Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Yo gurt so fat...

So the milk lady came by today and brought samples.
Great.

Friday, February 22, 2008

The jokes puntinue


Ukiyo-e is a style of woodblock print from the late feudal era of Japan and means means "pictures of the floating world." I present: Ukiyo-momo, Peaches of the Floating World. Cloud City? Hardly. Cobbler City, baby.

Thursday, February 21, 2008

Content Mark II

I've been playing a lot of Stepmania. I found a pair of cheap DDR pads at the local Mandai Shoten. Since i last played these games the internet has exploded with thousands of freed downloadable songs. Irregardless of the legality of the mp3's involved, it is damn fun and lets you rock out in the comfort of your living room to fun songs. As an Ouendan nerd, the first thing I searched for were songs from that. I found a dozen or two on Bemanistyle, but I believe it will prove impossible to complete my collection without actually making some of my own. Maybe?

Momo no Aware

This is a pun I just came up with this afternoon while I was at work. It means "the impermanence of peaches". I think it's funny, but also sad because peaches really are impermanent. For example, it is now February and you can hardly find peaches for sale at all. Just last week I found a huge can of peaches in my kitchen and had to throw them out because really, what are you going to do with two hundred expired peach halves in February?