The Office in Japan
This is spot on hilarious.
“Pamu. Pamu. Pamu.”
“Baka.”
“Gomen ne sai.”
And the way she laughs. So very, very, very japanese.
If I didn’t know any better, SNL produced a few laughs last weekend.
This is spot on hilarious.
“Pamu. Pamu. Pamu.”
“Baka.”
“Gomen ne sai.”
And the way she laughs. So very, very, very japanese.
If I didn’t know any better, SNL produced a few laughs last weekend.
XKCD would only appeal to geeks. Or am I wrong? Read some of these and tell me if you get the humor. Especially, the math stuff.
XKCD, a webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math and language.
Who’s the superest of them all?
I don’t know but some of these are quite clever.
I’m currently waiting for a load of laundry to dry. I just folded my whites. I’ve been living in my house for five years and I can count one hand the number of socks I’ve lost.
The myth is of the sock monster stealing one sock from a pair. I doubt it. If you’re careful enough you shouldn’t lose a sock.
Of course I’ve come across a missing sock, but it was soon found. It may have been overlooked at the bottom of the hamper or mixed in with the white, but they’ve been found. I’ve seen them fall between the drier and the washer, but they were still located in time to match the missing pair.
I don’t think it’s because of the sock vortex. I just think we get too lazy to care.
The Specials cover The Ska-tallites.
The last of the rocking songs from The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya. Sort of punk-pop, hunh?
The scene from the previous post in context of the anime
This song actually rocks. And the English version isn’t bad also. Someone should cover it. What’s the chords and stuff?! RockBand
Aya Hirano is so cute in this. Much better than how she looks like on the extras from the DVD.