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talbaineric

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"TalbainEric's log-London trip" , posted Sat 6 Jul 09:17:

Well,it was a long and tedious flight. But I'm finally here in London. I've walked some of Central London already,and I've been here for almost a day.

MAN! This place is HUGE! And it looks so cool in real life. Heh,and the British can be real asses.

The only thing I dislike is the way they drive here. You could get hit if you're not careful. And these taxi drivers are AMAZING!

Here's what I've been too so far,walking and seeing:

Leceister Square
Oxford Circus(lots of cool stores)

Well,I've been here since 9 this morning. I arrived in Gatwick Aiport,which is like 30 miles from London. The train was nice,we went through this little village(I don't know what it's called) and got off in a crappy part of Victoria Station.

I was pretty overwhelmed at first. And I still am. My legs hurt from all the walking I did. AND YES! I rode the infamous black taxis. I still have to buy my TravelCard in one of the Underground stations to use the double deckers for free. I'll do that maybe tomorrow.

I've walked by the Royal Academy of Music and Madame Tussad's(the lines were LOOOONG,so I'll go see the celebrities tomorrow).

Well,I'll keep track of my progress.

Heh,I'm already homesick for the USA.

[this message was edited by talbaineric on Sat 6 Jul 09:18]

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Burning Kyo

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"Re(1):TalbainEric's log-London trip" , posted Sat 6 Jul 09:33

quote:
Well,it was a long and tedious flight. But I'm finally here in London. I've walked some of Central London already,and I've been here for almost a day.

MAN! This place is HUGE! And it looks so cool in real life. Heh,and the British can be real asses.

The only thing I dislike is the way they drive here. You could get hit if you're not careful. And these taxi drivers are AMAZING!

Here's what I've been too so far,walking and seeing:

Leceister Square
Oxford Circus(lots of cool stores)

Well,I've been here since 9 this morning. I arrived in Gatwick Aiport,which is like 30 miles from London. The train was nice,we went through this little village(I don't know what it's called) and got off in a crappy part of Victoria Station.

I was pretty overwhelmed at first. And I still am. My legs hurt from all the walking I did. AND YES! I rode the infamous black taxis. I still have to buy my TravelCard in one of the Underground stations to use the double deckers for free. I'll do that maybe tomorrow.

I've walked by the Royal Academy of Music and Madame Tussad's(the lines were LOOOONG,so I'll go see the celebrities tomorrow).

Well,I'll keep track of my progress.

Heh,I'm already homesick for the USA.

Have you already try London's arcade ?
N' meet your Cammy ?
Nice trip !

PS : Come in France !!!

Fro Boy11

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"Re(1):TalbainEric's log-London trip" , posted Sat 6 Jul 10:02

quote:
Well,it was a long and tedious flight. But I'm finally here in London. I've walked some of Central London already,and I've been here for almost a day.

MAN! This place is HUGE! And it looks so cool in real life. Heh,and the British can be real asses.

The only thing I dislike is the way they drive here. You could get hit if you're not careful. And these taxi drivers are AMAZING!

Here's what I've been too so far,walking and seeing:

Leceister Square
Oxford Circus(lots of cool stores)

Well,I've been here since 9 this morning. I arrived in Gatwick Aiport,which is like 30 miles from London. The train was nice,we went through this little village(I don't know what it's called) and got off in a crappy part of Victoria Station.

I was pretty overwhelmed at first. And I still am. My legs hurt from all the walking I did. AND YES! I rode the infamous black taxis. I still have to buy my TravelCard in one of the Underground stations to use the double deckers for free. I'll do that maybe tomorrow.

I've walked by the Royal Academy of Music and Madame Tussad's(the lines were LOOOONG,so I'll go see the celebrities tomorrow).

Well,I'll keep track of my progress.

Heh,I'm already homesick for the USA.

I don't know why, but I wanna know about the smells in the air and weird stuff like that. For some reason I'm thinking that England air smells different than US air. I know that sounds stupid, but I can't help it.

Just the subtle differences are important to me.

Freeter

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"Re(1):TalbainEric's log-London trip" , posted Sat 6 Jul 11:21

So TE, you plannin to go to the arcades and kick some ass with Cammy?

talbaineric

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"Re(2):TalbainEric's log-London trip" , posted Sat 6 Jul 11:22

quote:
Well,it was a long and tedious flight. But I'm finally here in London. I've walked some of Central London already,and I've been here for almost a day.

MAN! This place is HUGE! And it looks so cool in real life. Heh,and the British can be real asses.

The only thing I dislike is the way they drive here. You could get hit if you're not careful. And these taxi drivers are AMAZING!

Here's what I've been too so far,walking and seeing:

Leceister Square
Oxford Circus(lots of cool stores)

Well,I've been here since 9 this morning. I arrived in Gatwick Aiport,which is like 30 miles from London. The train was nice,we went through this little village(I don't know what it's called) and got off in a crappy part of Victoria Station.

I was pretty overwhelmed at first. And I still am. My legs hurt from all the walking I did. AND YES! I rode the infamous black taxis. I still have to buy my TravelCard in one of the Underground stations to use the double deckers for free. I'll do that maybe tomorrow.

I've walked by the Royal Academy of Music and Madame Tussad's(the lines were LOOOONG,so I'll go see the celebrities tomorrow).

Well,I'll keep track of my progress.

Heh,I'm already homesick for the USA.

I don't know why, but I wanna know about the smells in the air and weird stuff like that. For some reason I'm thinking that England air smells different than US air. I know that sounds stupid, but I can't help it.

Just the subtle differences are important to me.

Actually,British air is more crisp and clear. It has a rainy/smoggy smell depending on where you go. When I visited Oxford Circus,the air was pretty damp and moist.
While as by my hostel,the air was like clear. Just like after a rainstorm.

Anyone else has any questions let me know.

talbaineric

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"Re(2):TalbainEric's log-London trip" , posted Sat 6 Jul 11:25

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So TE, you plannin to go to the arcades and kick some ass with Cammy?

Yes,Freeter. I plan to go either tomorrow or Monday. Depending how my schedule is. Tomorrow I'm gonna visit Madame Tussaud's(celebrities immortalized in wax),Big Ben and The Houses of Parliament. Then I think I might. There's an arcade I found called Casino near Goodge St. And another called Namco Station.

Toxico

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"Be careful" , posted Sat 6 Jul 12:59

I have heard that when a person begins to travel on their holidays, they can not stop and they use any chance they got to travel again and to know the world.

You seem to be enjoying yourself, good.

Jazzie D

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"Well ducky..." , posted Sat 6 Jul 14:53

quote:
Well,it was a long and tedious flight. But I'm finally here in London. I've walked some of Central London already,and I've been here for almost a day.

MAN! This place is HUGE! And it looks so cool in real life. Heh,and the British can be real asses.

The only thing I dislike is the way they drive here. You could get hit if you're not careful. And these taxi drivers are AMAZING!

Here's what I've been too so far,walking and seeing:

Leceister Square
Oxford Circus(lots of cool stores)

Well,I've been here since 9 this morning. I arrived in Gatwick Aiport,which is like 30 miles from London. The train was nice,we went through this little village(I don't know what it's called) and got off in a crappy part of Victoria Station.

I was pretty overwhelmed at first. And I still am. My legs hurt from all the walking I did. AND YES! I rode the infamous black taxis. I still have to buy my TravelCard in one of the Underground stations to use the double deckers for free. I'll do that maybe tomorrow.

I've walked by the Royal Academy of Music and Madame Tussad's(the lines were LOOOONG,so I'll go see the celebrities tomorrow).

Well,I'll keep track of my progress.

Heh,I'm already homesick for the USA.

You're in London now, huh? Oh and kudos to ya for making this log.

justicekyo
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"Re(1):TalbainEric's log-London trip" , posted Sat 6 Jul 15:18

quote:
Well,it was a long and tedious flight. But I'm finally here in London. I've walked some of Central London already,and I've been here for almost a day.

MAN! This place is HUGE! And it looks so cool in real life. Heh,and the British can be real asses.

The only thing I dislike is the way they drive here. You could get hit if you're not careful. And these taxi drivers are AMAZING!

Here's what I've been too so far,walking and seeing:

Leceister Square
Oxford Circus(lots of cool stores)

Well,I've been here since 9 this morning. I arrived in Gatwick Aiport,which is like 30 miles from London. The train was nice,we went through this little village(I don't know what it's called) and got off in a crappy part of Victoria Station.

I was pretty overwhelmed at first. And I still am. My legs hurt from all the walking I did. AND YES! I rode the infamous black taxis. I still have to buy my TravelCard in one of the Underground stations to use the double deckers for free. I'll do that maybe tomorrow.

I've walked by the Royal Academy of Music and Madame Tussad's(the lines were LOOOONG,so I'll go see the celebrities tomorrow).

Well,I'll keep track of my progress.

Heh,I'm already homesick for the USA.

kick ass and take names for us! TE!

Rid Hershel

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"coolness" , posted Sat 6 Jul 17:07

quote:
The only thing I dislike is the way they drive here. You could get hit if you're not careful.

Haha, you should see how the bastards drive here in Buenos Aires, they're MAD!!!!!

Anyway, cool to know that you're there, it's a great place!

You got nice days? Sunny ones? Personally I would like to be there with rain, I don't know why.

Orion

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"Re(1):coolness" , posted Sat 6 Jul 18:17

quote:
The only thing I dislike is the way they drive here. You could get hit if you're not careful. Haha, you should see how the bastards drive here in Buenos Aires, they're MAD!!!!!

Anyway, cool to know that you're there, it's a great place!

You got nice days? Sunny ones? Personally I would like to be there with rain, I don't know why.

who cares the sun in london,I prefer the mistic fog of London
Eric, do play whit some people in london (arcade games)?? :P

Ryo Yamazaki
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"Re(1):TalbainEric's log-London trip" , posted Sat 6 Jul 18:35

It's cool that you got here and that you've seen the sights (well, some of them):)

It's also a good thing that you've found Goodge street Casino and Namco Station.

I'll be going there next week so I'll hope I'll catch you.
Oh wait, I dont know what you look like ^_^

If you are interested, there's a Street Fighter Alpha 3 tourney at Namco Station on Saturday.

Hope to meet you in the duration of your trip. And keep this log updated! :D

Hmmmm maybe I should hold back a little - Sarah

Nifty Lifty
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"Re(2):TalbainEric's log-London trip" , posted Mon 8 Jul 09:44

There's a Namco Station in Manchester too. Go there if you want a real fight, because you'll always end up smashing some scally bastard

talbaineric

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"Re(3):TalbainEric's log-London trip" , posted Mon 8 Jul 10:55

Well,I went to Funland today. But that's not really an arcade,just a huge family center with bowling,pool,Pepsi Max Drop,e.t.c. They don't have fighting games. And I can't call it an arcade with no fighting games. They had LOTS and LOTS of sports ones.

I'm gonna go to Namco Station tomorrow. I'll be seeing Westminster Abbey then so it'll be perfect.

And Ryo Yamazaki,I won't be there actually. I'll be leaving this Friday.

I seen so much yesterday on the city's sightseeing buses. I saw and passed by Trafalgar Square,London Dugeon,IMAX cinema and so much other things I can't remember.

Today,I've been on my feet as usual. I used the Underground for the first time today. And it's okay. It can get confusing at times. Luckily there's porters to help you.

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Here's what I seen today and yesterday:

Tower of London-MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This place is SPOOKY! I saw the actual place where they beheaded lots of queens and people of the monarchy. And I went into the towers and I finally seen the Crown Jewels.

They're awesome!

Tower Bridge-I walked on it twice. This bridge is the coolest thing I've ever seen! It's so big! And it's like walking on royalty. I didn't go inside the towers,though. And there's this awesome view of the Thames.

Big Ben and The Houses of Parliament-The part I went to was closed to the public. There were bobbies there. But it's so awesome to see that place and the humongous clock tower up close. I even heard it chime the hours.

St. Pauls Cathedral-This is the place where Prince Charles and Princess Di got married,and I WAS THERE!

It's just a big Sistene-Chapelesque church. With tombs of warriors there. I stayed for a while,like 20 minutes. It was nice.

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Yes,Rid,it was a little rainy today. I like rain. I'm sure these Londoners are used to it. You guys wouldn't believe how many Asians I've seen so far. There's tons!

Tooley Street I browsed by today,and by far that's the ugly part of London. It smelled like sewage and there was construction all over the place.

Jazzie D: Heh thanks.

Actually it was no trouble at all. My hostel is really huge and it has an Internet cafe.

Well,my feet hurt. It's 7:07 here.

I'll try and get to more posts next time.

Ryo Yamazaki
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"Re(4):TalbainEric's log-London trip" , posted Mon 8 Jul 18:05

quote:
Well,I went to Funland today. But that's not really an arcade,just a huge family center with bowling,pool,Pepsi Max Drop,e.t.c. They don't have fighting games. And I can't call it an arcade with no fighting games. They had LOTS and LOTS of sports ones.

I'm gonna go to Namco Station tomorrow. I'll be seeing Westminster Abbey then so it'll be perfect. And Ryo Yamazaki,I won't be there actually. I'll be leaving this Friday.

I seen so much yesterday on the city's sightseeing buses. I saw and passed by Trafalgar Square,London Dugeon,IMAX cinema and so much other things I can't remember.

Today,I've been on my feet as usual. I used the Underground for the first time today. And it's okay. It can get confusing at times. Luckily there's porters to help you.

---------------------------------------------

Here's what I seen today and yesterday:

Tower of London-MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This place is SPOOKY! I saw the actual place where they beheaded lots of queens and people of the monarchy. And I went into the towers and I finally seen the Crown Jewels. They're awesome!

Tower Bridge-I walked on it twice. This bridge is the coolest thing I've ever seen! It's so big! And it's like walking on royalty. I didn't go inside the towers,though. And there's this awesome view of the Thames.

Big Ben and The Houses of Parliament-The part I went to was closed to the public. There were bobbies there. But it's so awesome to see that place and the humongous clock tower up close. I even heard it chime the hours.

St. Pauls Cathedral-This is the place where Prince Charles and Princess Di got married,and I WAS THERE! It's just a big Sistene-Chapelesque church. With tombs of warriors there. I stayed for a while,like 20 minutes. It was nice.

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Yes,Rid,it was a little rainy today. I like rain. I'm sure these Londoners are used to it. You guys wouldn't believe how many Asians I've seen so far. There's tons!

Tooley Street I browsed by today,and by far that's the ugly part of London. It smelled like sewage and there was construction all over the place.

Jazzie D: Heh thanks. Actually it was no trouble at all. My hostel is really huge and it has an Internet cafe.

Well,my feet hurt. It's 7:07 here.

I'll try and get to more posts next time.

Ah it's a shame that you're leaving on Friday :(

If I have any spare cash I'll be going to Namco Station myself (after college, arrrrgggghhh!!)

And you're right. There is a hell of a lot of Asian people in London (perfect for people with an Asian fetish, lol)

Now do you understand? My punch hurts!! - Ralf

Tashoku Kisune

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"Tally!" , posted Mon 8 Jul 18:08

I'm really glad that you made it there safe. Now you have to make it home ALIVE!

It sounds really fun there. I've always debated on my feelings of visiting London. No doubt it'd be cool to see everything. It's just too bad that crowds mak me pyschotic. Too many people make me unbearably violent. ^_~

I love the weather there, though. My idea of good weather is cold and rainy.. or just after the rain. I'm a BIG fan of overcast, rain, lightning, and wind. I dunno... perhaps because heat bothers me... or perhaps it's that deep down vampirisim. ^_^;

Anyway... PLEASE keep us updated on how you're doing there!! I know I'm worried about you there! ^_^; I heard London can be a REALLY dangerous place. So please be careful, Tal. I wouldn't want to lose my art-rival of the MMC. ^_~

Adon

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"Re(1):Tally!" , posted Mon 8 Jul 21:59

Reminds a bit of visits in 91 and 95/96. I was in London for New Years then. Seems like your doing most off the stuff I did. Are you going to Charles Dickenson's House? I remeber the score on the Killer Instinct were really good, even better then the Winrock Mall's KI scores

talbaineric

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"Re(2):Tally!" , posted Tue 9 Jul 09:43

Thanks T.K!!

It can be dangerous,but luckily I haven't run into any yet. It's a vast place. And there's a lot to see.

Namco Station was O.K. It had fighting games,Tekken 4,SFA3,e.t.c. But I didn't stay long still. It got boring after a while. It was much cooler than Funland though. The arcade was empty then,so there was no competitors. The VG stores here love the Dreamcast,but there's lots of PS2 games here,even more then at home. I didn't buy none though.

Adon: Charles Dickenson's house? What's that? BTW,Winrock Mall doesn't have an arcade no more,they closed it for no reason at all.

talbaineric

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"Re(3):Tally!" , posted Tue 9 Jul 09:49

Almost forgot,here's some places I visited today:

Chinatown-MY LORD! This place is beautiful! At least the outside where they hav the gates and stuff. It's like being IN China. Although the resturant I ate lunch at stunk and the food wasn't that great.

Harrods-I didn't go through the whole store because I was getting tired. I just stayed on the first floor and bought a souvenir double decker bus with the Union Jack on it.

Namco Station-It was OK. Lots of other games like casino-type slots and an MTV Drumscape thing.

Westminster Abbey-This place was so beautiful! I couldn't believe I was in the place where all the kings and queens were crowned!! As well as some important people buried here. I saw Queen Elizabeth I's tomb and Queen Mary of Scots tomb,as well as Henry VII's tomb,among others.

MAN! London is expensive!

Adon

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"Re(1):Tally!" , posted Tue 9 Jul 13:18

Charles Dickenson was one of those famous author's from like centuries ago. My brother was the one who wanted to go check that out not me.

So they got rid of your arcade. Wow, they did that in King of Prussia Mall aswell. Thats one of the best malls in the country. I go to university pinball in Philly from time to time now. I was there yesterday with my my friend who placed 5th in MvC2. There always having weekly tourneys there.

Hungrywolf

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"Re(2):Tally!" , posted Tue 9 Jul 20:47

quote:
Charles Dickenson was one of those famous author's from like centuries ago. My brother was the one who wanted to go check that out not me.

So they got rid of your arcade. Wow, they did that in King of Prussia Mall aswell. Thats one of the best malls in the country. I go to university pinball in Philly from time to time now. I was there yesterday with my my friend who placed 5th in MvC2. There always having weekly tourneys there.

Do you mean "Dickens" or do you mean "Dickenson"? I've heard of Charles Dickens, but not Dickenson.....

Adon

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"Re(3):Tally!" , posted Tue 9 Jul 23:18

quote:
Charles Dickenson was one of those famous author's from like centuries ago. My brother was the one who wanted to go check that out not me.

So they got rid of your arcade. Wow, they did that in King of Prussia Mall aswell. Thats one of the best malls in the country. I go to university pinball in Philly from time to time now. I was there yesterday with my my friend who placed 5th in MvC2. There always having weekly tourneys there.

Do you mean "Dickens" or do you mean "Dickenson"? I've heard of Charles Dickens, but not Dickenson.....

Ha, yeah Dickens thats would I mean. Dikenson is a name of a private college near by me. That's why I have Dikenson in my head. Goes to show you how much I payed atention to that part of the trip. English novelist are'nt my cup of tea for the pun

talbaineric

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"BREATHTAKING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" , posted Wed 10 Jul 04:34

Almost forget AGAIN! Yesterday morning,I went to see and ride the London Eye! (Did I say that?) I got a bad ass view of London from these capsules of this huge ferris wheel. It cost ten pounds,but well worth it! I saw everything!

Here's what I just came back from doing:

Regents Park-I went early this morning. It was a little chilly,but I managed. It was beautiful. I took a stroll through some gardens and walked around a lake.

Carnaby Street(THE AUSTIN POWERS STREET)- As you all know,this street was the place for the "swinging sixties" of London.
Now it's just a big tourist trap. I went early this morning so there wasn't that much shops open. But still cool to be where Austin Powers shot that scene in the first AP movie.

Buckingham Palace-I saw the Changing of the Guard today. It was cool. I'm glad I went here. I got here by passing by Trafalgar Square through the "Mall"(a long walkway to the Palace).

It's 12:44 PM right now. I still gotta go visit a couple of more things on my list.

As they say here,"Cheers"!

Hungrywolf

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"Re(4):Tally!" , posted Wed 10 Jul 08:29

quote:
Charles Dickenson was one of those famous author's from like centuries ago. My brother was the one who wanted to go check that out not me.

So they got rid of your arcade. Wow, they did that in King of Prussia Mall aswell. Thats one of the best malls in the country. I go to university pinball in Philly from time to time now. I was there yesterday with my my friend who placed 5th in MvC2. There always having weekly tourneys there.

Do you mean "Dickens" or do you mean "Dickenson"? I've heard of Charles Dickens, but not Dickenson.....

Ha, yeah Dickens thats would I mean. Dikenson is a name of a private college near by me. That's why I have Dikenson in my head. Goes to show you how much I payed atention to that part of the trip. English novelist are'nt my cup of tea for the pun

That makes more since. But a lot of people, even those who haven't read his books, are familiar with "A Christmas Carol." My favorite Dickens' books are "Nicholas Nickleby" and "Great Expectations."

Tashoku Kisune

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"Re(3):Tally!" , posted Wed 10 Jul 16:34

quote:
Thanks T.K!! It can be dangerous,but luckily I haven't run into any yet. It's a vast place. And there's a lot to see.

I'm REALLY glad that you haven't seen any trouble yet.

As far as all the things you have seen so far. I'm SO jealous!!! Those are some of the places that I wanted to see in London. I just haven't had the chance to see the place yet. :( Major bummer. Though, the way you talk about it.... you're making me REALLY want to go.

I wish you the best of luck and good fortune! (Chinatown sounds like it'd be the BEST! I love Asian culture!!)

Rid Hershel

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"Re(3):Tally!" , posted Wed 10 Jul 16:40

quote:
It can be dangerous,but luckily I haven't run into any yet.

Safe places are boring, usually the dangerous ones are more interesting.

Glad to see that it was all you expected.

Tashoku Kisune

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"Re(4):Tally!" , posted Wed 10 Jul 16:54

quote:
It can be dangerous,but luckily I haven't run into any yet. Safe places are boring, usually the dangerous ones are more interesting.

Glad to see that it was all you expected.

Rid... dun MAKE me get the whip. Saying that danger makes things more interesting can be a bad thing to wish for. :( Poor Talbain could get hurt.. <whimpers> And he's my buddy.. ^_~ just like you. And so I wouldn't wish danger or ill will on either. <snuggles both> Hee hee.... things can be interesting WITHOUT danger too. ^_~ It just usually involves a woman.

talbaineric

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"Re(5):Tally!" , posted Wed 10 Jul 23:37

quote:
It can be dangerous,but luckily I haven't run into any yet. Safe places are boring, usually the dangerous ones are more interesting.

Glad to see that it was all you expected.

Rid... dun MAKE me get the whip. Saying that danger makes things more interesting can be a bad thing to wish for. :( Poor Talbain could get hurt.. <whimpers> And he's my buddy.. ^_~ just like you. And so I wouldn't wish danger or ill will on either. <snuggles both> Hee hee.... things can be interesting WITHOUT danger too. ^_~ It just usually involves a woman.

Hee hee!

Yes,T.K.,I hope you check it out! It definitley is worth a visit. Although it can get expensive. I was planning on buying clothes over here. But I ended up buying souveniers for my friends and family instead.

I've spent a lot of money already.

Well,today is my last day. I fly back home to the U.S.A tomorrow. But I loved it here,once I got to know the place! It was fun! I enjoyed myself.

Yesterday,I also saw Convent Garden and Planet Hollywood! I saw some stuff the stars like Slyvester Stallone and Olivia Newton John left there. And I saw pictures of Mike Myers and others,too!

Tashoku Kisune

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"Re(6):Tally!" , posted Thu 11 Jul 16:51

quote:
It can be dangerous,but luckily I haven't run into any yet. Safe places are boring, usually the dangerous ones are more interesting.

Glad to see that it was all you expected.

Rid... dun MAKE me get the whip. Saying that danger makes things more interesting can be a bad thing to wish for. :( Poor Talbain could get hurt.. <whimpers> And he's my buddy.. ^_~ just like you. And so I wouldn't wish danger or ill will on either. <snuggles both> Hee hee.... things can be interesting WITHOUT danger too. ^_~ It just usually involves a woman.

Hee hee!

Yes,T.K.,I hope you check it out! It definitley is worth a visit. Although it can get expensive. I was planning on buying clothes over here. But I ended up buying souveniers for my friends and family instead. I've spent a lot of money already.

Well,today is my last day. I fly back home to the U.S.A tomorrow. But I loved it here,once I got to know the place! It was fun! I enjoyed myself.

Yesterday,I also saw Convent Garden and Planet Hollywood! I saw some stuff the stars like Slyvester Stallone and Olivia Newton John left there. And I saw pictures of Mike Myers and others,too!

ZWEEEEE! Tally's coming home! I'm really glad that you had such a nice time! I'm also really glad that you idn't get hurt or run into any trouble.

I suspected that it could get expensive. It was sort of an eye opener to me to see the difference in price from where I used to live (in the south) to the prices around New York. MUCH more expensive!

But anyway.. when it gets down to it I'm just really really glad that you're coming home safe and that you had a good time. ^_^

Rid Hershel

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"Re(5):Tally!" , posted Thu 11 Jul 17:00

quote:
It just usually involves a woman.

So... THERE'S danger present, always when a woman is around...

*hides under a rock*

talbaineric

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"London games" , posted Mon 15 Jul 06:43

Almost forgot. I visted lots of arcades over there. And here are the games found in them,particually Casino near the Goodge St. station:

MSHvsSF(Namco Station)
Tekken 4(Namco Station and Casino)
SSF2(Casino)
Kof 98,2k and 2k1(Casino)
GGX:Imported version(Casino)
SFA3(Namco Station and Casino)
Martial Masters(rare game,Casino)

And there was more,but that's all I could remember. Pretty cool. I had a good time.

Except the guy who ran Casino was a real dick.

I went to a store called "HMV Games" in Picadilly Circus,and they've got a good selection of games. Better than here at home,that's for sure.

Tashoku Kisune

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"Re(6):Tally!" , posted Mon 15 Jul 16:21

quote:
It just usually involves a woman.
So... THERE'S danger present, always when a woman is around...

*hides under a rock*

Tell me where you're av and tag are from!

Rid Hershel

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"Re(7):Tally!" , posted Mon 15 Jul 16:39

quote:
It just usually involves a woman.
So... THERE'S danger present, always when a woman is around...

*hides under a rock*

Tell me where you're av and tag are from!

The thief? form Ragnarok Online, a korean RPG. There's a thread about korean RPG artists that you may like to check.