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Posted: Fri Nov 15, 2013 6:36 pm Post subject:
I work in a food store.
Things that really annoy me is when customers leave things all across the store.
At the beginning of a day you get a whole basket of things customers have left, then you have to go through everything and throw away perishables that's gone bad.
Can't you put things back where they belong!
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Posted: Fri Nov 29, 2013 1:23 pm Post subject:
keiko1981 wrote:
I work in a food store.
Things that really annoy me is when customers leave things all across the store.
At the beginning of a day you get a whole basket of things customers have left, then you have to go through everything and throw away perishables that's gone bad.
Can't you put things back where they belong!
People are lazy. And yes they should!
Wynter wrote:
Nah, we all pretty much start mid-November. I compared notes with my work colleagues.
The k-remake is called Tomorrow Cantabile (or rather, Nae-il Cantabile, Nae-il being the name of k-Nodame, and also means "tomorrow").
Shim Eun-kyung, the actress who plays the k-Nodame, looks like Juri and is a decent actress, so it's not terrible terrible. The other cast photos are passable, but it's just that they feel photoshopped and a bit off, if you know what I mean. Perhaps I'm too critical? I just don't feel they're going about this the right way. And they added a rival character for Chiaki - a new cello player who is interested in Nodame. I mean what? We already have Kuroki and romance isn't a big part of Nodame Cantabile anyway.
But Joo Won, the guy who plays Chiaki, is I mean, what's with his crappy hair and shirts with one stripe across? Doesn't feel or look like a Chiaki at all I feel all sorts of ragey that this is the guy playing my beloved Chiaki senpai. How is he even a patch on Tamaki Hiroshi? Of course, I'm outnumbered by the pro-remake fangirls of Joo Won, sigh. _________________
The k-remake is called Tomorrow Cantabile (or rather, Nae-il Cantabile, Nae-il being the name of k-Nodame, and also means "tomorrow").
LOL, totally lame.
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Shim Eun-kyung, the actress who plays the k-Nodame, looks like Juri and is a decent actress, so it's not terrible terrible. The other cast photos are passable, but it's just that they feel photoshopped and a bit off, if you know what I mean. Perhaps I'm too critical? I just don't feel they're going about this the right way. And they added a rival character for Chiaki - a new cello player who is interested in Nodame. I mean what? We already have Kuroki and romance isn't a big part of Nodame Cantabile anyway.
But Joo Won, the guy who plays Chiaki, is I mean, what's with his crappy hair and shirts with one stripe across? Doesn't feel or look like a Chiaki at all I feel all sorts of ragey that this is the guy playing my beloved Chiaki senpai. How is he even a patch on Tamaki Hiroshi? Of course, I'm outnumbered by the pro-remake fangirls of Joo Won, sigh.
I'm totally biased, but neither of these actors look like they can fill Juri-chan's or Hiroshi-kun's shoes...
Heh. And some are speculating that they could have a triangle between Mine, Chiaki and Nodame, which could explain the lack of Kiyora so far. Hahaha... and sigh.
My activity these days seems to be going around defending Tamaki's portrayal of Chiaki _________________
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Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2014 7:59 am Post subject:
Susan B. Anthony dollars. I know technically I can spend it anywhere, but it's a pain in the ass. They look at you like "What the hell am I supposed to do with this?!!?"
Which is what I'm thinking as well.
Edit: Problem solved. Find a vending machine that takes $1 coins. Insert coin, hit coin return and get 4 quarters back!
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