PudgyM29の コメント (95)

Electronic 'stored value' cards are not prevalent here in the U.S.A., but they are being used more frequently in mass transit systems. They are not like PASMO because they are only valid on Chicago Transit Authority buses & trains, and suburban buses. These are 'flat-fare' authorities. Commuter trains (METRA), which are distance-based fares, do not participate. I have a CTA Chicago Card (its name). The regular one: It requires that I pay cash to charge it. The Chicago Card Plus is tied to a credit card. It automaticall... ( コメントを見る » )

It is shopping, divided into by the soccer matches I cover [sporting]. The fare on the Tobu Tojo Line from Ikebukuro to Kawagoe is only ¥450. A one-seat ride from Shibuya to Kawagoe is now possible on the new Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line. Seek through-routed "F"-Line trains bound for Shinrinkoen. ( コメントを見る » )

I apologize for that, Danny. I'll avoid the wide-open pantira images in the future. ( コメントを見る » )

~ heh heh heh heh heh heh heh ~ Right now, somebody at a JAV corporation is face-palming himself and uttering, "Why did I not think of this?" ( コメントを見る » )

I give the image a 7.5. I would like to view *more* of her pantsu. There is supposedly something off-putting about her face? Huh? I didn't notice that. X=S Sunday would be fine for me. The clock here at Dannychoo seems off. This response is being posted at 00:51 hours [GMT - 6] on 10 June 2008. Notice what time the system clock displays for it. ( コメントを見る » )

Is Xmas the season for giving? That is *not* nice of Santa to give me an ultimatum like that. Especially since I now have his E-Mail address. |=O Better redress the question, you old lummox... ( コメントを見る » )

Thank you for the link to av-girl.info. 3=) ( コメントを見る » )

I have this. It is still downstairs in a storage room in the basement. As far as I know, it still works. I bought it in November 1984 from a mid-sized corporation called Protecto Enterprises in Barrington, IL. I always used the disk drive; never the cassette player. What is the legacy of the C=64 to the average computer user of today? In the late 1980s, a new storage medium was invented for Commodore computers. It was a "B:" drive. Now you know why it is missing. From 1984-1996 it was extensively used by me to keep track of t... ( コメントを見る » )

What is taught in "journalism" schools nowadays, *worldwide*? "If it bleeds, it leads." What matters is getting eyeballs to your television show, your newspaper, or your World-Wide Web site. The more eyeballs you have, the *more you can charge for advertisements* on your television show, your newspaper, or your World-Wide Web site. This keeps the corporation profitable. Which is the *bottom line*, and what truly matters. ( コメントを見る » )

Are you going to the opening of the Fukutoshin subway line on the 14th, Danny? This is the Tokyo Metro line designated to take some of the passenger load off the JR Yamanote Line between Ikebukuro and Shibuya. It shall be the second Tokyo Metro line to have 'Express' trains mixed in with the regular service. There are any number of railfans, especially here in Chicago, Danny [ http://cera-chicago.org/ ], who would *love* to be able to ride along with the tr... ( コメントを見る » )

Very nice. Thank you very much. If Dannychoo had that function, I would increase your reputation. I agree with kirbybowl that you need to use Firefox (Get the 'Pornzilla' add-on.) [ http://www.squarefree.com/pornzilla/ ] to download all the images from a web page. ( コメントを見る » )

This one is ok. I give it a 6. She should be closer to the lens. We need more of her panchira showing. I liked week 1 better. I am inspired to plunder my library to find an SFW panchira image to knock-off this feature series. !=) ( コメントを見る » )

How did I miss this? Thankfully, I clicked on someone's profile page and saw his comment here. 3=) This is nice. I give it an 8. She gets a +½ (one-half) for white pantsu. ( コメントを見る » )

Haruka is very kawai'i. Her hair tails are longer than the Keisei Oshiage Line! ;=) ( コメントを見る » )

The page took _forever_ to load (on a V.90 modem), but it was very good. There are some *scintillating* close-ups. [ http://cuta.sakura.ne.jp/photo/311_rizfis/311_rizfis_395.jpg ] I love close-ups. X=) ( コメントを見る » )

Why do you think the designers of figures clothe them and put them in poses like this? OK, _besides_ their own personal health care reasons at the end of the day when they are sketching them? Because they want people (otaku or otherwise) to notice them. So take the pictures. However, I should also tell you that I would encourage you to take a picture of a _live-action_ model in a similar outfit. So perhaps your mileage may vary. ;=) ( コメントを見る » )

The southland is the only place besides Chicago where I have lived for any length of time. But that was only twenty months back in 1981-82. I think it is still a nice place to visit. Despite what one respondent here scribed, Los Angeles *really needs* a comprehensive rail transportation system. Depending on motor buses to handle all of its traffic is completely nonsensical. I would not go as far as scrawling that _Giant Robot_ is the best magazine out here, but it is very, very good. For all the locals urging you to visit their cities, John... ( コメントを見る » )

Most politicians "represent" a district which he|she and his|her political party's cronies have custom-drawn to ensure that only their party's candidate will win election from that district. People with that much power are the ones who do not consider the ramifications of their actions. These censorship laws are all 'window dressing'. They appear to attack the problem, but they do nothing to genuinely halt the reprehensible actions at which these so-called solutions are aimed. It always comes down to numbers. Th... ( コメントを見る » )

I dislike ¥100 shops. They are too expensive. ¥99 shops are where to go! ;=)> [ http://www.shop99.co.jp/ ] (The one in Asakusa sustained me for half my last trip to Tokyo.) If I ever find the ¥100 shop selling smut (most likely older VCDs), *look out*. I'm talking complete buy-out. Here in the U.S.A., most of the "dollar stores" have items for which they charge more than one dollar. An exception to that is "Deal$". It'... ( コメントを見る » )

The only time I was really shoved in a train in Japan was the Sunday of the Club World Cup Final last year [16 December]. It was not on the through train from Tokyo to Yokohama (which was the Keikyu Line), but on the JR Yokohama Line from Higashi-Kanagawa to Kozukue. To begin with, the train should have had more cars. Somehow, perhaps because it was a Sunday, JR thought there would not be that many passengers. This was two hours before the third-place game kickoff. I managed to get into car four of the 4-car train. When we got to Kikuna, ther... ( コメントを見る » )

I do not eat sushi. I prefer my food be cooked, please. But I have just learned of a supposedly-better reason to *not* eat sushi here in the U.S.A. Supposedly, the Rev. Sun Yung Moon's "church" owns the corporation which distributes about 96% of the fish served at sushi restaurants. And that is where it makes most of its money. The fried egg with the crab meat on the ramen noodles sounds much better, especially for only ¥800. How deep was the bowl, Danny? The teritama also sounds delicious. How do they make a half-boiled ... ( コメントを見る » )

But then *your* hand would smell of *that* orifice. Other train riders would then outwardly cringe if they saw you reaching for the support strap with that same hand. ( コメントを見る » )

They stink because *they have not been home* in three days. Too many marathon sessions at the office, followed by attempts to relax at the local karaoke place or izakaya. !=)} ( コメントを見る » )

Can the USB connection be utilized to display the internal activity of the flip hole in *real time* on a netcam connected to NetMeeting? Or can it be saved to a hard (oops) drive for a later up-load (oops again)? X=}) ( コメントを見る » )