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[Ashen Victor]

pretty good episode tonight with Negrodameus and "the Niggars".

[Diff-chan]

Alright the whole "Konichiwa-Bitches" line is starting to catch on at work now. I guess it doesnt help when I say it everyday I leave ..

You do know that konnichiha means "hello", right?

[Rumpy]

Good episode but not nearly as good as the season opener. The Niggar Family bit was really funny though. I loved his intro to it too.

[maruchan]

Damn the Niggar Family bit was freaking funny...

Niggar..

[Jetman]

You do know that konnichiha means "hello", right?

ahh fuck - are you serious? I though it was "goodbye" ,geez Guess I'll have to start saying it everyday when I come in to work then..


Yeah, the whole "Niggar" Family thing was pretty funny even if I did feel guilty for laughing at it for some reason.

This show SO needs to be at least an hour long. It seems like the episode was over to quick.That and they had to make time for DMX which is cool and all but I'd rather see some more show personally.

[Diff-chan]

Yea... Sayonara is goodbye.

Actually, konnichiha technically means "good afternoon", you say konbanha at night and ohayou in the morning. But let's take baby steps, right?

[Jetman]

Yea... Sayonara is goodbye.

Actually, konnichiha technically means "good afternoon", you say konbanha at night and ohayou in the morning. But let's take baby steps, right?

Ahhh ,Sayonara - shit I shouldve known that meant 'goodbye'. Thanks for the lesson Diff. I didnt know about those other ones though -- baby steps indeed...

[bbobb]

Yea... Sayonara is goodbye.

Actually, konnichiha technically means "good afternoon", you say konbanha at night and ohayou in the morning. But let's take baby steps, right?

konbanha? Really? I'd never heard that before. I knew about ohayou though. Oh well... I'll learn all that and more next fall when I start taking Japanese classes.

[Gymkata]

I thought that was konnichiwa and konbanwa......
never heard a "ha" at the end of each....

[Diff-chan]

When you write it you use the character for 'ha', but its pronounced 'wa'. Just like when you write a sentence, like 'X ha Y desu'.

I hate writing Japanese in Roman characters, actually, for this very reason.