We don't need you choking!

Most of the newer nail polish doesn't have much smell... At least not the stuff I buy.

Really? o.O;

The ones I've seen people buy are all smelly. >_< Maybe the price had something to do with whether or not it smells much...since the ones I usually see people buy are the cheap ones. The ones my mom got were also all very smelly, but then again the last time she bought any was many years ago. xDDD

Yeah... I dunno.

Event thread is up!

http://www.menewsha.com/forum/commun...g-so-cold.html

*scampers over to event thread*

Be back in a bit; work stuff.

-rolls Nisty into sushi-
o wo

What flavor sushi?

Nimmy has been made into sushi several times...

Yeah, I like sushi though so I don't really mind.

Living in the frozen wastelands of the northeastern united states, I haven't eaten much sushi. Mostly I eat California rolls, at least, that's what they're called here.

uhm, well Clock only likes vegetarian sushi.

Lots of Japanese restaurants here, so it's easy to find sushi. Gotta try around before finding one that's not too expensive and tasty though.

Clocks only ever ate sushi at one place,
and it's like 6 hours away from where Clock lives.

Wren can get it at the grocery store, but it's packaged and probably not very fresh.

The ones sold in stores here are usually the cheaper kinds and not very tasty, so I prefer going out to a restaurant for sushi. Tends to be fresher too.

Sounds yummy! Wren had Habachi once... it's not sushi, but it's really good.

...The images I found on Google for habachi looks delicious!!

The restaurant said it's a Japanese thing, so I was wondering if you might have heard of it.

Oh, I'm really bad with my non-American/ non-European Cultural History. I don't mean to offend you, ever. OZL
They don't really teach anything about Asia here. The Mongols, the Huns and the Great Wall is really all they teach us.

(yup, still sleepy... babbling again.)

Haha, you're not offending me or anything

The dishes would have a different name in Chinese, so I wouldn't really know what habachi was. ;;
(like sashimi would be shun yu pian in Chinese and not sashimi...)

Chinese and Japanese are the languages I haven't gotten to yet in my studies. The schools here mostly only teach the European languages.

:O How many languages do you know?

Enough to party!

Yay party!

*pops champagne*

-sips with pinky up- ;0 Fanceh!