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kamion
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Post by kamion » Nov 20th, '05, 01:28

Anyone here?

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Post by silzii » Nov 20th, '05, 01:33

:salut: From UK too.

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Post by kamion » Nov 20th, '05, 01:36

:cheers: Glad I'm not alone then.

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Post by silzii » Nov 20th, '05, 01:42

They're probably alseep

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Post by wing_wing1 » Nov 20th, '05, 01:44

i'm here too! hi everyone i'm new here! :blink

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Post by silzii » Nov 20th, '05, 01:50

Heya :lol

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Post by neokenzo » Nov 20th, '05, 01:57

I'm in Ireland so we're sort of neighbours ;) :)

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Post by idiotboy » Nov 20th, '05, 12:57

<-- is in the uk, in bristol.

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Post by zhou » Nov 23rd, '05, 02:20

*bump*

1 more for your list right here

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Post by wing_wing1 » Nov 23rd, '05, 05:39

i'm from further away.... my hometown's in da midlands, but i'm studying in manc rite now....

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Post by Izuppi » Nov 29th, '05, 16:13

:salut: I'm in London! :salut:

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Post by Lowest » Nov 29th, '05, 16:15

This thread is going to be huge :lol

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Post by pe3kabo0 » Nov 30th, '05, 18:45

i'm situated in the outskirts of London so yea ^_^

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Post by wingsky » Dec 1st, '05, 04:21

south coast represent! 8)

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Post by techie » Dec 5th, '05, 08:57

idiotboy wrote:<-- is in the uk, in bristol.
Hey run over to Nailsea and slap my cousin over the head for not letting me know she's here :blink


oh .. hiya btw. 8)

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Post by idiotboy » Dec 5th, '05, 11:39

techie wrote:
idiotboy wrote:<-- is in the uk, in bristol.
Hey run over to Nailsea and slap my cousin over the head for not letting me know she's here :blink
yr cousin will be safe for a while - i've only recently (well, relatively recently) moved to bristol, so i've no idea where nailsea is, or how to get there.

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Post by Aa-chan » Dec 6th, '05, 10:23

I'm new here and have only watched Great Teacher Onizuka, but I hope to watch some more dramas soon. I'm currently studying in Glasgow, but I live in England :) .

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Post by techie » Dec 6th, '05, 10:48

idiotboy wrote: yr cousin will be safe for a while - i've only recently (well, relatively recently) moved to bristol, so i've no idea where nailsea is, or how to get there.
Well hmm bet she's happy then ...
Nailsea is just about 10 minutes by car north of the airport.

Anyhow... I'll probably have to go there myself first.
Haven't seen her for double digit number of years so she'll be shocked to know I'm even existing. :lol

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Post by nxi4 » Dec 6th, '05, 16:22

i'm from Belfast. :-)

though i deserted my homeland, and have been living in Japan these last 3 years.
something tells me that there arent too many d-addicts from Northern Ireland?
happy if you were to prove me wrong! :-)

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Post by cow » Dec 8th, '05, 00:55

hello all :)

living in SW London atm

a british citizen but originally from HK



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Post by wing_wing1 » Dec 8th, '05, 13:22

cow wrote:hello all :)

living in SW London atm

a british citizen but originally from HK



cow.
ha, i'm originally from Macau!! my hometown is Northampton in the Midlands, but i am in Manchester right now for uni...... i love this website.... so much torrents to choose and download!

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Post by cerberus » Dec 8th, '05, 13:34

Midlands here - howdy all

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Post by wing_wing1 » Dec 8th, '05, 13:36

hi, which part of Midlands are you from then cerberus?

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Post by cerberus » Dec 8th, '05, 13:53

Stratford-upon-avon is pretty near - Shakespeare country (or the inspiration for Hobbiton, if you're a Tolkien fan!) Nice civilised place - i like it! Been to manchester once, its getting to be a bit rough around the edges, but I guess its the same for all towns and cities these days. And always RAINING - what is with that in manc?!! Its a nice sunny day today, here, which is very welcome!

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Post by aaron_yume » Dec 8th, '05, 23:15

From the midlands also. In a little known town called Nuneaton -___-; (That's 10 miles from Coventry ¬_¬)

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Post by wing_wing1 » Dec 8th, '05, 23:18

humm, haven't been raining in manchester in the last 2 days actually thank god! and yes, i am a big fan of Tolkien fan! I have got the set of novels of lord of the rings lol.... need to collect the hobbits some time

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Post by vgvu99 » Dec 9th, '05, 11:50

hey guyz, im from Southampton :) :salut:

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Post by saffy » Dec 9th, '05, 12:01

Uwah... only just spotted the UK thread!

Um... was from Kent, moved to Malaysia, came back and was in Manchester for three years... now currently in Surrey kyahahaha... ^_^

Yoroshiku!~

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Post by BorgmanJayce » Dec 9th, '05, 12:18

I'm from Liverpool and mixed-race with some Chinese blood thru my mum's side of the family and live in the nearby hellhole that is Runcorn...

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Post by Sak » Dec 9th, '05, 13:37

Hey :salut: .. the Midlands here also :cheers:

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Post by cerberus » Dec 9th, '05, 14:12

Midlands is obviously the best place to live!! Nice an sunny :)

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Post by Phinn » Dec 9th, '05, 14:14

Phinn - from Oxford, but I'm at university in Sheffield - signing in :salut:

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Post by ebony » Dec 9th, '05, 14:18

im from the uk as well
the south coast a place called poole, near bournemouth
i'm glad im not the only one from the uk on here as well :-)

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Post by Lowest » Dec 9th, '05, 14:28

ebony wrote:im from the uk as well
the south coast a place called poole, near bournemouth
i'm glad im not the only one from the uk on here as well :-)
Holy pants, I'm from Bournemouth :O Poole is a few minutes away

/me hides Image

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Post by ebony » Dec 10th, '05, 11:15

Lowest wrote:
ebony wrote:im from the uk as well
the south coast a place called poole, near bournemouth
i'm glad im not the only one from the uk on here as well :-)
Holy pants, I'm from Bournemouth :O Poole is a few minutes away

/me hides Image
i'm really shocked i never thought there would be someone on here that lives so close to me :O :D

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Post by cow » Dec 10th, '05, 12:53

woow so many brits here

hi all~ :)

just wondering how many of u belongs to the "British White" category here??? (trying to be politically & ethnically correct here.........)

me obviously not...!



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Post by techie » Dec 10th, '05, 13:09

cow wrote:woow so many brits here

hi all~ :)

just wondering how many of u belongs to the "British White" category here??? (trying to be politically & ethnically correct here.........)

me obviously not...!



cow.
Nope, not native Brit.

I'm W1 as they say in some lists... "Pale European", still working on the aclimatizing part.
For the most, silently mumbling at the bus drivers who can't find something between stop and full speed. Heaven forbid you'd say something outloud, you'd get sued.

D-addicts is the sanity spot in my daily life in this weird setting.

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Post by dinkimoo » Dec 10th, '05, 13:50

hiii! i'm in the garden of england, lovely kent.

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Post by cerberus » Dec 10th, '05, 13:58

cow wrote:how many of u belongs to the "British White" category here???
Yeah i guess I fall into that category! I suspect i'm in the minority though - could be wrong...?
Should be a poll or something, that would be interesting!

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Post by idiotboy » Dec 10th, '05, 17:21

i'm not british, but i *am* what The Bill would call IC1

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Post by saffy » Dec 10th, '05, 23:13

cow wrote: just wondering how many of u belongs to the "British White" category here??? (trying to be politically & ethnically correct here.........)
haha... erm I don't know what catagory I am... no actually I know... I usual tick the 'other' catagory on forms since there's never been a catagory that fits me exactly (<-- saffy is british, half chinese, quarter malay, quarter indian) hahaha...

ah did anyone go to london on wednesday (7th) to watch rie fu open the jpopgo event? ^_^ I went yay!

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Post by Phinn » Dec 11th, '05, 00:36

Heh, I'm 'British White' as those equal opportunities forms say.

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Post by techie » Dec 11th, '05, 00:40

saffy wrote:
cow wrote:
ah did anyone go to london on wednesday (7th) to watch rie fu open the jpopgo event? ^_^ I went yay!
Shoul'da gone. Would have been more productive than sitting here all day and night.
Next time something happens, give me a blipp :) Please.

Got to try to find a local tutor here too.
Shouldn't be to hard since there are lots of them online listed in the YP.

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Post by cow » Dec 11th, '05, 14:43

saffy wrote: ah did anyone go to london on wednesday (7th) to watch rie fu open the jpopgo event? ^_^ I went yay!
sorry... wats "W1" or "1C1" pls???? :blink some sort of M15 code??? :scratch:

no didnt. but seeen Rei Fu live at a UCL concert earlier this year. shes soooo tiny! makes her head appear to be very big in comparison.... :sweat: and she speaks fluent American English too. wat a surprise :)



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Post by Negi_Ramen » Dec 15th, '05, 15:29

Hi all, I only just started watching j-drama and its getting very addictive.....

Anyway I'm from Portsmouth a city south of england :)

Negi_Ramen

P.S. does anyone know where I can get a torrent for the j-drama Great Teacher Onizuka?

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Post by wing_wing1 » Dec 15th, '05, 19:03

Negi_Ramen wrote:Hi all, I only just started watching j-drama and its getting very addictive.....

Anyway I'm from Portsmouth a city south of england :)

Negi_Ramen

P.S. does anyone know where I can get a torrent for the j-drama Great Teacher Onizuka?
Portsmouth is a nice place, one of my old school frds studies in there now.....
i donno where u can get GTO torrent, but u can get it in wachi's clubbox.
http://clubbox.co.kr/kdwluverz
hope it helps!

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Post by Lowest » Dec 15th, '05, 19:06

GTO torrent is available on the JTV tracker.

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Post by Negi_Ramen » Dec 18th, '05, 04:51

Thanks for help!

Can't wait to watch it :)

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Post by ToriQ » Dec 18th, '05, 04:56

South West England! Currently living in Japan :D :P :D

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Post by wingsky » Dec 18th, '05, 04:59

heh quite a few ppl from south coast...sussex here!

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Post by cow » Dec 20th, '05, 11:34

Anyone been to the "Three Emperors" at the Roal Academy of Arts yet?? (google for more indepth info)

Fantastic- would greatly recommend anyone who is interested in Chinese culture to go :)

i was quite surprised by the quality of the stuff exihibited.. thought alot of stuff got destoryed during the Cultural Revolution already :cry:



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Post by irwinc » Dec 22nd, '05, 22:06

Hello. I'm in London by way of Aston University Birmingham and Blackpool :-) Yoroshiku onegaishimasu! Merry Christmas everyone... :mrgreen:

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Post by idiotboy » Dec 23rd, '05, 12:25

cow wrote:Anyone been to the "Three Emperors" at the Roal Academy of Arts yet??
i'm hoping to get to see it on boxing day - if i can drag the friends i'm having xmas with away from the boxing day bargains!

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Post by chompy » Dec 28th, '05, 06:15

UK here... cool :D

Manchester.

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Post by idiotboy » Dec 28th, '05, 14:53

hey chompy, welcome.

nice to see you made it here :D

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Post by nikoru » Dec 31st, '05, 14:41

Alright? How's it going?

Yorkshire lass here. Actually half yorkshire. The other half Japanese. (Any halves in this thread?)

I'm in Japan right now, new year in 1 hour and 15 mins so I might as well say it now.

あけましておめでとうございます!!

Back in Knaresborough in 15 days. Damm. I hear its freezing!

Anyway.... ヨロシク!

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Post by wingsky » Jan 3rd, '06, 00:56

Yes been very cold.. .snowing most part of the country.. .but it feeling a bit warmer now.

yes another half... hk/uk :lol

Happy new year everyones

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Post by kamion » Jan 5th, '06, 01:06

lol. This thread has definitely grown! Happy New Year, everyone! :)

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Post by ToriQ » Jan 5th, '06, 01:14

Another half here too... uk/sg

It's pretty cold in Japan now too. I think it's going to get down to -2 tomorrow, with a maximum of 5 degrees where I am. I'm pretty south, so I'm thinking it's going to be worse further north.

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Post by saffy » Jan 5th, '06, 11:33

er does a half and 2 quaters count? :P <-- half chinese, quarter malay, quarter indian brit here hahaha...

>_<;; even if it's cold I wanna be Japan right now, my ichiban is having his solo concert gah!!... still lovesick from my trip in the summer!! hehe but my friend just came back from Japan after watching her ichiban's solo and a couple of other JE concerts... damn that girl is lucky!!

If anyone's interested, jpopgo are having their next event in february.
http://www.jpopgo.co.uk/
Although i do admit that I only went to the last one coz Rie Fu was there :P

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Post by nikoru » Jan 5th, '06, 12:23

saffy wrote:er does a half and 2 quaters count? :P <-- half chinese, quarter malay, quarter indian brit here hahaha...
Wow! what a mix! you must be very exotic looking, can you post a pic? I'm quite curious as to what a half chinese quarter malay and quarter indian brit looks like. Do you have big indian eyes?

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Post by pe3kabo0 » Jan 7th, '06, 15:47

^ just imagine a person from malaysia. half malay half chinese lol. i dno.. to me malay and indian people look the same. =S

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Post by ToriQ » Jan 7th, '06, 16:00

saffy wrote:half chinese, quarter malay, quarter indian brit
That is a bit of a mix! :O

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Post by Lowest » Jan 13th, '06, 02:46

I was switching channels and I came upon BBC Four which was showing a documentary thing called Geisha Girl.. then there was another Japanese documentary about art and an advert about asian cinema with Jonathan Ross... then the lady person who spoke after it all ended said there was a movie on tomorrow called Gohatto.. which I've seen and thought it was odd since the bbc doesn't show recent asian movies (well Gohatto is like 6 years old) and they tend to show the bad dubs but anyyyway

I looked on the net and BBC Four have some sort of asian thing going on they're showing asian movies.. I think it started on monday so we haven't missed much

starting with Japan then China then Korea .. they're showing..

Gohatto
Ping Pong (I was surprised by that one)
Full Time Killer
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter.. and Spring
Take Care Of My Cat

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Post by cerberus » Jan 13th, '06, 12:12

Hey good news there Lowest! BBC4 you say? That sounds really interesting to watch IF i had digital!! Damn those impish monkeys at BBC putting all the decent stuff on the channels that I don't have!

Looks like its time for an upgrade!

Did anyone ever see the series Shogun? That was an interesting series that inspired the film The Last Samurai. That showed a bit of the japanese culture in a relatively good light, and wasn't dubbed, so you could pick up quite a lot of simple verbs etc from listening to it.

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Post by Lowest » Jan 14th, '06, 02:52

You could always try Freeview I think that gets all the BBC channels and it's cheapish.. :D
never seen Shogun is it that long series? the one from 70's-03 seems like a lot to watch :P

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Post by cerberus » Jan 14th, '06, 11:21

Yeah, thats the one - 70s drama about 20 episodes. But its the first couple I really liked - when the main actor, an american, gets shipwrecked in japan. It shows him having to pick up japanese language fast to "integrate", so is quite interesting.

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Post by Melusine » Jan 14th, '06, 13:52

Hello everybody. Does a french girl lost in England count?

Nice to see I am not alone loving Asian movie.

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Post by tee668w » Jan 14th, '06, 14:02

a london boy is adding his name to the list

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Good news for Eurasians

Post by nikoru » Jan 16th, '06, 07:39

I got sum good news for you fellow half asian half caucasian people!
...Scientists now believe that people of mixed race, particularly Eurasians, possess certain genetic advantages that lead to greater health and, as a result, increased attractiveness. In the first study of its kind, Caucasians and Japanese people rated Eurasian faces as more attractive than faces of either race.
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/sci ... 338686.ece

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Post by nietis » Jan 26th, '06, 15:17

Not originally English, but been in Liverpool for the fourth year now while studying in University of Liverpool.

So... Hello everyone! :D

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Post by kiemp4 » Feb 1st, '06, 11:46

hello from merseyside

honoured to be joining such a distinguished group of torrenteers
sharing make me happy

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Post by techie » Feb 1st, '06, 12:40

Hey peeps... did you all read Metro on the way to work yesterday?

Apparently some law makers think they can stop p2p now again.
Anyway, I didnt get the article myself and would like to know if someone has a link to it.

Thanks :)

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Post by idiotboy » Feb 1st, '06, 17:29

techie wrote:Hey peeps... did you all read Metro on the way to work yesterday?

Apparently some law makers think they can stop p2p now again.
Anyway, I didnt get the article myself and would like to know if someone has a link to it.

Thanks :)
trust nothing you read in the Metro - it's published by the Daily Mail Group, after all. a more credible version of the story, from The Register: here.

quick summary: it was a request for the names and addresses of 150 software uploaders (not leechers/ downloaders) using Kazaa, approx 12 months ago.

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Post by nikoru » Feb 1st, '06, 19:49

lol

you're not a conservative then.

Still, makes the commute to work a tad more interesting. Just a tad.

Today's was a bit **** though.

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