What’s the Last “New” Thing You Learned About Your Significant Other? [Archive]

Typo Lad

05-31-2005, 06:23 AM

Three years of friendship, one and a half years of dating, and six years of marriage and Suzannah still manages to surprise me.

We were in the car yesterday, heading back from the beach (more on that later). Tot was a bit fussy so I asked if she wanted to listen to some music. As I turned the knob, Suzannah said “Oh wait, stop here, I love this song!”

It was Metal. Van Halen to be exact.

My Abba listening, Celine Dion album-owning, Glade-Plugin sniffing wife is into Van Halen. Somehow, this never came up.

She was even banging her head in rhythm at one point!

I suppose it was fair turnabout for my new fact for her. Yesterday was the first time I’d ever been to a co-ed beach. Every. I’m 27.

So what was the last new factoid you learned about your partner?

Winslow

05-31-2005, 07:04 AM

Last week I found out my wife (of 14 years) operated a fork lift while working her way through college.

And for some reason, when I found out, I was simultaneously jealous and turned-on . . . . .

Patient Boy

05-31-2005, 07:24 AM

I suppose it was fair turnabout for my new fact for her. Yesterday was the first time I’d ever been to a co-ed beach. Every. I’m 27.

You've never been to the beach?

Greg Hatcher

05-31-2005, 07:28 AM

Somehow we have been together for a couple of years and surrounded by comics and fan stuff, even gone to conventions together, and yet I never knew about Julie's fondness for the Fantastic Four. I was surprised and delighted to learn, when we first saw the movie trailer, that Julie was a big fan of the FF and had been since the days of the 1967 cartoons. Cei-U had a bunch of those same cartoons that he screened for us over New Year's, to my bride's delight. Knowing this was enough to get me looking, and we recently acquired an animated 1967 FF bootleg DVD of our own which we are enjoying immensely.

roguespirit

05-31-2005, 07:29 AM

Last week I found out my wife (of 14 years) operated a fork lift while working her way through college.

And for some reason, when I found out, I was simultaneously jealous and turned-on . . . . .

yea I can see that...I mean..not that your wife turns me on..I mean not that she's ugly..cos she's not..she's lovely..not that I'm making a move or anything..I mean..er..ah dammit!

Typo Lad

05-31-2005, 07:30 AM

You've never been to the beach?

Just seperate ones.

Patient Boy

05-31-2005, 07:32 AM

Just seperate ones.

Fascinating. I just thought since you lived in New York, you must've set foot on Coney Island or something at least once.

Typo Lad

05-31-2005, 07:36 AM

Fascinating. I just thought since you lived in New York, you must've set foot on Coney Island or something at least once.

I've been to the area, but not on the beach.

Winslow

05-31-2005, 07:39 AM

yea I can see that...I mean..not that your wife turns me on..I mean not that she's ugly..cos she's not..she's lovely..not that I'm making a move or anything..I mean..er..ah dammit!

:D

Yeah there's just something about a woman operating heavy machinery . . . or playing bass guitar . . . or . . .

west3man

05-31-2005, 07:41 AM

Typo Lad

05-31-2005, 07:43 AM

She surprised me recently by the way she expressed her religious beliefs.

That's the best way I could think of to phrase that.

So she's never yelled "OH GAHD" before?

Sorry, might have stepped over a line there.

Seriously though, care to elaborate?

StoneGold

05-31-2005, 07:43 AM

I've been to the area, but not on the beach.
There are sex-separated beaches?

Typo Lad

05-31-2005, 07:44 AM

There are sex-separated beaches?

Yup.

Mostly in Israel.

roguespirit

05-31-2005, 07:47 AM

:D

Yeah there's just something about a woman operating heavy machinery . . . or playing bass guitar . . . or . . .

drumming don't forgetting drumming man.

Winslow

05-31-2005, 07:48 AM

drumming don't forgetting drumming man.

lol - what's up with that? Yeah drumming does it for me too . . . :D

Spike-X

05-31-2005, 02:16 PM

Three years of friendship, one and a half years of dating, and six years of marriage and Suzannah still manages to surprise me.

We were in the car yesterday, heading back from the beach (more on that later). Tot was a bit fussy so I asked if she wanted to listen to some music. As I turned the knob, Suzannah said “Oh wait, stop here, I love this song!”

It was Metal. Van Halen to be exact.

My Abba listening, Celine Dion album-owning, Glade-Plugin sniffing wife is into Van Halen. Somehow, this never came up.

She was even banging her head in rhythm at one point!

What was the song?

I suppose it was fair turnabout for my new fact for her. Yesterday was the first time I’d ever been to a co-ed beach. Every. I’m 27.

Wow. And your head didn't explode?

StoneGold

05-31-2005, 02:17 PM

It has a hangnail.

StoneGold

05-31-2005, 02:18 PM

Yup.

Mostly in Israel.
Not at the ones I was at. I'm sure they exist, but it ain't where they drag the non-Orthdox touristas to. But then again, we die from dehydration less. But I think that's more the girls with the long skirts.

phoenixrising

05-31-2005, 04:17 PM

Last month, I found out from my boyfriend's parents that as a kid and an early teen, he was a very proud Republican (ala Alex P. Keaton). This was a helluva shock because he's one of the biggest liberals and Dems I know (he used to work for the party back in college).

Turns out he had adopted the GOP to rebel against his Democrat parents. Go figure. But it's still funny.

Alex

05-31-2005, 04:19 PM

I've only been with Lauren for like a month now, so we are still in the learning phase.
But i learned that due to her being raised in a church family, she generaly feels bad after having sex with a guy for the first time, then doesn't do it again for a month, then does it again and doesn't feel bad. She apprently skipped that with me and just enjoys the sex, because i "Make her feel more comfortable then her other boyfriends".

Typo Lad

05-31-2005, 04:57 PM

What was the song?

Beats me. I was never really into Van Halen. You want I should ask her?

I know it was Roth era-Halen, because when we were talking about it, she said "Now, this is a good song, because it's while David Lee Roth was still with them."

Wow. And your head didn't explode?

Once one has seen Suzannah nekkid, others just don't compare.

Typo Lad

05-31-2005, 04:58 PM

Not at the ones I was at. I'm sure they exist, but it ain't where they drag the non-Orthdox touristas to. But then again, we die from dehydration less. But I think that's more the girls with the long skirts.

Badum-bum.

The Mediterranean has a separate beach, so does the Galilee and the Jordan. There are stretches that are co-ed, of course, but I never went to those. The Dead Sea is, oddly enough, mixed for the most part, but there's one separate bit.

Typo Lad

05-31-2005, 04:59 PM

She apprently skipped that with me and just enjoys the sex, because i "Make her feel more comfortable then her other boyfriends".

Tell me, are you familiar with the concept of being fed a line?

"But it's DIFFERENT with YOU!"

Alex

05-31-2005, 06:12 PM

Tell me, are you familiar with the concept of being fed a line?

"But it's DIFFERENT with YOU!"
Well, shes only had two boyfriends other then me, and one was when she was in highschool.
Sides, i have an amazing bullshit detector.
...
......
.........
(And im friends with one of her friends, who i knew before i met her, and asked to confirm)
....
Not because im like creepy stalker guy, but because i was curios.
Same night we had that talk, we argued about whether or not jews get to go to heaven despite not being christians for 2 hours, before she realized she misunderstood me, and thought i said "Jews go to heaven for being born jewish"

DarlingNikki

05-31-2005, 06:42 PM

after a quick inventory of dex's movies, i realized recently that he's a closet romantic. he doesn't have a stash of chick flicks, but he's got a bunch of movies with alot of action and a healthy dose of sappy romance in them.

Spike-X

06-01-2005, 01:12 AM

Beats me. I was never really into Van Halen. You want I should ask her?

I know it was Roth era-Halen, because when we were talking about it, she said "Now, this is a good song, because it's while David Lee Roth was still with them."

Not only a Van Halen fan, but a discerning one!

Once one has seen Suzannah nekkid, others just don't compare.

I would imagine not.

Dissonance

06-01-2005, 01:27 AM

The newest thing I learned about my boyfriend is that his Mom listens to and loves Trans-Siberian Orchestra.

I already knew she listened to classic rock (i.e. Van Halen and Queen and Savotage) while she cleaned the house, but that's just way too cool for school.

FunkyGreenJerusalem

06-01-2005, 01:31 AM

That there was someone else.

Oh.

and she's a bitch.

Winslow

06-01-2005, 04:23 AM

The newest thing I learned about my boyfriend is that his Mom listens to and loves Trans-Siberian Orchestra.

Trans-Siberian Orchesta is fantastic. I can listen to their Christmas albums year round (and do).

K'Nort

06-01-2005, 07:53 AM

That he refuses to drink milk. Or even have it on cereal. Thinks it's gross.

DarlingNikki

06-01-2005, 07:56 AM

That there was someone else.

Oh.

and she's a bitch.

*extricating the bitter pill from funky's mouth*

roguespirit

06-01-2005, 07:57 AM

That he refuses to drink milk. Or even have it on cereal. Thinks it's gross.

so like what is the cereal eaten with then

DarlingNikki

06-01-2005, 07:59 AM

so like what is the cereal eaten with then

a friend of mine eats his cereal with orange juice. it's like eating chocolate cake with garlic.

K'Nort

06-01-2005, 08:15 AM

so like what is the cereal eaten with then

I need to ask, actually. Because it occured to me last night that he does regularly eat oatmeal. Maybe scotch. Some people really do that. Wee dram.

roguespirit

06-01-2005, 08:26 AM

a friend of mine eats his cereal with orange juice. it's like eating chocolate cake with garlic.

hmmm....chocolate & garlic...yea I can see that

roguespirit

06-01-2005, 08:28 AM

I need to ask, actually. Because it occured to me last night that he does regularly eat oatmeal. Maybe scotch. Some people really do that. Wee dram.

wow..thats hardcore

Typo Lad

06-01-2005, 08:36 AM

I've known of people who just eat their cereal dry. Also at least one person who uses... water.

Beatnikman

06-01-2005, 11:43 AM

Just yesterday I learned that my wife doesn't respond well to having her actions described as "inconsiderate."

I mean, really doesn't respond well.

Typo Lad

06-01-2005, 11:55 AM

Just yesterday I learned that my wife doesn't respond well to having her actions described as "inconsiderate."

I mean, really doesn't respond well.

So, can I sign your cast?

Beatnikman

06-01-2005, 12:23 PM

So, can I sign your cast?
Olny ify ou doo so ib clasic Typo Lad forim.

Typo Lad

06-01-2005, 12:24 PM

So you wanna tell us the full story?

Tages

06-01-2005, 03:22 PM

Well, shes only had two boyfriends other then me, and one was when she was in highschool.
Sides, i have an amazing bullshit detector.
...
......
.........
(And im friends with one of her friends, who i knew before i met her, and asked to confirm)
....
Not because im like creepy stalker guy, but because i was curios.
Same night we had that talk, we argued about whether or not jews get to go to heaven despite not being christians for 2 hours, before she realized she misunderstood me, and thought i said "Jews go to heaven for being born jewish"
And agnostics?

Wonder Bebs

06-01-2005, 03:23 PM

The biggest thing for me with Nik was when one night, completely out of the blue, he starts talking about Batman. It didn't hit me until the conversation was over, but it was the first time I had a comics related conversation with a guy and he didn't start off by saying "comics are for nerds." or "Spawn could totally take Batman."

I would have said the fact that he's as obsessed with video games as I am was something new, but, as he put it, that was what surprised him about me.

I had no idea that cute, little gamer girls like me were rare.

west3man

06-01-2005, 04:39 PM

a friend of mine eats his cereal with orange juice. it's like eating chocolate cake with garlic.
when i was a kid and my milk tolerance was lower, i tried eating cereal with water, for a while. that shit got old quick.

Solaris

06-01-2005, 09:38 PM

He loves watching me kiss a woman. :D

Spike-X

06-01-2005, 09:56 PM

He loves watching me kiss a woman. :D

So you wanna tell us the full story?

FunkyGreenJerusalem

06-02-2005, 12:10 AM

*extricating the bitter pill from funky's mouth*

I feel justified in being bitter.

Completly justified.

In fact, for once in my life, I can honestly say I did nothing to deserve it.

(which is a really hollow pat on the back for me).

I had no idea that cute, little gamer girls like me were rare.

Well, it's the curse of every guy here really.

(humble one's however, that's even rarer).

edit: :p

Grant

06-02-2005, 01:05 AM

I noticed a mole on my right hand that I've never seen before.

roguespirit

06-02-2005, 03:49 AM

He loves watching me kiss a woman. :D

well theres a new thing I'd love to discover about my significant other

Gaz

06-02-2005, 03:52 AM

So you wanna tell us the full story?
Check out her anniversary thread, and you'll find out.
And also, you won't be sleeping tonight afterwards. ;)

Spike-X

06-02-2005, 04:22 AM

Check out her anniversary thread, and you'll find out.
And also, you won't be sleeping tonight afterwards. ;)
Done, and done!

Beatnikman

06-02-2005, 11:24 AM

So you wanna tell us the full story?
She ran the dishwasher and was getting ready to put some laundry in right before I got in the shower. A potentially cold shower isn't that big of a deal, but it's certainly an avoidable thing. And she's done this several times over the last six months or so. Realistically, maybe 5-8 times. And I've said something every time.

A few times I even put post-its on the dishwasher and the door to the garage (where the laundry stuff is) that said things like "Your loving husband is in the shower." She sort of thought it was funny.

So the other day, when she did it again, I just shook my head and said "I just don't understand. We've talked about this, and you still do it."

We discussed the issue for a few minutes, and eventually I said, "I just think it's inconsiderate." And, as I said in an earlier post, it apparrently was the use of the word "inconsiderate" that really bothered her. She argued that she wasn't doing it on purpose, she just didn't think about it. "Right," I told her, "That's what inconsiderate means. You didn't think about it. Because if you were doing it on purpose, then that would just be mean."

Anyway, my wife really is an amazing person and is very others-focused. And that's why it bugged her so much. There was resolution within an hour, and everything's cool now, but man did I learn something about my LWA.

Solaris

06-02-2005, 11:30 AM

So you wanna tell us the full story?

See my "Anniversary/Fetish bash" thread... oh wait, you already did. Heh.

It was... very enjoyable, and Troy got a delighted shock when he turned around and saw us kissing. Hee.

Oh, and no, I didn't go down there with the intent to find a gal willing to be kissed... it just kind of happened, which is how it should be, IMO. We liked each other, enjoyed conversation, felt an attraction, and I asked permission and she said yes. She enjoyed it very much, according to her. Nice girl. I just keep talking about it because I'm so tickled that I finally got to kiss a gal after all these years, and it was a great experience (not a bad one). The bubbling you're seeing over it is delight, not really bragging. Well, maybe a touch of bragging. Mostly delight, though. And I think a whole lot of the delight comes in from the girl being such a nice one... it sucks when you kiss someone, and find out later that they're a jerk or something. It was just genuinely enjoyable all the way around.

As for Troy, he was both delighted *for* me, and also delighted to get to see it---he's had some fantasies about what that would look like. Seeing it happen right in front of him... well... let's just say, it literally had an instant effect on him. Hee. :D

Solaris

06-02-2005, 11:33 AM

She ran the dishwasher and was getting ready to put some laundry in right before I got in the shower. A potentially cold shower isn't that big of a deal, but it's certainly an avoidable thing. And she's done this several times over the last six months or so. Realistically, maybe 5-8 times. And I've said something every time.

A few times I even put post-its on the dishwasher and the door to the garage (where the laundry stuff is) that said things like "Your loving husband is in the shower." She sort of thought it was funny.

So the other day, when she did it again, I just shook my head and said "I just don't understand. We've talked about this, and you still do it."

We discussed the issue for a few minutes, and eventually I said, "I just think it's inconsiderate." And, as I said in an earlier post, it apparrently was the use of the word "inconsiderate" that really bothered her. She argued that she wasn't doing it on purpose, she just didn't think about it. "Right," I told her, "That's what inconsiderate means. You didn't think about it. Because if you were doing it on purpose, then that would just be mean."

Anyway, my wife really is an amazing person and is very others-focused. And that's why it bugged her so much. There was resolution within an hour, and everything's cool now, but man did I learn something about my LWA.

Sounds like you gave her a new perspective on it, and on what inconsiderate means... which is a really good thing; also, that she's really woken up about it now. Obviously she doesn't want to be inconsiderate of you, but it hadn't sunk in quite that way before. Bet she remembers, from now on! Heh.

Typo Lad

06-02-2005, 11:45 AM

Well, that sucks.

Suzannah and I had a brief phone spat this morning. She was snarly and overwhelmed and I was in the middle of an avalanch of work stuff.

She called me around noon to see if I was feeling better. The fact that she did that, even though SHE was also in a funk, made me smile. She took the time out to make sure I was okay.

mgs

12-28-2008, 03:29 PM

my girl likes to videotape, 'stuff'. :redface:

EZMOHR

12-28-2008, 03:49 PM

That she votes for any Democrat that is running for office...but she in fact hates every single thing the party stands for. Oh well, I still have faith she will pay attention to politics one day.

Ontir

12-28-2008, 04:53 PM

He sent me a badly typed, poorly written "Dear John" after avoiding my phone calls for a few weeks.

I learned he's a coward and a total @$$h0le!

Paradox

12-28-2008, 05:33 PM

Spike-X

12-28-2008, 05:35 PM

no idea why she didn't just go with her maiden name

Perhaps she already has an unpaid bill in that name?

Paradox

12-28-2008, 05:37 PM

She hasn't used it since 1986. So I doubt it. :wink:

EDIT: Wait..."that I know of", so who can really say?

cosmoboy

12-28-2008, 05:41 PM

my girl likes to videotape, 'stuff'. :redface:

That's disgusting. Unless you mean she likes to digitally record stuff. Then you're ok. stupid vhs.

Ontir

12-28-2008, 05:44 PM

That, 20 years after our divorce and a few years after her divorce from my "replacement", my ex seems to have a phone in her name using MY surname (no idea why she didn't just go with her maiden name). I don't CARE, but it just seems really weird.l

My Uncle had a particularly nasty divorce in which his ex-wife pulled some incredibly underhanded and cruel stunts, including one that caused a great deal of emotional damage to their son. She has now been married to her second husband longer than she was married to my Uncle, and she still goes by my Uncle's last name. I'd have sued her to make her change it after all the crap!

Cosmoboy, what's disgusting about videotaping stuff? A little instant replay can be a GOOD thing!

Paradox

12-28-2008, 05:49 PM

Ontir shows the messy:

My Uncle had a particularly nasty divorce in which his ex-wife pulled some incredibly underhanded and cruel stunts, including one that caused a great deal of emotional damage to their son. She has now been married to her second husband longer than she was married to my Uncle, and she still goes by my Uncle's last name. I'd have sued her to make her change it after all the crap!

Luckily our divorce was quite amicable. That's why I don't mind. It just seems odd.

Cosmoboy, what's disgusting about videotaping stuff? A little instant replay can be a GOOD thing!

It was a VHS vs. Digital joke, I believe. :biggrin:

Spike-X

12-28-2008, 06:17 PM

Cosmoboy, what's disgusting about videotaping stuff?

The actual tape.

I'm with him. Digital's much better. Analog tape is a crappy medium (for home use, at least) and I'm glad it's dead.

The Black Guardian

12-28-2008, 09:42 PM

That, 20 years after our divorce and a few years after her divorce from my "replacement", my ex seems to have a phone in her name using MY surname (no idea why she didn't just go with her maiden name). I don't CARE, but it just seems really weird.l
My mother has been married three times. Once to my father (widowed), and twice since. She's been with her current husband for about 40 years, and has never taken his name. She's used my father's name (on a few things) and her ex-husband's name (98% of the time) ever since they were married.

When it comes to phone bills, they can be under any name. I have an uncle whose phone is under his dog's name (a dog that died decades ago, at that). For a time, my wife and I used her father's full name on our phone bill.

Anyway, my wife and I were friends for about 10 years before we even got married. We don't really really learn new things about each other. She does continually surprise me at the heights of her bitchiness, but her bitchiness was one of the major reasons we hooked up in the first place. So, I wouldn't say I'm learning anything new.

Ontir

12-28-2008, 10:45 PM

The actual tape.

I'm with him. Digital's much better. Analog tape is a crappy medium (for home use, at least) and I'm glad it's dead.

Tape can be fun too. You just have to take care with the hair!

RolandJP

12-28-2008, 10:52 PM

cosmoboy

01-09-2009, 06:30 PM

Tape can be fun too. You just have to take care with the hair!

Well done.:smile:

bipolar danger girl

01-10-2009, 08:56 AM

About a year ago I discovered that Mr. Strange was punched by a kangaroo. No full story needed.

Spike-X

01-10-2009, 02:51 PM

About a year ago I discovered that Mr. Strange was punched by a kangaroo.

And it was worth every penny! I mean...er...that's terrible!

Terribly FUNNY!

No full story needed.

Oh, I beg to differ.

Ontir

01-10-2009, 04:03 PM

Well done.:smile:

Not the first time! :evilsmile:

mgs

01-10-2009, 06:01 PM

That's disgusting. Unless you mean she likes to digitally record stuff. Then you're ok. stupid vhs.
haha! don't worry, yes, I got the joke first time around. :wink:

Gilda Dent

01-10-2009, 09:09 PM

That she played tabletop D & D when she was in jr. high and high school.

DeadLast Johnny

01-11-2009, 06:39 AM

She likes to make/eat sauerkraut!

*self-inflicted gunshot to the head*

Doug Strange

01-14-2009, 11:29 AM

Oh, I beg to differ.
Ooops, coming to this late...

Not much of a story. I used to work at a radio network, and the "morning zoo" guy actually had a kind of a zoo at his house. IE, he kept a lot of unlicensed exotic animals in his back yard. One of which was a kangaroo. Anyway, Rod LIGHTNIN' ROD Sturgis (I don't remember his real name, but it was something obnoxiously radio like that) gets the bright idea to bring the thing into work one morning, not realizing that it might attack people, I guess. He did have it on a leash. But the leash did not keep the thing from punching me in the shoulder. I don't blame the animal; I would have punched me, too.

Edit: But that makes it sound like I provoked it...no, the only way I provoked it was by standing in front of it. Lots of gods creatures react that way to me. I think they can just somehow sense that I mean them harm.

Paul McEnery

01-14-2009, 11:47 AM

Ooops, coming to this late...

Not much of a story. I used to work at a radio network, and the "morning zoo" guy actually had a kind of a zoo at his house. IE, he kept a lot of unlicensed exotic animals in his back yard. One of which was a kangaroo. Anyway, Rod LIGHTNIN' ROD Sturgis (I don't remember his real name, but it was something obnoxiously radio like that) gets the bright idea to bring the thing into work one morning, not realizing that it might attack people, I guess. He did have it on a leash. But the leash did not keep the thing from punching me in the shoulder. I don't blame the animal; I would have punched me, too.

Edit: But that makes it sound like I provoked it...no, the only way I provoked it was by standing in front of it. Lots of gods creatures react that way to me. I think they can just somehow sense that I mean them harm.

It's the way you approach them with a spork.

LtMarvel

01-14-2009, 11:52 AM

Where do you find non coed beaches?

Typo Lad

01-14-2009, 11:55 AM

Where do you find non coed beaches?
Israel, mostly.

Loren

01-14-2009, 02:16 PM

Israel, mostly.

Two follow-up questions:

1) Do these non-coed beaches come in both male and female varieties?

2) If yes, what non-gay men would want to go to an all-male beach?

Typo Lad

01-14-2009, 04:53 PM

Two follow-up questions:

1) Do these non-coed beaches come in both male and female varieties?

Yes.

2) If yes, what non-gay men would want to go to an all-male beach?

Men who are stringent about the modesty rules.

thespianphryne

01-14-2009, 05:06 PM

She fucking loves . . . *Loves* Snoop Dogg.

Spike-X

01-14-2009, 05:08 PM

She fucking loves . . . *Loves* Snoop Dogg.
Oh.

Oh dear.

thespianphryne

01-14-2009, 05:15 PM

Oh.

Oh dear.
But she can't dance to it.

She was so happy when I loaded her iPod up with "Rhythm & Gangsta". The best part about this is she's Japanese and has a solid taste for some pretty hardcore rap and hip-hop.

Spike-X

01-14-2009, 05:20 PM

But she can't dance to it.

She was so happy when I loaded her iPod up with "Rhythm & Gangsta". The best part about this is she's Japanese and has a solid taste for some pretty hardcore rap and hip-hop.
Has she heard any Public Enemy or Ice-T?

thespianphryne

01-14-2009, 05:37 PM

I've been too flabbergasted to ask. She sure does love the Sugarhill Gang, though.

darkhanamaru

01-14-2009, 05:44 PM

I've been too flabbergasted to ask. She sure does love the Sugarhill Gang, though.

i am going to ask....

when are we going to see a person of this woman? it's been awhile now huh!

and does she like j-pop? i think that could be more significantly annoying....

thespianphryne

01-14-2009, 07:03 PM

i am going to ask....

when are we going to see a person of this woman? it's been awhile now huh!

and does she like j-pop? i think that could be more significantly annoying....

No, she doesn't like j-pop. But . . . just until next morning (She's not big on having her pic out there. Professional reasons).

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