miller

Haha yes photos are good. Luckily he said they don't have much space so just write the romaji. Phew!

Someone has asked me to translate some names of Japanese food into English. I'm not a translator and I'm not keen on doing this kind of thing but said I would give it a go. Many of the items are meals and food. I'm wondering if it is best to just give those romaji names (ie/ soba) or whether to actually translate the meaning, describe what it is (ie/ buckwheat noodles or whatever it is). What you reckon? Perhaps have both in there though that is increasing my work!

On the back of a truck this afternoon in big letters "Power Turd Brake System" Anyone idea what they might have wanted to say there?!

Originally Posted By: JA Originally Posted By: griller Had a play around with one in the shop last night. Very swish. Heavier than I imagined, but then again it does look pretty amazing. Cpn Kirk would have wanted one of these. And HE's imaginary, too! too?

No not those. Proper crisps.

Wasabi flavored thick cut crinkly potato chips. Oh yes

7. Not many but had fun on those.

Hope not.

If you can't get it off, I'd take it in to the local shop and see what they say.

Myoko Zao Maiko Kagura/Naeba Niseko

Superb, keep them coming.

Quote: Heavy snowfall, blizzard, just doesn't quite convey the same idea. What, you mean the rad dude-ness of some words? Heavy snowfall seems good to me.

Perhaps becoming a bit boring now, but..... WIN 10,0,22,87

Got some great lenses there. I am jealous. I'd really like the wide.

The Sixth Day. Arnie being as bad as he can be. Well creepy Sim Pal toys. Lots more. Oh yes, it's bad.

6 days. Good ones though.

I know it's only a forecast but anyone heard any long term for the next 3 months? I feel it hasn't been as hot this last few weeks compared to usual, so hoping for perhaps a summer not as scary hot as usual...

Fine photos this season muikabochi. Thanks for sharing so many. Would a blue filter do good in that situation too?

I knew Eamonn Murphy. Very sad. Quote: Three men killed in an avalanche on one of Scotland's most dangerous mountains were named last night as warnings were given to climbers that the risk of further slides will remain high over the next few days. Eamonn Murphy, 61, from Carrick­fergus, Co Antrim, and his brother John Murphy, 63, from Portrush, Co Antrim, died along with Brian Murray, 46, from Monifieth, Tayside, when they were engulfed by thousands of tonnes of snow on Buachaille Etive Mor, near Glencoe. Eamonn Murphy was a well-known ­artist and former teacher who had

Do you like beer, thursday? Hows the gut?

Look forward to your pics muikabochi, always good. Is that with the D200?

I thought you had the 600, thursday? Hows the D700? Nice?

Nice pics as always, get out there!

Good reason to get a few extra thousand yen off (the little bumps and knocks).

Is that Car mountain??