajinBuu [/i] [B]Never happened to me, but I usually wouldn't bring anything to a dance. Much less some cards.[/B][/QUOTE] Precisely... bringing card decks to a dance? You had it rightfully coming.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by PiroMunkie [/i] [B]Well it looks like he beat you to the punch here, lol. [/B][/QUOTE] Which punch would that be? There's only a small percentage of people here that actually listen to Japanese music. Don't try to give me your ****, I never asked for or wanted your praise.

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by PiroMunkie [/i] [B][/b]Transtic Nerve:[b] Introduced me, and others, to J-Music. I'm quite thankful for that, good stuff. ^_^ Good member as well, I've always had respect for him.[/B][/QUOTE] And who do you think introduced him to J-music? -_- Bleh. What's with me tonight.

I saw the American version today, I must say it was good. Worth the money. I thought the name change was kind of ridiculous though... how is Samara anymore normal than Sadako?

I speak English, and have been studying Japanese forever it seems like and am capable of carrying on a good conversation. Unless they're talking about complicated things such as politics, history, etc.