Yesterday was conversation day

Title says it all. People from the internets, my phone, customers, photogs, and whosters from the outside world came crashing into my little conversation sphere. I'm not really against it. ^_^ As a matter of fact, I learn things from simple conversations may it be concerning anime, life, or marbles (wtfudge marbles?!).

An old friend buzzed me in Yahoo! Messenger and started a conversation with something like this:
Her: Hui Nelo, paano mo malalaman kung yung guy is gusto kang yayain in a movie date?
And so I answered:
1. "Ui showing yung HP! Wanna watch?!" then wait for you to answer
2. "Gusto mo manood ng movie?" the wait again
3. "Ui gusto mo magkape?" and then after some strolling, the guy will lead you to a movie poster showing the movie he wants to see with you and go "Ui, showing na pala ito!" Even if all the lines he's throwing at you are all scripted and you can even see everything he said written in a little piece of paper hidden in his pocket which he practiced saying last night a thousand cycles over in different tones and approaches.

Her: Eh kung ikaw, paano ka mag-invite for a movie?
Me: I go like this = "Ui HARRY POTTER! (exclaim) Bibili ako ng ticket ha! Gusto mo sumama? (whether or not you choose to go with me or not, I'll still watch the movie. =P And even if you have the budget or not, I DON'T CARE! I'll watch the movie whatever happens)

This photo certainly reminds me of Abbey Road

Then after a while, someone sends me a text through the mobile saying something like:
"Hey, saw the news, the Koreas are in deep sh*t!"
-"Yeah, heard it from the internets."
"What are we gonna do?! Mababawasan na yung Korean Fashion items na iiimport! Tapos yung mga Korean Novela matatakot na sila magproduce! Those heritage sites that are awesome might get damaged toooo!"
-"Good, you're alarmed. You don't usually buy this stuff."
"Eh kasi naman, they might affect the SuJu concerts!"
[and I didn't reply because of the creepiness his text just had. SRSLY, you shouldn't be admiring boy groups if you're a guy. He was probably kidding... but it still creeped me out]

This photo reminds me of Janjie and Aya... and Miss Cassie. XD

Then someone in YM wanted me to try UCGO (universal century gundam online). So, researched I did. (But Yoda I was not. Found out about the game's pros and cons but didn't really understand it.) So I ended up downloading the game to experience it first-hand. Errr... It wasn't that bad... T_T I just got lost because of the vastness of the game map.

But I do like their radar interface!

So... those were three exchanges worth mentioning. If I put them all here, this page would be filled with chocolates. SRSLY, what's with yesterday and chocolates?

Now the review (looking for the moral lesson in the dialogue.)
Case 1: Considering the fact the she's more matured than I am, she still consults me about things like 'how guys do things'. So FACT: No matter what age group you are in, there still are things you don't know. So it's best to accept THE FACT (the fudge?) and ASK questions! Don't be like others pretending to be all-wise.

Case 2: Some humans have this very distinct characteristic of being concerned ONLY about things that directly affect them. Would they care about the RH Bill if Shakira doesn't have anything to do with it? I don't really know.

I HAVE NO IDEA WHY this photo CROSSED MY MIND!

And Case 3: Game reviews and commentaries exist only to give you a brief idea of how the game goes. It's still best to experience it for yourself... and make your own review. It's pretty much like life. I remembered my mom telling me not to play with fire because it might burn you... I ended up proving her right.

That's all I'm going back to where I stopped: hand-stitching a doll's clothes.