Goosie

that was invented in Ealing, innit.

Yeah, it's good with crackers or on its own.

that's a lot of information. Too much for my small brain. Surely there must be places in Hokkaido that are more Japanese than foreign. When I go to Japan, I don't want to visit the UN.

it seems perfectly on to me.

Tin Tin. Always been a dork.

No tipping in hotels in Japan. It freaks me out that petite Japanese girls are required to handle huge cases and trolley them up to the room. It's very embarassing to have a wee lassie. Nikko Sapporo, shame on you.

I reckon I would like octopussie rather than just plain old octopus.

There is no such thing as a tikka masala. That's an anglicised concoction. It's either cjicken tikka. Or masala, which just means spice mix.

Lately I have been very into creamed cheese. I almost ate a tub of philadelphia.

I think Nasri would do well at ManU. Wasted at Arse n' all

octopussie

not rerad the entire thread. But sounds like a person who is not pleased with himself would contemplate this.

Haha, very funny. Anymore new ones?

We have been going to Niseko for 6 years now. At first, it was surprising to hear the odd "G'day, MATE" and "Mate, mate, mate...." but we quickly realized there was a large Australian contingent all over the place. And we got used to it. The following year we heard a lot of Cantonese being shouted across the mountain and across te streetS. "HAVE YOU EATEN YET?" shouted across the street on dark icey nights. "OF COURSE WE HAVEN'T. ALL THE FRIGGIN RESTAURANTS ARE FULL THAT'S WHY WE'RE WALKING UP AND DOWN THIS STREET!!!" A few years back, we started to hear "let's go up lah...",