....Anyone else out there MUD?
-silence-
Got it.
Sunday, October 31, 2010
My Theme Today
One of my favorite tennis players.
Black short short though instead of a skirt.
White blouse - check.
Sexy heals - check.
Aight. Let's do this.
Guess I'm headed out for a little.
-smile-
I has sad.
5 boys and 1 girl never turns out right.
Especially if they are all friends.
And if they all somewhat liked you at some time.
And you go on friendly dates with all of them.
Really liked one of them.
Bleh blah...
Especially if they are all friends.
And if they all somewhat liked you at some time.
And you go on friendly dates with all of them.
Really liked one of them.
Bleh blah...
How to get your girlfriend to play video games
1. Make the night about her-
Order in some food, cuddle up on the couch, hell, light a few candles. For this to work, she’s going to need to think this night revolves around her pleasure. The key to success lies in how you introduce the idea. Say the wrong thing and you’ll be shutting down before you even hit the power button. Try to speak her language. I suggest something along the lines of:
“I want to share my interests with you so that we can understand each other better.” OR “My buddies want me to hang out with them but I’m feeling a little low tonight. Let’s stay in and eat junk food and snuggle!”
2. A little booze never hurts-
Of course, I’m not promoting non-consensual gaming. However, a little social lubricant will help to get even the most reluctant girlfriend over her inhibitions and into whatever you two want to play. Just make sure she remembers the whole thing in the morning, else your sorry ass is back to level 1.
3. Don’t set your expectations too high-
Beware: the first time won’t be perfect. It might even be a little painful for you. But if you make her happy on the first go, you can expect the experience to progressively improve. One day, you might even experience the same elation playing with her as you do with your bros.
4. Start slow-
In an ideal world, your girl would dive headfirst into this fantasy without any regret. However, you have to keep in mind that this is all new for her and it might be a little scary. You’re going to have to warm her up to the situation to get her excited. Keep games like Katamari Damacy on hand for when the time is right. This bubbly, pretty game will keep her entertained while introducing her to basic game design and controller mechanics. From there you can move on to subtly more advanced systems.
An important warning- while cute videogames are a plus, avoid the Wii at all costs. She’ll no doubt love Wii Sports or Mario Party 8, but the bastardized game-play won’t improve her skills or change her attitude and will probably get you no closer to home base- all ur home base, that is.
Dorkly <3
Order in some food, cuddle up on the couch, hell, light a few candles. For this to work, she’s going to need to think this night revolves around her pleasure. The key to success lies in how you introduce the idea. Say the wrong thing and you’ll be shutting down before you even hit the power button. Try to speak her language. I suggest something along the lines of:
“I want to share my interests with you so that we can understand each other better.” OR “My buddies want me to hang out with them but I’m feeling a little low tonight. Let’s stay in and eat junk food and snuggle!”
2. A little booze never hurts-
Of course, I’m not promoting non-consensual gaming. However, a little social lubricant will help to get even the most reluctant girlfriend over her inhibitions and into whatever you two want to play. Just make sure she remembers the whole thing in the morning, else your sorry ass is back to level 1.
3. Don’t set your expectations too high-
Beware: the first time won’t be perfect. It might even be a little painful for you. But if you make her happy on the first go, you can expect the experience to progressively improve. One day, you might even experience the same elation playing with her as you do with your bros.
4. Start slow-
In an ideal world, your girl would dive headfirst into this fantasy without any regret. However, you have to keep in mind that this is all new for her and it might be a little scary. You’re going to have to warm her up to the situation to get her excited. Keep games like Katamari Damacy on hand for when the time is right. This bubbly, pretty game will keep her entertained while introducing her to basic game design and controller mechanics. From there you can move on to subtly more advanced systems.
An important warning- while cute videogames are a plus, avoid the Wii at all costs. She’ll no doubt love Wii Sports or Mario Party 8, but the bastardized game-play won’t improve her skills or change her attitude and will probably get you no closer to home base- all ur home base, that is.
Dorkly <3
I want to be Princess Peach!
Saturday, October 30, 2010
My Transformation
So.
I have the craziest most obnoxious hair ever.
It takes FOREVER to get ready
So I thought I'd share.
FIRST.
I, for some reason, have super curly hair when I get out of the shower.
I look like Medusa
So the next step is to blow dry my hair.
Then I turn into MUFASA
Then I straighten my hair for about 40 minutes
And
BAM!
It's the Rika you know.
My Nerdy Boy
Yes.
It is minecraft.
And this is his "present" for me.
What a n3rd
<3
I absolutely love it.
Friday, October 29, 2010
JibSheet
Old NWAACC article I found online.
Then they won it again, and again. Then, one year later, they won it again. That “it” is the NWAACC championship and that last “again” came Sunday May 18 in Spokane, WA. Four years running, or swinging, the BCC women’s tennis team left the NWAACC tournament with a first-place trophy in their hands. They just don’t lose. If there was ever any doubt that the team would 4-peat it was erased on Sunday after BCC was named champion. Three players won their respective singles championships. Number six singles player Lauren Heino, number five singles player Rika Matsumoto and number two singles player and captain Courtney Groszhans, all came home with individual first place finishes. Winning the championship this year was different from years past. “It was a close call … the score is totally nothing, if you’re there it’s different,” said Matsumoto. Although finishing the 2008 regular season undefeated, the team limped into the NWAACC tournament. Head Coach Jason Chapman said, “It was not as easy as last year, but this year we at least placed 1, 2 or 3 in every event.” Heino and number three singles player Yuri Kida were both injured and weren’t sure how they would perform in the tournament. Kida had an ailing shoulder injury sustained two weeks ago against Spokane as well as a foot and calf injury. Heino had an injured hip. On the way to Spokane the team stopped to have the girls looked at by a physical therapist. On the way home they just drove right by, trophy in hand. Even though she felt them, nerves didn’t play a factor in Heino’s championship run. Entering the championship game against Skagit Valley’s number five singles player, Holly Olson, Heino said, “I was nervous even though I’d just beat her two weeks before.” Nervous or not, Heino won the match in straight sets, 6-1, 6-0. She had a bye in the first round and recorded a 6-0, 6-0 victory in the second round against Green River. Matsumoto didn’t have such an easy time winning her championship. All year she only lost one match. After losing to Skagit Valley’s number five singles player, Starla Seal, in the regular season Matsumoto evened up the series beating her at home. Then she, like Heino, met Skagit in the championship game. After winning the first set 6-4, Matsumoto felt like she was in control of the match. The second set was a different story. She lost after winning just two games, 2-6. “I thought that I lost it … her momentum started to come back,” said Matsumoto. Head Coach Jason Chapman pulled her aside between the second and third set and gave her some advice. He told her to hug her teammates, give some high fives and sing a song. So she did. And the third set and the championship were hers, 6-3. “It wasn’t an easy win, I had to fight for it. I feel like I earned it.” Last year’s tennis team won every match at the NWAACC tournament. This year only three players took the crown, but it was more than enough to win for the fourth straight year. BCC put up 120 points; Skagit Valley was the next closest team with 87 and although the margin of victory was only 33 points the team really didn’t know if they were going to 4-peat. “I thought we were going to lose by 2 points or something,” said Matsumoto after the tournament. Two of the three BCC players who won their singles championships weren’t even scheduled to play in the 2008 season. After a few players dropped out of the team last minute Chapman had to search for new players, quick. He found Heino and Matsumoto. The two won key victories considering they both came against second place finisher, Skagit Valley. Incomplete teams don’t win championships but Chapman brought it together like a 3-time NWAACC champion would, then he won a fourth. He said finding those players, “Was huge.”
Then they won it again, and again. Then, one year later, they won it again. That “it” is the NWAACC championship and that last “again” came Sunday May 18 in Spokane, WA. Four years running, or swinging, the BCC women’s tennis team left the NWAACC tournament with a first-place trophy in their hands. They just don’t lose. If there was ever any doubt that the team would 4-peat it was erased on Sunday after BCC was named champion. Three players won their respective singles championships. Number six singles player Lauren Heino, number five singles player Rika Matsumoto and number two singles player and captain Courtney Groszhans, all came home with individual first place finishes. Winning the championship this year was different from years past. “It was a close call … the score is totally nothing, if you’re there it’s different,” said Matsumoto. Although finishing the 2008 regular season undefeated, the team limped into the NWAACC tournament. Head Coach Jason Chapman said, “It was not as easy as last year, but this year we at least placed 1, 2 or 3 in every event.” Heino and number three singles player Yuri Kida were both injured and weren’t sure how they would perform in the tournament. Kida had an ailing shoulder injury sustained two weeks ago against Spokane as well as a foot and calf injury. Heino had an injured hip. On the way to Spokane the team stopped to have the girls looked at by a physical therapist. On the way home they just drove right by, trophy in hand. Even though she felt them, nerves didn’t play a factor in Heino’s championship run. Entering the championship game against Skagit Valley’s number five singles player, Holly Olson, Heino said, “I was nervous even though I’d just beat her two weeks before.” Nervous or not, Heino won the match in straight sets, 6-1, 6-0. She had a bye in the first round and recorded a 6-0, 6-0 victory in the second round against Green River. Matsumoto didn’t have such an easy time winning her championship. All year she only lost one match. After losing to Skagit Valley’s number five singles player, Starla Seal, in the regular season Matsumoto evened up the series beating her at home. Then she, like Heino, met Skagit in the championship game. After winning the first set 6-4, Matsumoto felt like she was in control of the match. The second set was a different story. She lost after winning just two games, 2-6. “I thought that I lost it … her momentum started to come back,” said Matsumoto. Head Coach Jason Chapman pulled her aside between the second and third set and gave her some advice. He told her to hug her teammates, give some high fives and sing a song. So she did. And the third set and the championship were hers, 6-3. “It wasn’t an easy win, I had to fight for it. I feel like I earned it.” Last year’s tennis team won every match at the NWAACC tournament. This year only three players took the crown, but it was more than enough to win for the fourth straight year. BCC put up 120 points; Skagit Valley was the next closest team with 87 and although the margin of victory was only 33 points the team really didn’t know if they were going to 4-peat. “I thought we were going to lose by 2 points or something,” said Matsumoto after the tournament. Two of the three BCC players who won their singles championships weren’t even scheduled to play in the 2008 season. After a few players dropped out of the team last minute Chapman had to search for new players, quick. He found Heino and Matsumoto. The two won key victories considering they both came against second place finisher, Skagit Valley. Incomplete teams don’t win championships but Chapman brought it together like a 3-time NWAACC champion would, then he won a fourth. He said finding those players, “Was huge.”
Onaka Suita
"onaka suita"
means i'm hungry in japanese
yummy bakery at my train station in japan.
i want me some.
"Rika Matsumoto Loves Rainbows"
My profile picture for the
"Rika Matsumoto Loves Rainbows" group on facebook.
lol.
I crack myself up sometime.
Good night everyone.
This site has hit over 4000 views!
In just two months!
Thanks for all the support!!
No more
No more pouty face for Licca.
Everything is back to perfect.
Cause he's back in my life <3
So I guess it's time to clean my trashed room
Make it a happy place once again =)
I just noticed that I look exactly like the cat beneath this post lol
I just noticed that I look exactly like the cat beneath this post lol
Middle of no where
My favorite part about the drive to Pullman ( and back)
This weird tree art in the middle of no where.
I actually stopped my car on the free way to take this picture.
My dream is to run through it though.
Bromance
I love this picture.
My host dad building a snow man
His best friend's dog is pissing on it.
ROFL
Snow Snow Snow!
I just reread the article about the La Nina this year.
Snow storm!
Christmas present time!!
With funky pajamas!
I still haven't built a successful snowman.. :(
Hopefully, this year...
I won't make Jabba..
Chilling beer in the snow
Pure white streets.
In Japan "hatsu yuki" is a big thing for couples.
To see the first snow fall together means good fortune for the couple.
:)
Please don't kick us out
This picture cracks me up.
This was at my old apartment down in Factoria
When I was living in a living room.
My roomies friends came over
and they were really crazy.
They decided to climb the roof of our apartment and wave their gun around
So they did.
Our landlord heard footsteps on the roof
Stomped to our door
knocked
Yelled at us and told us that we will be kicked out
We told him that it was probably a racoon on the roof and we have no idea what he's talking about
trying really hard to hold our laughter in
whaddya know
he bought it.
went back to sleep.
then we had "detention" at the landlord's office the next day
but we had more bullshit "it was a racoon" story so we got out of it
yay!
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Jowenna
It's only natural for me to feel this way about you
you're the world's most beautiful girl
it's only natural for me to be so protective about you
my sweet hawaiian girl
so I can never live with myself
if I have to hurt something so precious
Travel the world from the start to the end and
never find a woman like you ever again
Awwww.... :)
Miss my island boys.
you're the world's most beautiful girl
it's only natural for me to be so protective about you
my sweet hawaiian girl
so I can never live with myself
if I have to hurt something so precious
Travel the world from the start to the end and
never find a woman like you ever again
Awwww.... :)
Miss my island boys.
It's more than love, Apolo
I love this picture.
Life wasn't always easy for Apolo.
But he stayed focused.
He fought through pain and tears.
Fought to the top.
Fought to be number one.
Too perfect.
I love you, Apolo Ohno.
Reading his tweets and looking at his pictures always turns my frown upside down.
He makes me a better person.
<3<3
KimWipes
Nerd.
I love how big their KimWipes are.
So Jel.
Is that FB I see on one of the screens?
Tsk Tsk
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
PlayStation Phone
The phone apparently has a 1GHz Qualcomm MSM8655 chip, 512MB of RAM, 1GB of ROM, and support for microSD cards. It's speculated that it will run Android 3.0 and offer a custom Sony Marketplace. There aren't many other details, but you can check out more photos of the prototype unit over at Engadget
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