For large stuff around here, we cant either take it straight to the dump, and pay by weight or wait until spring and set it on our curb. When something is on the curb for spring cleaning, it is up for grabs; anything left after a certain date is pick...
Why can't we have that in the U.S.? Although I'm sure there would be plenty of people here that would not be able to figure it out because they are too stubborn to learn anything new.
Where I live, that bill is: 4 times higher than fast food 2 times higher than a sit down restaurant about right for a fancy place to eat (I'm thinking a "tie required" kind of place)
I would like more of what Funimation is doing, giving online previews of series so that we can make better decisions when finding anime we want. On a side note: Guilty Crown is awesome.
The glasses fad kind of freaks me out, and it does horrible things to the perspective of the face. If you are going to wear fake glasses, please don't get the comically big ones; at least not without the silly nose attachment.
This looks interesting, but I don't think I can find something like that around here. Its kind of sad when the most exotic food we have is places that serve Mexican "themed" food, but the rest is the usual pizza, burgers, or what would be considered...
Danny should make a "Danny Choo Food Book", by compiling all of his food pictures and include a recipe to create that dish. I think his food pictures would make anybody drool while looking through it.
This would be perfect for my college graduation trip. I might want to find some kind of tour package so that I do not get lost or miss out on some fun. Things on my list are: Akihabara, Edo wonderland, all of Nara (yay temples and shrines), visiting...
This is actually a hard question. I know I knew of the dancing storm trooper bit before becoming a regular reader, but I think it was just due to searches about Japan that lead me here. I was the photo-walks that eventually kept me here.
