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日本語/Japanese  Sun 05/04 19:50 JST
I've been invited to Germany to speak at the Trend Day conference next week - currently rehearsing and tweaking my slides as I write this ^^;

The organizers Trendburo are an agency who research and identify/suggest market opportunities and point out trends for businesses. This years conference theme is about identity management and I will be explaining what Otaku is and touch on the different identities of the Otaku. I will also talk about my companys product Mirai Gaia too - the web platform that this site runs on.

Nervous as hell even though I've presented a few times at Amazon, Microsoft and at the Imprint Conference in Los Angeles last year. Each time was only a couple of hundred but this time its over 600 attendees. Need to think about something else to to keep me relaxed - some 2D girls? Maybe you can help by posting some cutesome 2D girls in the Member News section for me?
These are photos from last years Trend Day which include Muhammad Yunus who was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize - presenting on the same stage make me even more nervous ^^; More pics at the Trend Day Flickr Stream.
Was looking up info on presentations and came across something that said out of dying, heights, water, flying and speaking in front of people, most were most afraid of the speaking ^^;
What are you most afraid of - does not have to be any of the above.

For me its "speaking in front of others" as I'm not good at it. Not particularly scared of dying as we all have to go sooner or later - I just make sure I make the most of it while I'm alive and focus on reaching my destinations while I'm at it.
The conference is held in Hamburg and you can see my profile page at the Trendburo site. Will be taking time out in Germany for a while too.
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Tiny Red Man in シンガポ-ル, ミニ東京、
Registered on 2007/04/11 16:39
when i speak to many ppl, like 200 to 300, i blur my vision of them. Shift, quick eye movements across ur audiences help too. it will give the effect that u are looking at them, but in face, u're not..since u're wearing a specs, u may consider removing it before u speak, although u will look strange...the rest, it's entirely up to ur content.

gd luck
(ID #181129) Posted on 2008/05/04 19:58
Registered on 2007/09/01 19:21
Good luck, Danny!
(ID #181130) Posted on 2008/05/04 19:59
lostandfound in your brain... WAHAHAHA!
Human being. Really, I'm not joking!
Registered on 2007/10/22 01:58
I'm afraid to speak infront of others as well... Anyway, good luck Danny! Show em' what you got!
(ID #181132) Posted on 2008/05/04 20:05
Tanario in Esbjerg, Denmark
Study
Registered on 2007/11/03 03:38
Yeah, good luck danny.

The thing im most afraid of is water, i dont know why, but probaly because i have had some close death encounters in water.
(ID #181133) Posted on 2008/05/04 20:07
necrophadian in Unknown Kaddath
priest, theologian and artist
Registered on 2007/04/22 12:01
you and me both, though my fear comes closer to big bodies of water like seas and the ocean. 
(ID #181204) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:43
Chong Mizunaga in an Afro
Afro-ed Student
Registered on 2007/12/15 09:45
Eh.. me too. Fear of big bodies of water, that is..
Added to that, a fear of heights, fear of dying, and fear of speaking in front of people.. lol.
(ID #181269) Posted on 2008/05/05 00:44
6pack in India
collecting figures ;)
Registered on 2008/03/20 12:31
^^ same here! multiple fears infested in my mind. i may conquer them some day!
(ID #181752) Posted on 2008/05/05 16:59
Melo in Broom Closet
Registered on 2008/04/14 05:07
Oddly enough I almost drowned once when I was little but don't have a phobia when it comes to water. I'm like most people, fear of public speaking. I wonder why that is for most but not for some.
(ID #181601) Posted on 2008/05/05 11:51
mrv3gas in Neptune
Student
Registered on 2008/04/29 02:18
Yeah, good luck Danny.
I'm sure you'll rock !
(ID #181135) Posted on 2008/05/04 20:08
XII in Munich, Germany
Student
Registered on 2007/06/05 01:36
Good Luck! You can make it.
The little article in German about you is actually more of an interesting sociological explanation of the "otaku phenomenon"... but also a bit negative, since it's written from a rather distanced point of view...

Good interview, by the way!
(ID #181143) Posted on 2008/05/04 20:32
bolt in Tampa Fl.
security/student
Registered on 2007/04/17 14:41
its not that im afraid of speaking.. its that i don't get to do it.. 

but i'm not afraid of anything.. if i am.. i just conqour it by doing it over and over... my biggest fear was drowning.. now i'm lifeguard quality swimmer.. go figure.. conquor your fears!
(ID #181144) Posted on 2008/05/04 20:34
necrophadian in Unknown Kaddath
priest, theologian and artist
Registered on 2007/04/22 12:01
excellent technique, face your fears enough times and eventually it disappears. 
(ID #181212) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:52
Kazearashi in Indonesia --> Singapore
Animation Student
Registered on 2008/03/10 13:14
Good luck Danny! 

I also have a problem speaking in front of many people, but now is not as bad as before... Keep practicing... :D
(ID #181146) Posted on 2008/05/04 20:36
G4tsu in Lille, France
Student in Japanese Language, civilization, culture and history
Registered on 2007/12/23 21:43
The more people, the easier it is. 
(ID #181148) Posted on 2008/05/04 20:41
Jayden in Singapore
Student by day, Superhero by night.
Registered on 2008/05/04 13:40
I used to be quite bad and afraid of speaking in front of others. But over time, I got better as I gave more and more presentations for my projects in school. I guess practice really does help.
Anyways, good luck with your presentation at Trend Day, Danny! :D
(ID #181151) Posted on 2008/05/04 20:43
ornehx in Penang, Malaysia
dannychoo.com no aidokusha
Registered on 2007/12/25 22:50
i know this may sound cheesy or something pulled out of a movie, but i am most afraid of losing something dear and precious to me rather than losing myself.

usually, when need to talk in front of many ppl, i just imagine that they are all my friends.


well anyway, danny add oil add oil (ganbatte!!). we are waitin for good news from you
(ID #181152) Posted on 2008/05/04 20:44
wickedclown in California, USA
Otaku, Computer tech, Student
Registered on 2007/12/07 21:21
Good luck Danny!  I'm sure you'll do just fine, maybe pretend you're in your stormtrooper outfit. :p
(ID #181153) Posted on 2008/05/04 20:45
woho in Germany
Mediadesigner
Registered on 2008/04/22 01:25
Why only pretending? ... ;)
(ID #181167) Posted on 2008/05/04 21:20
Cavalock in Singapore
Copywriter
Registered on 2008/02/23 14:30
yah danny, u should hv worn yr armor. any chance of watching yr speech on youtube or something? am kinda doing media/trend research too for my agency. ^^;
(ID #181185) Posted on 2008/05/04 21:52
chibihien in Singapore
National Servicemen
Registered on 2008/01/19 21:22
just pretending you're the leader of a stormtrooper garrison, and you are happening to be briefing them on how to quash the Rebel Alliance
(ID #181154) Posted on 2008/05/04 20:57
tick tock in Tokyo
Full-time student へへ
Registered on 2008/04/08 02:41
good luck have fun! see you when you get back! if you do make your way to nuremburg, don't forget to check out http://www.engadget.com/2007/08/27/fully-automated-restaurant-opens-in-germany/
they beat japan to it ^^
(ID #181155) Posted on 2008/05/04 21:00
Clentaron in Finland
Registered on 2007/12/29 00:10
がんばれ! The biggest problem for me in public performances used to be the pace of my speech. I used to speak so fast that it wasn't always comfortable to follow what I was saying. But then I learned to speak more slowly, to give the audience more time to absorb the information and avoid saying all in one sentence. And of course at first I didn't have any courage to take eye contact with the audience, just tried to look at the papers in front :P

So everytime I have to speak for many people, I say these things to myself: speak clearly, speak slowly and enjoy yourself!
(ID #181157) Posted on 2008/05/04 21:01
acmy in Penang, Malaysia
Accountant
Registered on 2007/12/20 09:42
I'm pretty ok with speaking in front of people. I've become quite used to delivering presentations to my company's senior executives. All thanks to the training and support I got from the Toastmasters program. Anyone wanting to overcome their fear of public speaking and/or improve their communications should seek out the nearest Toastmasters club or go to www.toastmasters.org.
(ID #181159) Posted on 2008/05/04 21:07
glitchu1 in Australia, NSW
Graphic Designer
Registered on 2008/01/17 20:23
Thats great news! I hope it goes well. Will you post your presenation for us? I'd love to see it. I've always admired those who can stand up and speak so calmly infront of large crowds.
(ID #181160) Posted on 2008/05/04 21:08
e-jump in Malaysia
Test Engineer
Registered on 2007/12/22 21:22
My english is crap, so pretty much obvious 'Speaking in front of people'. What a nice opportunity Danny, to get invited for such event.
(ID #181175) Posted on 2008/05/04 21:35
England Al in England, UK
All round good guy and musician
Registered on 2008/03/13 05:51
That's right, Danny. Don't forget that they came to you! Now show them why..
Break a leg!

As a muso, I'm more afraid of hitting the wrong note than of anything else.
(ID #181858) Posted on 2008/05/05 20:56
Lost In Life in India
Student at College
Registered on 2008/01/24 17:21
My greatest fear is pain...
(ID #181178) Posted on 2008/05/04 21:42
necrophadian in Unknown Kaddath
priest, theologian and artist
Registered on 2007/04/22 12:01
life is full of pain and suffering, enjoy going to sleep at night.
(ID #181209) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:50
paiki in Brazil
Programmer
Registered on 2007/10/08 03:45
Hmm, If 2D girls don't work, use your Stomtrooper custom!!! Funny, and you don't look nervous in it.

Well, I'm not afraid of these things for now =) but someday maybe. Everything to win, nothing to lose. I'm not that afraid speaking in front of people coz it feel like "woa hell, I'll never meet u guys again" problably... ^_^
(ID #181183) Posted on 2008/05/04 21:48
janken in Germany
Student
Registered on 2008/01/24 03:58
When I have to give a presentation, I always totally focus on the topic. Don't mind the amount of people, just imagine there would only be one person you want to explain something. And always keep in mind, that these people are there because they WANT to learn something from you, so there is no reason, why they should be offensive. Start with some German sentences, thats always funny! ^^ "Guten Tag, mein Name ist Danny Choo und ich bin der Geschäftsführer von Mirai Inc." or something like that, the other Germans here could give some other suggestions! Good luck Danny! Banzai! 
(ID #181187) Posted on 2008/05/04 21:59
kaeze in Melbourne, Australia, Earth
Illustrator & Designer
Registered on 2007/04/09 18:25
Good luck Danny, I'm sure you'll do just fine!

Not really afraid of speaking in front of a crowd, although I do agree it is always nerve racking before and during it.  Most of it is psychological and in your own head just making up stuff of how it might go wrong but if you really think about it and especially draw from past experience when speaking in public, it's really not that bad.
(ID #181188) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:02
Fariz Asuka in Singapore
Student and Otaku
Registered on 2008/03/11 19:59
Good Luck Danny.. We will support you all the way.. ^^

For a bit of fun, do the Caramelldansen using your stormtrooper costume at the end of your presentation.. XD
(ID #181189) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:05
killswitch in Wiesbaden, Germany
Lasersword operator
Registered on 2008/03/22 07:51
Good Luck Danny x)
(ID #181194) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:20
gordon in 新加坡 Singapore
宅男 Otaku/ 工程师 Engineer
Registered on 2007/06/11 14:45
i'm a terrible speaker. u will never see me talking/presenting in front of people. ^^;

anyway danny, since u all giving a speech on otaku culture, it shouldn't be much of a problem since this is something u are already very familiar with. do remember to inject some humour now and then to keep the topic interesting.

will u will getting someone to film your presentation? i belive many of us will love to see it. and your slides as well.

good luck and all the best. may the force and haruhi be with u. ^^;
(ID #181198) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:25
lsio83 in Boston
Student
Registered on 2007/11/25 06:22
yes, I'm very interested in your speech too; especially since it is about otaku. 
(ID #181237) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:25
Old Guy in Southern England
IT techie
Registered on 2007/11/11 17:11
Danny, all the best. I'm sure it will be fine. BTW I have just had a look at the PDF for Trend day. Weird cover!! 

Anyhoo, Heights scare me silly. For instance a few years ago I was visiting relatives in Toronto & went up the CN tower. They have a transparent section in the floor and I could NOT step on it. Intellectually I knew it was perfectly safe. After all other people were jumping up & down on it. But I just could NOT put my weight on it. On the other hand flying doesnt bother me at all. 
(ID #181201) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:34
samejima in Philippines
Otaku/Gadgeteer/Deadman
Registered on 2007/01/10 19:15
My last speech/ presentation was couple of years ago when I was still in the process of completing my subjects... that was thesis... It was a program for a medical clinic that was made using vb6... it was funny that when a gal *bitch* schoolmate pointed out the error of our system, I was trying to do the speaking while my gal groupmate was fixing the program... My vision kinda went blurred and I don't know what I was talking about in front of my school mates (I think there were 12 of them) and us presenters' family member and subject lecturer. In the end, we still passed the subject... thank Lord that the panelists wasn't being hard on us... and thank Lord that they had no idea about programming as they are professionals which was not on IT industry... Just sharing my experience on this "presenting in front of crowd" thingy... I know this is just nothing for you guys...

Anyway, Good luck on your presentation Danny... 
And post some pictures of some otaku stuffs from Germany.
(ID #181202) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:35
necrophadian in Unknown Kaddath
priest, theologian and artist
Registered on 2007/04/22 12:01
wow, that is sooooo interesting....
(ID #181208) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:48
Key-Ta-Rho in Germany
University Student
Registered on 2008/03/27 03:48
Don´t expect a lot of cosplay, the maximum i saw are goth-girls, or on special events and only in the south of bavaria (yeah, bavaria is IN germany) cosplay like this: http://www.trachtenstore.com/catalog/images/peter-p.jpg
(ID #181348) Posted on 2008/05/05 04:28
Tempest in Germany
Student
Registered on 2007/11/07 06:44
Yep, no Cosplay here exept on Anime & Manga Conventions. And lol @ bavarian Cosplay, I'm glad I didn't see it so far.
(ID #181397) Posted on 2008/05/05 06:43
Blackster in Germany
BioInformatician
Registered on 2007/11/20 20:34
hm, he should visit düsseldorf then ;)
biggest japanese community in germany and some german wannabe cosplayers! ^^
(ID #181691) Posted on 2008/05/05 14:32
brakko in Italy
"student"
Registered on 2008/03/27 06:07
good luck from me too, danny!
(ID #181203) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:37
necrophadian in Unknown Kaddath
priest, theologian and artist
Registered on 2007/04/22 12:01
i've never had a problem or fear of speaking in front of crowds. just imagine the crowd as something weak and pathetic like a pack of naked mole rats congregating on a rotting tuber and you'll be alright. 
(ID #181207) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:47
sumomokotoko in Norwich, CT
U.S. Navy
Registered on 2008/05/04 01:40
I would think danny will be explaining what otaku is, where it comes from and how to make money off our fickle group.  If there is one certain thing about us , we are defiantly a moving target.  
(ID #181210) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:51
andra in Singapore
Secondary Student~
Registered on 2007/11/06 14:07
Ganbatte Danny!~

Put forth your stormtrooper spirit!
(ID #181213) Posted on 2008/05/04 22:53
Timotei in Sweden
NEET
Registered on 2008/02/17 09:16
がんばって!  

You are doing well for yourself Danny. 

And, I hate to speak in front of people too. 
(ID #181225) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:08
lsio83 in Boston
Student
Registered on 2007/11/25 06:22
good luck Danny~
I'm afraid of speaking in front other people too; I also scares height little bit; well, not that I can't take flight or live in a height place. I just feel dizzy when I'm looking down... Man, I wonder how I could do the sky-diving years ago.
(ID #181228) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:09
Hirito in Singapore
National Service
Registered on 2007/09/01 18:12
Most fears I used to have, but have since overcome. My biggest fear has still got to be the Unknown, be it paranormal or things/events that can go terribly wrong etc.

I'm sure you'll be able to speak in front of everybody, just think of them as not being there, it works (at least for me). May the force be with you!
(ID #181229) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:10
radical anime fan in Singapore, where it's so hot nowadays you could bake a cake on the sidewalk.
Polytechnic Freshman. Mmm... fresh.
Registered on 2007/01/25 21:08
Go go Danny! Personally I always find myself tongue-tied whenever I have to face a large crowd >_< But my biggest fear is one day, I'll simply be unable to overcome any obstacle. Then I'll be FAIL >o< 
(ID #181231) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:16
laughingman in Canada
McMaster Student Fall 08
Registered on 2007/11/18 11:46
I'm afraid of being old. sounds weird, but it's true :<
(ID #181232) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:17
ornehx in Penang, Malaysia
dannychoo.com no aidokusha
Registered on 2007/12/25 22:50
i understand...
imagine all the young cute school girls in nice sailor fuku giggling away while calling you ojayi x~x'
(ID #181242) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:34
AndyH in Birmingham, UK
3D artist
Registered on 2006/12/25 09:56
Best of luck with the confrence mate - take your figmas with you and fiddle with them under the podium when youre stressed!

As for the fears bit - im most afraid of dying a sad lonely bugger, and im well on my way to achieving that o.O
(ID #181234) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:17
Benjamin Takeyo in Lieu de la batille decisive
ひきこもり/Hikikomori. Suits my current state more than a 大学生/University Student. ^^
Registered on 2007/12/04 23:04
Some materials you might want to (or maybe already have added) add to the presentation, Danny. ^^

http://clast.diamondagency.jp/en/?p=97
^ Otaku culture is overwhelming other popular culture in Japan. 

Maybe you can also add how the sales in Japanese pop culture industry has been tripling and how it is happening during this kinda depressing moment in the economy of Japan. ^^

http://ampontan.wordpress.com/2008/01/20/japans-economy-no-longer-first-class/
http://www.time.com/time/asia/2003/cool_japan/story.html

(And the reason why Otaku may be largest contributor to that may be this.... "At present, the Akiba otaku are the only widespread, definable group whose culture remains based on purchasing lots of items as a means to demonstrate fandom", from http://clast.diamondagency.jp/en/?p=97 fifth paragraph).

And personally I want you to add how good Kugimiya Rie is.... especially as a tsundere loli (Nagi, Shana and Louise and the likes). ^^

Oh yeah, identify what tsundere is and what loli is might be good? ^^ lol.
(ID #181235) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:20
Tami in Germany - Cologne
WebDesign, Coding, Administration
Registered on 2007/12/16 10:30
I just hope we get a video of your speech, as the topic is interesting but i don't have the time to attend to it. :) (work won't let me go - bah)
I would be very sad if we don't get one. :p
(ID #181247) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:43
enix in Germany
Student
Registered on 2007/04/06 19:22
Attend? That would cost somethin' around 1200 Euro (1850 USD) Oo. No matter how much I would like to go there... that's too much for me for just one day.

But good luck Danny... want to make a Hamburg dancing Trooper? I'm free to help hahaha ^^
(ID #181372) Posted on 2008/05/05 05:32
Deadly Lampshade in Reading, UK
Slacker
Registered on 2008/01/01 05:52
I've always found that the wait before doing a speech is scary, but the moment it starts, it melts away and the whole thing is easy.

Good luck with yours Danny, either way.
(ID #181254) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:57
Alto50 in U.S.
University Student
Registered on 2008/03/22 22:43
Haha - that sounds like fun...if you like public speaking.  I don't know how I'd fair in front of a ton of people talking about what an otaku is though.  Probably not so well as I hate public speaking myself >_>.

Anyway - good luck with that.

On a side note, I like how the poll proves that people's worst fear is still speaking in front of a crowd way over death.
(ID #181256) Posted on 2008/05/04 23:59
skankywonders in California
Student
Registered on 2007/08/09 05:24
Tha's good Danny, but you need to relax. I get extremly nervous when presenting infront of my class, and you need to breathe in, hold it for 3 seconds, and let it out from your mouth. That always works for me. 

My fears would be spiders, I discovered recently that I can't even look at pictures of spiders on the internet... 

I'll try to find some 2D girls if that relaxes you.
(ID #181261) Posted on 2008/05/05 00:12
Registered on 2007/12/09 05:11
To me, the fear of speaking in front of people is what my reputation with the people will be afterwards. Reputation is important because it affects how people treat you and view you, thus your social life. Even when I am not going to do something stupid, I keep thinking my reputation will go down, because I think I will do the slightest of mistake that will take away my good reputation. If it was a very carefree world, I won't even care what I do in front of, say millions of people, much like the internet which promotes anonymousity
(ID #181262) Posted on 2008/05/05 00:15
Chong Mizunaga in an Afro
Afro-ed Student
Registered on 2007/12/15 09:45
Go Danny~
(ID #181271) Posted on 2008/05/05 00:47
Miki-kun in Perth, Australia
System Administrator and full-time Otaku
Registered on 2007/08/16 23:46
Go Danny! And you're even visiting my old hometown where I spent my first 14 years growing up. I haven't been back (26 years later) but all my relatives are still there. Hope you enjoy it. I managed to overcome my shyness/fear of talking in front of people after several years of being MC for the local anime club (100-150 people a week).
(ID #181273) Posted on 2008/05/05 00:51
kousaka in US
student
Registered on 2007/09/02 00:39
I hate speaking in front of people too, danny.  Just try to remain focused and remember it will be over soon.  Anyway, good luck! 
(ID #181274) Posted on 2008/05/05 00:51
Skywalker in the black hole
Student
Registered on 2008/03/14 04:30
When are you gonna visit the netherlands ? ^_^
(ID #181294) Posted on 2008/05/05 01:45
Danny Choo in Tokyo
Director/代表取締役
Registered on 2006/12/11 10:54
I want to go! But not sure when I can orz.
(ID #181431) Posted on 2008/05/05 07:15
Leo in San Francisco
Email & Network Support/Administration
Registered on 2006/12/24 16:30
Congratulations on getting to speak at this event. I'm sure that you'll do great. I read the interview they had with you. Funny thing is, I think we can extend the term "otaku" to more than just those of us who are into anime, manga, etc. Yesterday I spoke with someone that I'd call a wine otaku. This guy was so passionate about not just drinking wine, but had a huge knowledge about wine in general. AH, Im rambling. Sorry, late night because of a server move
(ID #181296) Posted on 2008/05/05 01:50
Danny Choo in Tokyo
Director/代表取締役
Registered on 2006/12/11 10:54
Most certainly.
(ID #181428) Posted on 2008/05/05 07:14
Edward in Michigan U.S.A.
Troubleshooter, Universal Exports
Registered on 2006/12/24 11:50
Sure, it sure can be applied to other.  We are just use to it being used for anime fans.  I personal can't be called an anime otaku, but I'm photography otaku.
(ID #181563) Posted on 2008/05/05 11:10
Solomon Freeman in Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, China, US
Chairman, Drop Ship, FOREX
Registered on 2007/11/07 17:56
Congratulation Danny! to be an invited speaker for a reputatable convention once again.

I was once a presenter/speaker for my product in several seminars & conference, & my best advise to leave aside the fear of public speaking is to Practice/Rehearse many time before giving the actual speech. While concentrating in script, I tend to remove my specs so that I cant see the audiences in front of me & this will keep me focus in my speech without thinking that someone might not be paying attention or passing negative-thought.

All the best!
(ID #181302) Posted on 2008/05/05 02:06
Danny Choo in Tokyo
Director/代表取締役
Registered on 2006/12/11 10:54
Yep - the "are they listening" fear is a biggie.
Thanks for the advice.
(ID #181425) Posted on 2008/05/05 07:14
6pack in India
collecting figures ;)
Registered on 2008/03/20 12:31
an easy technique to know whether the audience is listening or asleep. Tell a  joke they would understand. If they laugh they're listening. If not, tell them to wake up :D
(ID #181756) Posted on 2008/05/05 17:06
denko in Earth
Perpetual Student
Registered on 2007/12/08 13:55
congrats on the conference. Trend Tag sounds like an interesting forum. I look forward to seeing a post on the highlights. Good luck and represent the otaku cultures well.
(ID #181309) Posted on 2008/05/05 02:19
Jotham in Los Angeles, CA
Student
Registered on 2008/03/08 16:07
may the force be with you.

(ID #181315) Posted on 2008/05/05 02:26
PROXL in Costa Rica
Photography, Dealer
Registered on 2008/04/15 12:26
keep it up, and go for it!
(ID #181320) Posted on 2008/05/05 02:35
don in Minnesota USA
Engineering Student
Registered on 2007/10/22 23:58
Well if you pointed a gun at someone and asked them if they would rather speak or die, I would assume you would be more afraid of dying at that point.
(ID #181325) Posted on 2008/05/05 02:43
chun in vancouver
part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
Registered on 2007/01/09 14:21
I think I tend to cuss when I have to do a presentation (very bad :P) thankfully I haven't been needing to do presentation too often ^^; I am already pretty shifty eyed at times (when nervous) it gets worse when I am in public with too many people LOL!
(ID #181334) Posted on 2008/05/05 03:14
chun in vancouver
part time illustrationist, doll clothing seamstress
Registered on 2007/01/09 14:21
regarding dying I think I would prefer it to be a quick death than a long suffering being a vegetable type death LOL
(ID #181335) Posted on 2008/05/05 03:15