I don't have a fav group or listen to much of it at all.
I've fallen in love with amber from f(x)
Have a cute video of her:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEe_AIGm3Ek

and I like some of snsd's songs.
Also the dance video of good boy by gd and taeyang is good c:
What do you like?

@Zia: Huehuehue, now you can't work c:
It's like tape but with a 'Fffff' (tae-phh?)
Same! The change in weather is really making me sinus and skin go all weird.
It's like BLARGH HELP ME.

Kpop isn't that great. It's a great visual though. Everything is so pretty also I like dance so I enjoy the choreo although sometimes it gets really weird.

@Dream: tell me about it
It's taken me years to get my first gen knuffel to lvl 100. Hahaha. I'm just really slow with levelling mine. I go through stages where I always feed and dig and long periods of nothingness.

I'm surprised a large percentage are home schooled for religious reasons. I thought a larger percent would be due to lack of facilities nearby (like those who live in the country) or health issues. I think I now remember my one friend who was home schooled! It was medical reasons though. That's the only person I know :S

Mosaics sounds a little random but probably a lot of fun :D Do they offer music lessons?

Heehee, yeah, I'm glad mine have levelled up as fast as they have. ^^
I think in the U.S. there are almost always schools nearby to where people live, especially since generally, people with kids purposely move 'close to civilization' AKA close enough to schools. Also I don't know of that much country to be super far from school, though that may be different for other states than mine?
Yes, they do offer music lessons, like guitar and piano. My sister once took violin from a paid instructor.

I went to a beach house party yesterday and got involved in too many drinking games because they were hilarious. I lost the first round of King's Cup which was bad because I had to drink 1L of beer+vodka.
I over drank and have a hang over =A=
I also reset my troth tokens :(
I also hurt my shoulder and neck turning a tap.

What's up?
Do you guys like my new pixel doll? c: (in my sig)

Ooh she's adorable xD I think I saw that segment because Sunny was in it :p But I also have a fondness for SNSD songs~ I think they were my first group waay back in 6th grade, when I heard their song "Kissing You." But now my favorite groups are SHINee, AOA, and APINK. I only know the members of SHINee though, since I watched half of their season for Hello Baby x'D so yeah, not so hardcore.

Master Poshi wrote:@Zia: Huehuehue, now you can't work c:

>:U FFFFF

It's like tape but with a 'Fffff' (tae-phh?)

Oh. I've been teaching it as tah-FEH. Weird. Haha. Thanks! (the IPA would be /tajf/, but you could say /tayf/ if the IPA version isn't intuitive.

Same! The change in weather is really making me sinus and skin go all weird.
It's like BLARGH HELP ME.

lol my boyfriend's been holding my hands to keep myself from scratching my skin off.

Kpop isn't that great. It's a great visual though. Everything is so pretty also I like dance so I enjoy the choreo although sometimes it gets really weird.

Oh yeah. It's very dance-oriented. The music itself is sort of neglected, especially in lives. It's so weird. Usually, if it's a music band, you'd think they'd put music first and then have background dancers or something.

Aw, Poshi. Doesn't sound like a good day. I've only overdrank once. We ordered a thing of soju-cocktail and it came in a tiny bottle and only half-full, and we figured it wouldn't be enough for us so we ordered two more bottles. But then we realize that soju is a REALLY strong drink so the other girls gave up. But they were expensive so I drank them all because otherwise we'd be wasting money. So they led me out of the restaurant all giggly and wobbly and took me karaoke. It was great. But then again, I'm a real light weight. My boyfriend gave me a glass of champagne once and I got SO drunk. ONE glass of champagne.


It's cute. Very wintery. So weird, but I guess winter's coming for you.

I think the first ever song I heard was Lollipop
and the first snsd song was oh in year 11/12.
I'm not too into kpop but Ive definitely fallen in love with Amber
I've also gotten into Korean make up recently. My friend studied there for 6 months and brought back a lot of awesome stuff. My skin has never looked better.

Should I get a boyfriend to hold my hand as well? Kek.
I do it a lot during my sleep but not so much when I'm awake.
Stress is also a large contributor to my eczema.

I can't imagine the lyrics are that great. Luckily I don't understand Korean! I can stay ignorant. I hear there's a lot of lip syncing?

Wow! How did you drink all that soju and survive if you get drunk on champagne? O: You probably got drunk faster because it's champagne.
I don't like champagne or wine. I like all the sugary stuff like cocktails :D
I had a cinnamon cocktail once and it tasted like a bread shop.
I'm a light weight compared to all my white male friends but I'm just as much of a light weight as my female friends hahaha. So it's ok c:!

Yay! I think Asian skin care stuff is a lot nicer than North American stuff. I mean, BB cream in America is basically just tinted moisturizer. XP

You could also wear a pair of gloves to bed. I have a pair of moisturizer gloves. You're supposed to put them on after you put on hand moisturizer so that they absorb into your skin instead of into your blankets while you sleep.

It's not just lyrics. When you hear them live, either they lip-synch or they're so out of breath it's just terrible to listen to. But 15 years ago there was a talk about how Korean singers don't know the words to their own songs because they only lip-synch. And there was a video of this Japanese idol who was singing into the back of the microphone. Everyone on the youtube comment section was like, "Oh, wow! She sounds amazing even though she's singing into the wrong part of the microphone! She's so talented!" And I'm just like, "You guys do realize that if that microphone was actually on, you'd get so much feedback from the monitors, right?"

I think the problem was that we were at a restaurant and eating food and drinking but my boyfriend and I were just drinking cocktail on empty stomachs. So I got drunk faster. I do prefer sugary drinks, but champagne is pretty good. I like some semi-dry wines, but not a fan of super sweet dessert wines or super dry wines. My boyfriend bought me some hard ciders that are super good! c:

Haha, just don't try to drink like your male friends, then. c:

Ziaheart wrote:BB cream in America is basically just tinted moisturizer. XP

I know. It's absolutely ridiculous. Labelling it as BB is deceitful.
I don't particularly mind purchasing stuff from the Korean make up stores we have around here. They're about the same price as regular drug store make up but the downside is the shades are so light.
I'm naturally dark.
I can barely pass with CC cream and I wear it under my foundation so I don't look ghostly. It's good stuff though. The west needs to catch on.

I've tried gloves before but they always end up missing in the morning.
The best I can do is keep my nails short.

Has lip syncing become acceptable though? I hear the concerts aren't that expensive but I'm Australian, so it'll add up to be $20AUD on a concert ticket there. I'm not sure how much of a Korean person's weekly salary that would be.

Alcohol on an empty stomach is bad! Especially if it's really bubbly stuff. I'm too sure what type of wine I've had. My ex-bf's family used to offer me red wine with steak whenever I went out with them. I didn't like any of it.

Haha, if I drink as much as my male friends, I would be dead. They had a drinking comp and reached 27 standard drinks. They were barely drunk.

Hello people, how is everyone today?

I have safely arrived in Japan and am now talking to you from there. It's a bit hard getting used to everything, especially since I know I will be staying there for a long time.

Hi Kuuki! Glad to know you've had a safe trip.
What things concern you the most?
Do a lot of people speak English?