International Friendship Party

[Anonymous]

JIP, international fellowship club, holds an international friendship party for you to make new friends and find your language/cultural exchange partners, tutors or students in a friendly and casual environment. It is open to everyone from all over the world. 30-40% of the 150 participants expected will be non-Japanese. Very good opportunity to speak with native Japanese speakers or learn many different cultures.
Date: 7/27(Sat)
Time: 6:30pm-9:00pm
Place: Shinbashi-Kuminkan (Ebisu) 4th floor “Daishuukaijou”
Address: 1-27-10 Ebisu, Shibuya-ku(ward), Tokyo
E-mail address: jiparty@yahoo.co.jp

Web page: http://www.jiparty.com

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[cstaylor]

Gaijin petting zoo. "What are your hobbies" anyone? :wink:

[ultragaijin]

What's wrong with petting gaijin? Come on, you know you have 3,000 yen burning a hole in your pocket...

[cstaylor]

What's wrong with petting gaijin? Come on, you know you have 3,000 yen burning a hole in your pocket...Already blew it on an iBook my friend... :wink:

[ultragaijin]

Well, enjoy your weekend in the country with your iBook.

[cstaylor]

"Deserves" got nothing to do with itI needed a portable Mac (now it makes 3 Apple machines in my collection) so I can continue with 2-machine debugging (important for us kernel programmers), retire my older desktop to the server room with Mac OS X Server (WebObjects -- self-taught), and have a portable machine when I visit customer sites... the choice I faced was a PowerBook or an iBook and a one-year wedding anniversary gift for my wife... :wink:

[kamome]

Get ready for sweaty, socially inept Japanese people asking you, "What's your hobby?????" while stuffing their faces with cheap, convenience store sushi. Now THAT's a great party. :roll: :crazy3:

[tokyojoe]

Get ready for sweaty, socially inept Japanese people asking you, "What's your hobby?????" while stuffing their faces with cheap, convenience store sushi. Now THAT's a great party. :roll: :crazy3:

Aw, come on. You could have a lot of fun messing with people. Hobbies? How about felching? Go ask your English teach about that. He can explain. :)

[ultragaijin]

I needed a portable Mac (now it makes 3 Apple machines in my collection) so I can continue with 2-machine debugging (important for us kernel programmers), retire my older desktop to the server room with Mac OS X Server (WebObjects -- self-taught), and have a portable machine when I visit customer sites...

What do you think this is, a job interview?

[cstaylor]

Nah, it's called self-justification for blowing $1,400 on an underpowered Mac laptop. 8O

[Ketou]

Aw, come on. You could have a lot of fun messing with people. Hobbies? How about felching? Go ask your English teach about that. He can explain. :)

Felching!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

That'd go down like a lead fart in an elevator!

[tokyojoe]

Aw, come on. You could have a lot of fun messing with people. Hobbies? How about felching? Go ask your English teach about that. He can explain. :)

Felching!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

That'd go down like a lead fart in an elevator!

It`s like this Japanese girl I know who asked one of her male gaijin friends, `What does BJ mean?` :D

[Ketou]

It`s like this Japanese girl I know who asked one of her male gaijin friends, `What does BJ mean?` :D

:lol:
Hmmm.. how to explain?? Theory or prac??? 8)

[cstaylor]

I believe there's a theory of groups where the number of participants are inversely proportional to the quality of the conversation. :?

[cliffy]

I think the quote is "the IQ of a mob is the sqrt of the total group" :?

[Ketou]

I believe there's a theory of groups where the number of participants are inversely proportional to the quality of the conversation. :?

Yeees, but then one would have to enter into a debate on the subjectivity of quality.
Tally Ho