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Wagga Mumma's in Civic, Canberra. - It's a Japanese ramen restuarant :D How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

Weird? Who's weird?! :P Heya, Sima!

Yeah, I've looked at Aikido for a while, though I think in my current stage in life I need something a little more tangible in terms of advancement. I like Shaolin Kung Fu, especially because of the Chan philosophy behind it, but also because it has some short-term benefits that disguise the...

I'm glad I didn't go see My Bloody Valentine 3D - although it would have made such a great scared-babe date movie :D I watched Men in Black before going to Auslan class tonight. I had a hankering for smart, sexy suits and cockroach-crunching humour :D

You're welcome, Hear Again. I'm glad I made some sense :lol:

... Though I've never heard of ears being able to speak :S

I would love to work in a garden nursery with plants, or in a job where I can make - or help others make - beautiful things. The soul or heart is what assists in those jobs, and the soul does not have ears to speak of. Heck, look at Beethoven! :D

Try thinking about it like this - this is from my own experience, so it may not be quite as accurate for you: Times when your emotions are pushed down inside, creates so much pressure inside that it can sharpen you, making you feel hard and on the edge. However, this means that just a small...

I laughed so hard I snorted >_> <_< :D

O_o You are a ninja - I don't recall meeting you! Or, it just could be too much exhaustion from Kung Fu training eroding my memory :lol:

I have been in a similar situation. If you try and think of your feelings' message here in terms of the metals of the katana, what metal sword are your feelings trying to be like? It seems that they might be going from a hard steel (lending you an edge, but at the price of being breakable) to a...

My source in class has divulged your identity, JC! Thank you for your help with James' and my presentation - I definitely think you deserve some chocolate! It'd be great to meet you in person sometime!

Ancient Japanese swordsmiths knew that to make a razor-sharp sword, one needed hard steel. But, hard steel was brittle - it was not flexible and would break easily when struck against another weapon. Soft steel, on the other hand, was very resistant to breaking, but was too soft to hone to a...

Well, in that case, do you prefer dark or white chocolate? Need some soothing classical guitar music? Any enemies made "lost"? :lol: