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Teresa — Mon, 25 Jun 2007 03:44:01 -0000

What can I say? I like to keep you on your toes. ;)

I *love* Koigokoro. :D I remember asking you what that meant and you weren't quite sure how to translate it. Thanks to YouTube, I now know it translates to Heart in Love. Of course, you've probably figured it out since then. :) And "SENSEEEEEI!" is pretty much the only part of that song where I get the timing right. That, and "zenzen tsukaimasen." I know just enough Japanese to seriously confuse myself and the driver in the next lane.

Either you couldn't read the kanji or the person who tagged the mp3 couldn't and didn't put it on there - I forget which it was. It's a great song - I still like it a lot. :) I remember the closest we could come to a title at the time was I Wanna Savor You, because it sounds like they say that at some point.

The Joy Electric love *never* goes away. It is eternal like the sea. :)

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ZOMGDUH — Sun, 24 Jun 2007 12:52:31 -0000

Dammit, Teresa, you go forever without posting, and then when I get used to that and stop checking, you write so much!!

Firstly, Koigokoro = *HEARTSHEARTSHEARTS* "SENSEEEEEI!" Someone once told me this is a song about the two members of B'z reminiscing about their highschool days. Apparentely one of them is nicknamed "sensei." :)

Secondly, was I the one who could not understand the Chisato kanji? XD;; Bummer! I'd play the video in the hopes that I could figure it out now, however, the videos aren't working for me. Sadness!

And I see that the Joy Electric love hasn't gone away. ^_^

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Teresa — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 05:35:55 -0000

Thanks! If you ever want to borrow Shock Treatment, just let me know and I can bring it in. :)

I knew about P.J. Soles' part in Halloween, but I've never seen it - I'll have to check that out soon. I was so upset when I saw her in Carrie. "Why is the nice punk girl picking on the outcast? Riff, I thought you were too cool for that!"

I had no idea Green Day covered that song too - thanks for the tip! Hmm. Maybe I should just start having my paycheck direct deposited to Newbury Comics. :)

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JenO — Tue, 12 Jun 2007 05:08:56 -0000

Wow, Teresa. That's an impressive mix! I am ashamed to admit I had no idea there was a sequel to "Rocky Horror." But I'm a fan of "Rock 'N' Roll High School," too. Did you know that the rollerskating Riff Randall, otherwise known as P.J. Soles, was also one of the first victims in the "Halloween" franchise? Also, you should check out Green Day's cover of "I Fought the Law." You might dig that, as well.