ah, I'll find pics and post it in the front or something, but a ramune is a japanese drink. And it is broken cause I exploded it accidentally in the freezer (actually exploded 2), and psyrien and I built the bottle back into bottle shape by glueing the glass together... awesome puzzle.

aha...like a 3D jigsaw puzzle. Must have been fun.

it was great fun, hmm, I think it is in photobucket account, the drink became snow too.

here are links bottle after shatter
a ramune bottle with ice inside (this is acutally the other shattered bottle)

I do love ramune, but it's been a right age since I've had one. I used to go to school right across the street from the Asian market, so we'd go for Pocky and Ramune at lunch.

oh yummy pocky and ramune. I am taking some pocky I got for new years home. no reason why not to.

I really like Men's Pockey and Green Tea Mousse Pocky.

I am not a fan of green tea all that much.

I like green tea pocky and hot cocoa. It's a nice reversal to chocolate pocky and green tea.

I don't liek the green ted, but yummy chocoalte men's pocky!!! hm, odd, I don't liek green tea, but love the cocoa!!!

I love tea... Earl Grey hot.

However, green tea to me tastes like a hayfield.

I know it's supposed to be the best for you and all that, but... I'll leave it to the cows.

...Am I really weird if I mind the concept of hay more than my conceptualization of the flavor?

Concept of hay? I'm not sure what you mean. The fact that we grow grass long and then cut and bale it?

I grew up on a farm.... hay has its own smell, and is sometimes so strong you can taste it. That's what green tea is like to me...

(Then again, maybe it's what the cows leave in the field rather than the hay :) )

Yeah, that. Cow pies are gross.

Then again, I'm a city girl. Farms were a treat, I did two years of summer camp up in Wisconsin on a kibbutz--a type of farm/commune thingy.

-munches on salsa and chips-

How hot's the salsa?

Medium salsa- the Mild is TO mild for me

I am a city person too, though I grew up in urban land more than city. Also I am leaving sometime for home.

I like mild....hates spicy.

Um, hey everyone! Whatcha doing!?!

Um, anyone on here right now? O_o

Someone is, at least for a bit.

Welcome. I wanted to read your username as something like "Frederice"

-nibbles on more chips- mmmm

Talking to Heiyuu: Thanks. Lol. FredRice. Lol

Talking to Addina: Hm, those chips good? Maybe wanna share some. ;)

I'm missing all of the conversations! Stupid time zones. Stupid being in England.

Anyway, as for me, I'm not sure what I actually prefer. If the town is too small, then I get bored really fast. Actually, I get bored in Evansville and I'm kind of stuck there for four years. But so far, the only big city that I've spent a significant amount of time in is Tokyo, which I really liked, but then again I still wasn't actually living there.

Honestly, my prime town/city to live in would be Boulder, CO. And that's apart from the fact that I grew up there and everything. So a medium sized town is nice, but one that has enough life to it.

I was actually born in Detroit, but we moved when I was young... from big city to the farm... what a transition.

The town was a little town in ND. Maybe 200 people if you counted the cats and dogs.

The good thing about little towns is that you know everybody. The bad thing about little towns is that everybody knows you.

it is ok okami, I am missing conversations too. And boulder is a nice small city with bigger suburbs around so we can get to any shop easily. I like chicago for that, but wish I could have car to crive out farther to fun places.

hi friedrice! come back if you want.

@Jeannesha: I am not sure if I would want to know everyone or not ,I liek knowing people, but I have issues after a while cause then people have opinions of me before I even meet them. and 200 is quite small for town (tries to put in retrospect to class) my graduating class is bigger than your town :P

lol...my high school graduating class was 28. It was the largest number to ever graduate from the school.

The reason we were there was cuz my Mom was from there. Her graduating class was 4. (and she had to walk to school through raging blizzards, uphill both ways).