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Diabolique
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Halloween Candy

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What are you hooked on right now?

For me, it'd have to be LifeSavers Gummies. Been having a really hard time staying away from them. :giggle: They are just SO good... :looney:
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Nothing in particular for me... mainly been attacking snickers and hersheys with some reeses on the side :lol: Gummies are evilly addictive, though... there's nothing to 'em, so ya can't help but keep munching them! :chew:
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I never hand out my own Halloween candy (I always do my Candybot shtick at my parents' or somebody else's house, because there are no trick-or-treaters at my apartment complex), so I get to largely avoid the calories. :p Somebody from both Thursday classes this week brought in leftover candy, though, so I got some mini Crunch and Twix and stuff. Pretty much all the mini chocolate bars are still my favorites. :nod:
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At the university's mahjong club yesterday we were playing mahjong for nickel candy. >.>
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Nickel candy? That sounds like something from a hundred years ago, when everything was ridiculously cheap. :looney: Also, didn't know you played mahjong. That explains in part why you liked Saki. :lol:
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Actually, in Nakors case, he started playing Mahjong BECAUSE Of Saki. :p
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>.>
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I've been lucky enough not to fall into any "candy traps" this year so far.

I guess my sweet tooth is "dormant" at the moment. :p
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Nerds and candy corns
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Tanis wrote:Actually, in Nakors case, he started playing Mahjong BECAUSE Of Saki. :p
Nakor wrote:>.>
:lolhard:

Actually, that's not half a geeky as the fact that I started studying Japanese in college solely because of anime. Three years of language study, including a quarter in Japan, all because I love anime, not to mention that watching it almost every day keeps my listening comprehension up. Now THAT'S geektacular. 8o :D The funny part is that like half the Ohio U. anime club was in Japanese 101 with me, but I was the only one that stuck it out all the way through the end of the program. Lazy wankers. :p
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As for myself, I've had an assortment of the
mini-packages as well... mostly hershe-
ys, kit kat and almond joy. It's the
most candy I've had all year si-
nce I not into it much now,
though in my elementa-
ry years, candy was
an essential foo-
d group (laug-
hs). Norm-
ally, I'm
heav-
ily
into
Reces,
by I've ha-
d quite a bit
though out the
year and needed a
break from them (lau-
ghs). I've had 5 mini's an-
d felt as though I've drowne-
d at Willy Wonker's Chocolate F-
actory (laughs). No more for me an-
y time soon. Maybe tonight or tomorro-
w, but I've had more than my share for now.

:nod:
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I'm actually planning to major Asian Language & Culture (Japanese) and English (Literature). >.>

It keeps the door open to a BEd. like I mentioned before, or possibly a job in translating literature. Manga translator job get! (I wish. :P)

Also taking enough German credits for a minor, but they say they won't let me put three specs on my degree. <.<
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LOL You'd basically be Assorted Languages Man if they'd let you. :lol: And yeah, while I'm sure I'd also love translating manga for a living, I'm not exactly counting on that job opening up any time soon. :p
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Once I'm done with those two I fully intend on learning French at some point... it's just so important here. I don't know after that. Maybe Chinese. Somewhere along the line I just developed a fascination with languages. :P
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Oh, I totally understand you on this. I both love languages and have a knack for learning them. I'm in a basic linguistics course right now that most people in the class appear to find confusing and possibly mind-numbing, but I find quite entertaining, in spite of the fact that it consists mostly of lecture. Now I know what a voiceless labiodental fricative is and how to read the IPA symbols for the English language sound bank, among other things. :lol:
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