[Yuuji]

To Darknight2-
Why did you want to know if I was an American?
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Originally Posted by katelynisspecial

Haha Yuuji. No, you don't have to go back and look. You can just ask me new questions if you want. If they were super important, you'd probably remember them, so I guess just don't worry about it.

*sighs*
*puts on a Miner's hardhat, equipped with a floodlight, and goes back to look*

1) Other then Josh, what have been your focuses lately?
2) Also what are your focuses when you try to relax?
3) Make any snowmen lately?
4) Did you make good use of the Snow days?
5) That includes massive amounts of relaxing.
6) I'll be in Columbus next weekend, do you know of anyplace (Japanese) I should check out?
7) Where is Josh's ticklish spot?
8) Are you fast enough to get to that ticklish spot since Josh is Ambidextrous?
9) Has Josh bought, or plans to buy, a rice cooker spatula in order to play ping pong with?
10) Or are you just going to have him treat you to milk at the onsen?

Another snow day today!
On another note, Josh said he found some really great sites on Japan, and got some great ideas of what he wants to do on the trip, and prices and eating places and places to stay. So he's going to hopefully soon run them by his grandparents. I keep pushing him, but he never does =P

Oooooo!!
I wanna know! I wanna know!
Then I realize..._I'M_ not going on this trip! Why am I all excited?

But.....so I hear you are trying to push him into talking to his grandparents....yet he won't?
*strokes his non-existent beard*

So what do you plan on doing about that? *loaded question*
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Originally Posted by Natsume

Well, most of my lectures are very crucial to my major. The instructor just opens the presentation and literally reads from it, and tells us to 'pay attention'. If you ask me, he stole a PhD.

...I would tend to agree.
Unfortunately, you have to deal with it. One way or another. Which means more time spent, because another person couldn't handle their responsibilities.
Whenever you have a choice (in this case, you don't) try to stay away from people like that. Even if you have to be a little underhanded.

That sounds very cool. I wish we had a similar club at AUS. All we have here is a bunch of boring cultural and social clubs, with no fun at all.

Our Genshiken is quite unique. Let I was referring too, the previous anime group was run by a complete and utter *******. It was NOT fun to say the least, while most of what we had to watch was what he wanted to watch. Most of us left.
The only reason I even knew the group was reforming, was because I ran into an old friend (he actually still shows up, even though he's graduated) who was bringing his Xbox into the auditorum.

We were only 6 people, fun enough. Then it slowly grew, and most people who came actually had 'common sense' so no formal rules ever had to be adopted. And when about 13 people are acting mature, it has an effect of the even newer people who show up. Which is nice.

So in essence, we lucked out.
Because I can assure you, at my University, the culture and social clubs...well, suck.
But for this group, well I ran into some Breyer 2-quarts down from $6.19 to $2.50 each. So its ice ceam night again!! (Yeah, its winter, but people still wanted some!).
Now I just have to make sure other people bring toppings, bowls, and spoons.

May I ask how can you find time for doing all of this and not feel any stress?

I've been having a bit of a problem with time managment and I'd appreciate some tips. Thanks in advance

Hmmmmmmmmmm.
That is difficult in two ways:
1) I am feeling stress, just that Genshiken (and writing here) take away that stress. Sometimes a little too much, and it becomes 'escape', but its tolerable.
2) The advice I can give it a bit detailed. And I've already written for about 20 minutes, and need to go finish something else first. Also this response is pretty long. Let me give you a rain check, and i'll put it in later.

....if Kate doesn't *SMACK* me for some of the facetious questions I was asking.