Giant Robot Store and GR2 News
1. Snow was on the streets even though it got to 50 degrees. So why won’t the snow melt during the day? I don’t understand that. It didn’t snow in the first couple of days in NY, yet you see scenes like this. 2-4. Street art in nolita. It’s crazy how tagged up this building is. Then you turn thet corner and there’s more. 5. Ipodiot. Not that great, but still funny in Soho.6. Right outside of GRNY on sunday. The pic actually depicts snow falling. I couldn’t capture the snow in a photo, it looked nice, maybe I’ll post video. It was really incredible.7. Snow fell in this pic too but you can’t tell. That’s GRNY on the right side. 8. This photo is from the taxi window while riding in at 6am from the red eye. I felt like I was in the intro from the show “TAXI”. 9. Driving into Manhattan from Newark is an ESPO piece. Can you see it, sort of?
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1. Snow was on the streets even though it got to 50 degrees. So why won't the snow melt during the day? I don't understand that. It didn't snow in the first couple of days in NY, yet you see scenes like this.
2-4. Street art in nolita. It's crazy how tagged up this building is. Then you turn thet corner and there's more.
5. Ipodiot. Not that great, but still funny in Soho.
6. Right outside of GRNY...
One thing that’s puzzled me for a while, is why do Japanese Americans add an extra vowel at the end of some words. For example, “I bought some sushi-i.” It’s sushi. But somehow there’s an extra “i”. It sounds like “su-Shii” as if it’s two words with a heavy accent on the second half of the word. Another one I’ve heard is gyoza. It’s gyoza. That’s it. But I’ve heard it as “gyo-za-a” with three syllables. I know there’s more!
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One thing that's puzzled me for a while, is why do Japanese Americans add an extra vowel at the end of some words. For example, "I bought some sushi-i." It's sushi. But somehow there's an extra "i". It sounds like "su-Shii" as if it's two words with a heavy accent on the second half of the word.
Another one I've heard is gyoza. It's gyoza. That's it. But I've heard it as "gyo-za-a" with three...
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Another one I've heard is gyoza. It's gyoza. That's it. But I've heard it as "gyo-za-a" with three...
No Wii party can happen without Thai food. With the tons of styro containers and a limited amount of space, you can stack them into the covers to create a grid of food only. Something like this. It’s so simple, but I never thought of this. See the TV? You can’t see what’s on there. Is it porn? If you know about Wii’s, you can see the Wii at the bottom of the Ikea PS cabinet. Look at the reflection on the table, that’s the screen where you make your profile. More to come on the Wii including some video.
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