Updates for the day:

• 09:56 Woke up to a sore neck and back. My body is telling me I really need that vacation. #
• 10:15 Oh, Japan and you're inappropriately named fashion brands - bit.ly/2nIo1q #
• 13:17 Bought tickets to Utada Hikaru's concert in SF in January. Completely forgot about it yesterday, good thing they weren't sold out yet. #
• 14:29 @illastrate I think the fact that the LA folks got their own show helped in the non-sold out-ness #
• 15:09 WTH - my neck STILL hurts so much. Was I sleep-headbanging or something? #
• 17:14 So quiet! I need some tunes up in here! #
• 17:19 @MsMatcha OMG I've ditched mine too - haven't written in over a week =( Feel kinda bad about it. #
• 17:19 RT @teapotgirl: Exhibit A: Robert Pattinson fan hospitalised after poster fight, www.heatworld.com/Article/12956 #
• 18:09 LOL - Heard a catchy song which I enjoyed despite abuse of auto-tune. Turned out it was Tokio Hotel's "Automatic" #
• 18:16 Now listening to Tokio Hotel "Noise" - why does this remind me of a song in one of the old puppet-era Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle movies? #
• 19:00 @CainVoorhees Oh, man... sorry for late response. Are you still interested in this? If so, I'll check with my bandmates #

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sorry to be back so soon XD but i worked harder on these! take a look~? (o'_______'o)

sample~

( cut for prices and full examples! )

Semi-final block A is up, if you'd like to go vote for your favorite poupee!

http://pupe.ameba.jp/contest/vote/display/ninQsHCuoiNN

Hello!

Here are a list of places I visited in DV:

Bong Seng Commercial -- Tiny Buttons (12-14 mm)
867 Tabora St.
244-51-62

Everson Modiste Center -- Elastic String, beads, made mini sew-able tinkets
869 Tabora St.
242-11-27
myeverson@gmail.com

Sorry to keep bothering with simple questions ^^;;;

Is like..."stamping" your photos illegal? I've read so many stories within this community about how people steal other peoples closet photos and yeaaah haha. Would this be illegal? ( Example )Because if not I am sooo stamping everything in my closet...

The models with 11.6" screens have keyboards and screens big enough to work on, don't weigh more than the smaller ones, and are less than an inch wider.

That's the sweet spot.  Start looking there!


(And maybe you'll find a different size that suits you better, of course!  Lots of people love their 9-10" netbooks!  But I don't think you can go wrong with a 11.6" model -- never heard anybody complaining about a 11.6" netbook being too big, but a lot of people have found 9-10" models far too cramped)

I want to go home and sleep.

This weekend was great but busy and my body is currently thanking me for it. Thank goodness I have two days off starting tomorrow.

I got small shock/surprise when I was looking at abingdon boys school's myspace top friends and saw this:

http://www.myspace.com/karasuofficial

This is what happened:
1. I was thinking; "Hmm what band is this?" *clicks*
2. "Oh... this dude looks like Tatsuro... really, a lot... what a wannabe! Cool makeup though."
3. *Scrolls down, reads...*
4. Vocal：逹瑯(ムック) ...Wtf it IS Tatsuro!!!?

I just have to ask if I'm the last one finding out about this xD Sorry if it's really been posted about...
Other then that... I think it's a really interesting combo ^^'

the wandering marionettes at BATS N CATS


So I attended the BATS N CATS Hello Kitty 35th Anniversary party at Royal/T organized by BubblePunch this past week! I was happy to attend since I've been so busy moving. The line was insane, it was all the way around the block... and everyone in line was dressed so cute! The photobooth, cakes, decor and everything was totally fabulous. I wish I could have gone to the Fashion Show the next day, but I just wasn't able to. On to some more pics and info!

Truemee and Michelle (Bubblepunch) in their awesome MAC/HK dresses!


Lots of people had amazing outfits, if you want to check it out,...
more photos and coverage here:
http://bubblepunch.wordpress.com/2009/11/16/event-report-hello-kittys-bats-cats-masquerade/
http://www.laweekly.com/slideshow/view/28794959
http://cuteandnast.com/2009/11/bats-cats-unveiled/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shimosh/sets/72157622806766084/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/davetada/4102577136/
http://www.glassofwin.com/?p=464
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bubblepunch/sets/72157622686371569/

I went as Hello Kitty.
pic thanks to CuteNNast

Bow: handmade by me at 6 am, ya'll.
fur coat and studded belt: Target, Corset: Meschantes, JSK: BTSSB, purse: Claire's, cat ears and wig: cosworx, shoes: rose chocolat

I got 3rd place in the costume contest, which was unexpected! I won a Hello Kitty soap dispenser. SO CUTE.
photo from starlollie

Full report is up up up up!!!

Click here to see lots of pictures and links to even more!!


( Some personal thoughts on the event... )

Just post an item from your closet (an alternative too, if you want) for people to suteki. Suteki their item then go to their poupee home and hopefully you'll get a shell!

Good luck and happy hunting, everyone! ♥

( I'm getting really bad at doing these prompts. ^^ )

But let's get to what's really important:

Happy Birthday to mognetcentral and antieden! According to Wikipedia, your birthdays falls on the day in 1938 that many a druggie (and perhaps a few Beatles fans) probably happily celebrate. For that was the day that a certain Swiss chemist synthesized a chemical he meant as a respiratory/circulatory stimulant. Little did he know that less than five years later, he would discover the real power of his synthesized chemical, LSD. It's also the day in 1959 that the hills came alive with The Sound of Music, as it opened on Broadway. Hope you two have a wonderful day today!

EDIT: Drat! Happy Belated Birthday to reyrey as well! Your birthday fell on the day in 1971 that Intel released their first commercial single-chip microprocessor, the 4004. With 2300 transistors and a clock speed of 740 kHz, it's several orders of magnitude less complex (around 5 orders, give or take) than the modern microprocessors that Intel puts out. However, everything must have a beginning. And since you're a sports guy, it was also the day in 1963 that Elgin Baylor of the LA Lakers scored 71 points in a 123-108 victory over the Knicks, at the time a record, until Wilt Chamberlain beat it over a year later scoring 78 points for Philadelphia in a triple overtime loss against the Lakers. Hope you had a great day!

Lets have a raffle!

A great way to earn ribbons and have some fun the more people join!

I will choose the number with a random number generator and post a screen cap so no one thinks I'm being unfair.
And everyone else who entered and didn't win has to comment on the winners item within 48 hours- this is an honor system, so please be fair!
Plus I will give 10 comments to the winner!

Time Limit: 1 Hour 30 Minutes@ 02:00pm New York time
If you post after 1 Hour 30 minutes you are not considered a participant.
Schedule: Sun, Tues, Thur: 01:00pm Tokyo time- Mon, Wed: 02:00pm New York time

To participate:
*Post a Link to you’re an item in your closet. Please post legal items only.
*Make sure to include your number in the subject line in chronological order so we don't have repeats
* Reply to your comment with 'Done' when you finish commenting the winner

So lets have some fun!

Congratulations #18 Mariye!

Over at Beep City, I just released the debut Moldilox chiptune album: The Drifting Classroom. Based on Kazuo Umezu's amazing 70s horror manga of the same name—available in its entirety from the fine folks at Viz Media—this would-be Famicom adaptation takes us from the opening cutscene ("Strange Future") to the very end of Umezu's sizzling tale.

Check it out! Download the full album and listen to all fourteen individual tracks here.

Tell ya mama! Tell everyone!

I'm not sure if this would work better with a hat, and even then: which hat?, but I like it just the same.

Show me what you got, poupees!

"God Bless America"should be our national anthem.  So much better than "The Star-Spangled Banner," which is an awkward tune at best.

It seems like "God Bless America" is sung reverently, almost solemnly these days, ever since 9/11.  Contrast that with the original arrangement by Irving Berlin, sung by Kate Smith -- it's really a joyous (cheesy, even) song.



Of course, I'm biased.

I love posting my old artwork.

We have updated a bunch of backstage photos of MUCC!
You gonna check it out!