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Who do you wish to see right now?

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kristenchua

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Recently I am back to Singapore from Korea, I was studying in Korea for four months(Exchange program). I really miss all the korean friends i made over there. Feeling a little nostalgic, who do you wish to see right now?:'(


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I really miss my friends in Japan.

Masamichi Mito
Nobuko Juji
Miki Nina
Akiko Watanabe
Sayoko Watanabe
Yuko Asina
Kara
Miki Akamatsu

Great times eating in downtown Washington D.C. Too bad New Shiroya closed down years go.
 
kristenchua said:
Recently I am back to Singapore from Korea, I was studying in Korea for four months(Exchange program). I really miss all the korean friends i made over there. Feeling a little nostalgic, who do you wish to see right now?:'(
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Aside from my Japanese friends?

Korean food! Mashi so yo!
 
The publisher's clearing house guy bearing a huge check with my name on it, and lots of zeros after the 1.
 
My old dog Paddy.
He was a rescue, stole food, was disobedient, barked a lot but he had a great sense of humour. He died suddenly aged 13, two months ago.
Had dogs all my life and still have another, but there was something about that old character that made him special.
All my neighbours miss him too. Strange.
 
Caravaggio said:
My old dog Paddy.
He was a rescue, stole food, was disobedient, barked a lot but he had a great sense of humour. He died suddenly aged 13, two months ago.
Had dogs all my life and still have another, but there was something about that old character that made him special.
All my neighbours miss him too. Strange.
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I miss my neighbors dog who he taught how to smoke pipes!
The dog loved it too!

The owner said it helped the dog since he had arthritis and it kept his attention off the pain.
 
inachu said:
The owner said it helped the dog since he had arthritis and it kept his attention off the pain.
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Paddy did not smoke but he enjoyed sharing a beer. He had this way with people. Even really shy, slightly autistic kids, who could not even look at adults, would come up to him and chat with him like they were old pals. He would lean against them for a while. Seemed a bit like 'therapy club'.
 
My mother, apparently I miss her more than I realized, this thread kinda got me thinking.

On the other hand I agree with Jennifer Lawrence.
 
Living in a household with five women, two cats, two dogs, and two rabbits the person I would most like to see, most of the time, is nobody.
 
Markbnj said:
Living in a household with five women, two cats, two dogs, and two rabbits the person I would most like to see, most of the time, is nobody.
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That is priceless Mark.

For me, I just want money. I don't want to work anymore. So I want to see someone giving me enough money to not have to sit at this desk all day anymore.
 
tHa ShIzNiT said:
That is priceless Mark.

For me, I just want money. I don't want to work anymore. So I want to see someone giving me enough money to not have to sit at this desk all day anymore.
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I live with Chinese girls. Sure yes there is a trade off. They are awfully cute and I feel spoiled as they make chinese dinner for me all the time but the original old style chinese writing for noise is the symbol for 3 women standing together. Not sure if your pc handles asian but its: &#22899;&#22899;&#22899; <--- Of course that is using modern chinese but you get the drift. lol
 
inachu said:
I live with Chinese girls. Sure yes there is a trade off. They are awfully cute and I feel spoiled as they make chinese dinner for me all the time but the original old style chinese writing for noise is the symbol for 3 women standing together. Not sure if your pc handles asian but its: &#22899;&#22899;&#22899; <--- Of course that is using modern chinese but you get the drift. lol
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Trust me, man, it ain't a Chinese thing. Get five in a group and you may as well stuff those little firing range plugs in your ears. I have a set of industrial ear protectors I wear when I'm in the shop, and with those on I can follow their conversation just fine.
 
my bar tender at my hotel bar when i was in turks and caicos last may.

because that would mean i'm in turks and caicos right now instead of 24 hours from ANOTHER FUCKING MAJOR SNOW STORM!!
 
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