Poshi wrote:Thanks Mika :3 I mean it's a game of probability so it doesn't matter which number you pick. You'll just have to get lucky with random.org lol

Wait, why Hikaru no go? I haven't read it. I don't have a lucky number.

Usually I wouldn't spend a FC on room items but I have my thesis due next week and another hundred page one end of this week so ;-; no time to collect cute little ghosties.

Whut, Bill is a cyberman o:! I want to watch DW now. Eh, I generally don't like characters like Rory.

True. Lol, I use random.org for these types of things too!

"Go" is both a type of game as the number 5 in Japanese.

Aha, someone gave me an FC so I don't have to suffer. XD Good grief, I'm happy.

Aha school is cancelled today due to typhoon. Which has now completely passed over Tokyo so I basically get an extra week-end day.
Many train lines have stopped though so it's still justified.

Also, I managed to get into the school I wanted to get in, yahoooo.

and I choose 3, as usual. 3 is my own lucky number, for no particular reason except I'm born in March XD

It is indeed a time eater. Ahh the pun...


3 if I can pick today.

Clara being a dalek, the first time on asylum of daleks was a different version of her. She went through the doctor's personal time stream. But because she was with the 11th that was the one she could interact with the most.

The 2nd time she was a dalek was on season 9, with 12 (calpaldi). Except she was just in a dalek case and not a actual human turned dalek.

Btw daleks were a race called Kaleds. Which were humanoid type aliens. Radiation of the surface of Skaro (planet they're from) is part of why Davros made daleks besides the war of Kaleds vs Thals http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Thousand_Year_War

@Kuuki: Wow, a typhoon. D: And you live in Tokyo?

We're all covered in cute ghosties >u<

@Mika Although when people say Go I think of that Chinese board game with the black and white pebbles. Mainly because of recent headlines about AlphaGo Zero.

Whoot! FCs. I decided to spend a lot of my FCs yesterday. I went into the TT and went "eh what the hell" *buys everything she slightly wants. I think I'm a little stressed so I start manic shopping.

@Kuuki What school and what are you studying there? o: I hear typhoons are common in Japan. Are they usually bad? We don't get much here in Australia except bush fires. I suppose it's good that we don't sit on a fault line and we're not tropical either.

@River I asked my bf to watch DW with me after uni is all over :3 We'll probably binge it. Maybe we should have a spoiler tag for Chrizine's sake since we might want to watch it although maybe she'll obtain good background on some of the creatures.

@Mika: Yep I live in Tokyo.
And typhoons are a common occurence, you get used to it and they're less dangerous in the city than in the countryside.

@Poshi: I'm learning Japanese. Since it seems like I'm going to live here for a while I might as well learn the language.
They're not bad in Tokyo, they can be quite bad in the islands and in the countryside. This one was particularly bad it seems. Usually only the trains and the planes are more or less affected, today some roads were closed, there has been floods, and even some electricity blackouts, or at least a lot more than usual.
Nothing affected me though, when I woke up everything was over and now it's sunny.

@Kuuki: Oh nice! I've been to Tokyo once, and I loved it; my brother and I were so moved when we went to visit One Piece Tower. I'm also so jealous of your convenience stores! *facehands*


@Poshi: Yep, that's what it is, Poshi! It's that game.

Aha, if I could afford it, I would do the same. Well, I actually do buy, but I limit my spending to X amount per month.

Aha, when I first came here it was full on sakura season so I was moved by that XD
And I have to admit that now I couldn't live without convenience store. France, my home country, has everything that closes after 8, at best, and everything opens at 10 in the morning, at best.
When we talked about eventually moving out somewhere he flat out refused to live anywhere where there's no convenience store.

Oh, that must've been beautiful! I think I went during autumn for Tokyo. It was around autumn for us in the States anyways.

Ooh. We have some convenience stores here, but the food can't compare. When I first had that fruit sandwich in Japan, it was like love at first bite. Not to mention that soba bread. Now when people talk of trips, I only dream of going back.

"He" as in your dad? Well, I agree with that sentiment.

Autumn is the same in Japan and in the US.

I was so surprised when I first saw that fruit sandwich and then I tried it and couldn't stop.
To be honest, everything is good everywhere, even if cheapest restaurant is good.

Nope, sorry, I should have detailed more. I was talking about my boyfriend/fiance.
To sum up my situation, I'm French, moved to Japan on a temporary visa, met my boyfriend, went to school to get a student visa, the BF proposed and here I am living in Tokyo.