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Cimorene ([personal profile] cimorene) wrote2006-05-08 03:31 pm

things on my mind, monday afternoon edition


  • prince of tennis, where everyone really is gay, and tezuka seems to be looking more like gackt every day. alökskjfjfjdjjd. and what is that on kaidoh? is that a giant belt and an outfit stolen from madonna's wardrobe? why is everyone dressed up like from the pages of some magazine of gay pinups, except inui and momo, who are dressed in a baseball jersey and an oversized toddler's shirt respectively? is that a tattoo on ryoma or a bracelet that was too big to go around his wrist? and can we please see the contents of fuji's purse? i don't know this person who keeps posting scans of trading cards but i think i love her.


  • i found one website that said mörk kostym includes ankle-length dresses or short ones and another that said short or half-length, never long. also one that said no bare shoulders before 6 pm (...) and another that said that the short dress has to be of "mycket fin" material as opposed to just pretty nice. so basically i am even less certain whether i have to buy a new dress than before.


  • despite appearances to the contrary, i am studying finnish. keskellä means 'in the middle of' and the adessive-case construction for 'i have' requires the object be in the partitive case in the negative but not the positive. see? my vocabulary sucks.

[identity profile] cimness.livejournal.com 2006-05-08 02:08 pm (UTC)(link)
so i see! we're way before learning äänestää at this point, but i was able to get it from context. in swedish it's just adorable.

[identity profile] kmazzy.livejournal.com 2006-05-08 02:19 pm (UTC)(link)
i have a sweet new european elections bookmark.

myslím, tedy volím (czech)

gondolkodom, tehát szavazok (hungarian)

sadly i lack the necessary fontage to do the polish, estonian, lithuanian, greek, maltese and latvian.

[identity profile] cimness.livejournal.com 2006-05-08 02:23 pm (UTC)(link)
hah, you'd never know finnish and hungarian were related from that.