Comments for BRose and Oseike's randomness

Comment on Update of General Happiness by Oseike

Oseike — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 21:11:36 +0000

Sounds chill! Though I am confused about why you would get critiqued for using a ridiculous plot device (because ridiculous plot devices deserve to get pointed out no matter what). Personally, I sent my JET thing out yesterday – yay! stress relieved – so now all we have to do is wait and such.

Also just finished my art project due tomorrow, and thus after this all I have is studying for Japanese! *w00t*

Didn’t get 8 hours, though. 7. 7 sucks, too; it’s just not quite 8, but it’s close enough that I’ll feel groggy when I get up. Mer. =\

Comment on Pun poems, what a tree-t! by Kearsten

Kearsten — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 21:59:20 +0000

Thanks so much for putting this on here I have a school project on oall this figure os speech stuff so yea thanks a Bunch and I luv it!!!!!!!!!

Comment on Do I Have To Make All The Puns Around Here? by Oseike

Oseike — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 20:23:09 +0000

Haha, so random. SHOCK!! You not feeling puns?! What have they done to you??? *wails at sky*

Comment on Cooking in my Life by Arlen

Arlen — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 22:23:13 +0000

The subtle flavors of your muenster cheese, when combined with the pepper that gives your eggs a bit of “kick” do a very good job of complimenting the rich and sweet flavor of the bacon. That’s also why I like bacon kinda crispy. It goes so well with the soft chewy eggs. I always look forward to that breakfast. The 3 flavor combo mixed with the 1-2 crunch punch.
This probably sounds manufactured but it’s the truth.

As for what I feel connects me with others… I guess I’d say comedy. Specifically observational humor or sight gags. I always enjoy laughing with others. Sitting around telling jokes and stories, taking short jabs at each other, that sorta thing. That’s part of I think why I randomly say things or ask you questions out of the blue. Trying to kick up some kinda pleasant conversation usually…

Comment on Hamel – Taken Over and Apple Pie by Oseike

Oseike — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 18:41:35 +0000

Ahaha, no, no choking going on in here.

His eyes were really fun! I’d say my favorite part of this picture is the eye area…with the eyebrows.

My apple pie IS good. =3 Only half of it left, now~~

Well, drinking doesn’t make partying hard, I don’t think, though. I mean, it’s just drinking and eating? Like soda, with funny side effects. ….Unless they get hangovers. In which case I laugh at them.

Comment on Hamel – Taken Over and Apple Pie by broses

broses — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 15:32:22 +0000

At first I thought Hamel’s scarf was him putting his hand up to his throat as though he were trying not to choke. Love his eyes. Apple pie is good. I went to a slow game show game, a boring party AND the most awesomest party ever last night. And now I really truly dearly don’t want to have to be at work.

I don’t know how people who drink at parties manage life. I just danced and at junk food and I’m wiped out.

Comment on Cooking in my Life by Oseike

Oseike — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 23:38:12 +0000

Haha, I’m glad I was vaguely deep in a post, enough to get some praise from ya~!

Yes, yes! I’ve been careful about asking people how they are for a couple years now, and it does make a big difference, especially when, if they give you that bland ‘Okay’ response, you press them a little more, seeking to find that little bit that made that day different from yesterday. Eat something good for lunch? Get mad at a teacher? Any homework you’re looking forward to? Stuff like that.

It’s not so much that I think people have lied about my food (though that may have happened once, Junior year. They were being nice), as I get the bland response. Like asking how a day has been without caring about the response, sometimes people respond to my ‘how was it’ with a thoughtless answer (‘It was good’ – imagine this in a flat tone, and that’s about what I get), and I can tell they just didn’t care about the meal, or weren’t thinking about it. I’d like a little more from my connection… =3=

FEED YOU I SHALL. I like to think I’m getting better at it, anyway. ^__~ And if you want, we can browse my awesome 60’s cookbook and make something from that. =)

Comment on Cooking in my Life by broses

broses — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 01:44:57 +0000

this post was really awesome, I like the writing, and love how it says something deep. If you were in my writing class I would have said happy things (as opposed to evasive things attempting to be polite).

Haha, I don’t wonder if you are in a funk, but I do wonder if someone lied to you about your food.

I connect through writing and jokes. And mocking TV shows (which is basically jokes). And asking people how their days are and actually caring about the response (someone said to me a while ago that it irritated them when people just asked how she was without actually caring, and since then I’ve been paying attention to when I ask and when I just say Hi, and there are definite differences. And apparently I care, at least a little bit, about a lot of people.)

You can feed me any time you want. Though I made soy sauce cabbage a couple nights ago. Vaguely based on your “recipe” (really more like a basic theory of cooking). That was really really good.
Laters!

Comment on Break the Butterfly and others by Oseike

Oseike — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 04:52:03 +0000

Break the Butterfly MIGHT be related to Hamel and company, I’m not really sure. And it turns out it will end up being my next art project, so I will definitely finish it! ^__^b

Comment on Break the Butterfly and others by broses

broses — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 23:50:28 +0000

Further comment on Red Woman. I love how you can see her red colors through the passerbys. It’s like THEY are all the unreal things, and she is the only real one in the bunch. Sweet.

I took a day off today, just stared into space at the intersection near my apartment, watching the cars and absorbing sunlight. And wrote some more of my honors project. Good times.