Tuesday, March 01, 2005

Emotional Roller Coaster (a sequel to Bi-shounnen Overload)

I watched NHK again last Saturday evening when I arrived home at around 9:15. The show started already but that's ok.

Um... I'll just continue this next time. Gotta go home. I guess the title can tell much of the story for now. :D

Take care people! :D
published 8:41 pm Feb 28, 2005, Monday
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This is the continuation: (:D)

Things that I wrote down while watching the show: (Oo. Nag-take down notes pa talaga ako. :) )

Kat-tun ---> The six-memeber boy group
"Be yourself"
"Mid-night train" --- song ng boy, as in kid, group
"A Ra Shi"--- song
"Ha-ru-nat-tsu-aki-fu-yu"---kid group song

Antaas ng energy! Antidote para sa mga sad Japanese or sa Japanese na sad.

"Gold"---ballad by Kat-tun

they made a rendition of "Like A Bridge Over Troubled Waters" (um... mali ata title ko.)

Aha! Ayan naman yung mga audience. May mga nanay-nanay.

OHMAIGAWD! Ba't sila naka-kurtina!
"Kamukha ni Pokwang."-- sabi ni ate Magda. And she's right.

Whatthe parang lion's mane.

Mukhang babae...

OMG. Mukhang rag ang hair.
Ihihi. Ayan na naman yung audience.

Shyet. Kung may liligawan akong Haponesa dapat ganyan kaganda.

OMG. Fairy attire...? (on a guy?!)

Antaas parin ng energy pero mukha ng tanga. (for me. :) )

Aba. Madrama... nice.

Eto nanaman yung mini-talk portion w/ the younger and older guy.

See! Shounnen! Binanggit na nga talaga.
Eto yung may guest sila.
Ah. Artist nga.
Ahehe! Yung tawa niya pambata nga. :)
Is it just me or may pagkaduling yung bata...

"Oh shet... ang ganda/ang astig ng stage nila..."---me and ate.
from blue light... it pointed to the smoking floor and became rose pink...

Ah... tapos na... :D

*sigh*

Ooh.(sounds like moo w/o the letter m.) Kawaii. (the female anchor/newscaster)

*click. Change channel*
Animax. Oh. Midori Days. First parts of the first episode. Hum... :)

gotta change clothes (or take a bath) it's 10:30 and I've been here since around 9:15

*watches part where Seiji wakes up w/ Midori for a right hand.*
Ahahah! This is wild.

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One nice thing about this show is that you see the audience actively participate in the show. I even saw, like I said already, women who are nanay-nanay na. I realized then that shows of this kind is a good antidote for the sad Japanese or Japanese na sad. gets? Basta sad people, not necessarily the Japanese as a nation of sad people but individuals who are Japanese and sad at the same time. Clear? :D ehehe. Naalala ko... one audience was on the stage among others at inakbayan siya ng isang artist then she still continued what she was doing, i.e., like what we do when we sing the UST hymn, while covering her mouth-nose area in embarrassment. Kung dito sa Pilipinas yan more likely yung aakbayan e yayakapin at hahalikan habang nagtatatalon yung gumagawa. ehehehhe. or maybe di rin kasi depende sa tao.

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Salamat nga pala kay Glaiza M...*muffled sound* ay medyo ayaw nga pala niya ng kinukumpleto name niya kasi masyado daw atang exposed. Basta. Maraming salamat Glai-chan sa pagpapahiram mo sa akin ng Zatoichi!!! :D

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