Of course I would want to hear more about what you think, and feel free to express it uninhibited. I don't mind long explanations, and if anyone feels that much can be said in few words then don't let my anxious demands upset anyone. Free speech is like a coin, unless it is used, it has no use; to have that freedom is be wealthy in more ways than one. Love sister, and be... Hi In Peace
Right on Hari~ Thanks man! You are one cool cat "Free speech is like a coin, unless it is used, it has no use; to have that freedom is be wealthy in more ways than one." That really spoke to me. You're a wonderful and understanding person. Again, I'm sorry my brother. I'm never one to respond so... negatively, like I did before. If there is anything I could do to make it up, I'll most definatly do it, my friend. I humblely bow my head to you. If I may, this is the only way I know of how to really express the extent of my thank you.. Doumo arigatou gozaimasu...
"Free speech is like a coin, unless it is used, it has no use; to have that freedom is (TO)be wealthy in more ways than one." I missed that "to" in my post, but I noticed it now. We all make mistakes, and for that reason the statement, "those who live in glass houses should not throw stones" is so real. Your reaction was in no way received negatively, I am glad you can express yourself like that, and perhaps it was called for. With you everyone knows where they stand. You speak your mind and that can't be wrong. A lot of people have pent-up emotions that harms them for lack of courage to be themselves. I think you are beautiful as you are, and more power to you. Just keep being yourself; that is the best you can do for me.
Lol. hahhah. Nah. If you want to know "robot" in japanese (nihongo), It is actually "robotto". "Mr." being "-san" (Robotto-san) Well.. "Doumo Arigatou Gozaimasu" is the most polite form of "Thanks/Thank you". You could also say: "Kekko desu/Ii"=Thats good/enough. "Doumo"=Thanks (lit. Very much) "Doumo Arigatou"=Thanks very much "Domou Arigatou Gozaimasu"=Thank you very much [gozaimasu=present (masu, compaired with mashita=past) form of the more polite form of "desu"=to be, am/is/are; It can be paired wit "Domou Arigatou" to make it formal, otherwise "desu" wouldn't be put at the end of those phrases]
They did indeed. I'm up at 8am and the workers are already here. I'll have to put up with that four about three hours.