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I'm just disturbed by the fact you've been hiding that secretly you're all windows of automobiles.

Irish accents win at life. I could listen to someone speak in an Irish accent about something as interesting as moss all day.

All eps are on hulu.com or www.watchglee.com so you can catch up if you've missed any

"Finn I needed to ask you something?" "Thanks, but I already have a date to the prom. But I'm flattered, I know how important dances are to teen gays." "...I'm not gay" Love that. Anyways this week's episode was ok but missed a lot of the lines that usually make it great mainly because the story was focused on Christine Chenoweth's guest spot. Nice song at the end though I miss it when it was just the original 6 gleeks.

100% first try. Thank you Brain Training on the DS!

Mine was just getting good when I moved country. In Japan fashion is popular, 95% of guys around my age I'd say are metrosexual. Guys fashion magazines are popular, clothes, hair etc. So that took that one down. Plus hardly anyone comes out in japan. I've heard it's more likely for gay guys to just get married and then occasionally go to a gay bar Though don't quote me on that. As for back in england, mine used to be TERRIBLE and it was maybe 50/50 before I left. I am one of those guilty of drunken "No you can tell! He has 'GAY FACE!'" comments While hilairious at the time, it's actually rather harsh and not something to shout loudly.

Woo many gleeks now. Is it bad that whenever I think of TV now I'm like "only a few more days till glee is on " ? There isn't really anything great on japanese tv except the ocasional ninja warrior special. Kurt is win. I wish I could do a little dance then kick like that and be on the football team for it. Also Mercedes' "I bust the windows in your car" song makes me think of a few people I know They have diva moments like that and if you replace car with me, and windows with....me then you get the idea

Someone said would i be sharing the tales of me being a big failure in japan, somewhere so i thought, well...do i really want to post my youtube...but why not i spose. I am so not good at this country I'm starting to be able to speak japanese to people a bit more after the first few weeks of replying with "eh?" so that's a bonus. And I'm off to Tokyo Game Show to be a big geek later If anyone wants to subscribe to my youtube, that'd be cool since it looks like I'm really uncool at the moment (I am really uncool but I don't want youtube to think that of me...)

It's not so popular in england but because I watched my first superbowl while cheering them on at 4am, Giants.

It was awesome. The coach woman...sue? What a legend.

Not sure about Leverage but here's the first episode of glee, HERE!

Sorry to bring up an old topic but just managed to watch this film finally. Anyone who hasn't yet seen it should, it's on youtube or you can watch the whole film Here (just wait for the box to load beneath and then watch it in the browser) Now the film: Oh I cried. Thats the first time I've had to use tissues due to watching something on tv in about 10 years. And just as I stopped, I'd cry again. This story is tragic and I'm so thankful it got told. Sigourney Weaver is a great actress, she's always been one of my favourites but now I love her more. This film is one of the best films I've watched. Period. I think it should be mandatory for all humans to watch. Ok maybe that's too far, but films nowadays spend millions of dollars on creating utter **** that does nothing but make money for the already super rich. This film has a smaller tv budget and actually does some good in the world. That's just another reason it's amazing. Well done to everyone involved in this, especially the real Mary and Bobby. Whoever said he didn't die in vain is right.

If anyone thinks Glee on Fox is embaressing then cool I like an embaressing tv show. It's the right amount of hilairious and cheese. I don't even like musicals :S But I guess I'm a GLeek.

Thanks guys! Bit of a weird 21st in japan. Big night out in Tokyo and then spent my actual birthday asleep in bed, lol. No presents as it's kind of hard to get anything sent here but i spoke to all my family and had a nice day. People say your 21st is a big deal but I guess it isn't really in england anymore and it definately isn't in japan. Another year older and none the wiser

Hi from Japan! Here's my new best friend Hachiko (anyone that hasn't read the story of Hachiko should definately do so): And anyone that thought the Statue of Liberty was in New York is wrong. Lose 5 points. It's in Odaiba in Tokyo.

Happy Birthday...from the Future!

Ok so I've been in Japan for about 4 or 5 days. I'm living here for a year now as part of my university degree. I wasn't scared or worried before I came, just I knew that it would be difficult and tried to prepare myself. However since it is the first time I've been to Japan and it's not like a tourist holiday, it's living here, sorting out loads of registration forms, household supplies, university etc. I'll happily admit I'm slightly overwhelmed. No amount of book learning or television documentaries prepare you for the culture shock, literally everything is different, from showers to getting on a bus. Everything has a completely different system to what I'm used to and I find myself doing things that make people laugh. Alas, I have inevitabley become "a stupid foreigner". I've found myself wandering around going "That's so weird", "That's really funny" but then I realise, no I'm weird here, I'm the one who isn't normal. I have to intergrate into their way of working, not think "Why am I buying a lunch ticket from a vending machine to give to the lady who's stood next to the vending machine and therefore knows exactly what I want?" With that, I'll end it for now, probably upload a photo or 2 when I can get my camera working, and study hard as communicating at the moment is not going well for me. This is one of the hardest things I've ever done. That said, having already spent a year in Israel as a child, I can only think how lucky I am to get to experience another culture again, and that I really should make the most of every moment.

That was awesome. Really made me laugh.

My, Some Members Work Super Hard Nuking Language. HDRBQAPP

Agree totally. Unless I'm missing something where "bisexual" is read "whore"?

Automatic cars aren't that popular over here so yeah i drive a manual. I like it as i feel more in control though to be fair I've never driven an automatic so wouldn't know :S. Unfortunately my car (who i call wendy as she is blatently an old lady) does not like me being in control and so often "plays tricks" on me like fall out of gear or make her breaks ocassionally not work.... Hahaha.... If I were a boy racer and thought I was cool I'd probably stand like this in photos not as a complete joke: Luckily I'm not delusional.

Fail Blog! keeps me entertained for hours. For an odd sense of humour Jamie4U is funny. Just read from the bottom posting upwards as thats in the archives and you want to read the 'incredible' journey he goes on. It has really 'awesome' posts like: I'm 98% sure its a joke blog but 2% of me kind of wants it to be real...

Thankfully This Beast got discontinued. How much does that thing weigh to have more than some people's daily calorie intake in a cup? It's probably more like a bucket of shake. That article and the top 30 health food one scared the hell out of me.

すみません、 英語で: Well obviously in english it isn't 5,7,5 but I think it's roughly Light Brown Trees, Leaves changing colour in autumn, It's beautiful. Translated japanese haikus never seem very good.