I'm about to collapse, but lemme just sneak in a blog post before I retire to my sleeping chamber. Today was fun, I visited some homies at UC De Anza and I went to San Francisco. Tons of great memories, including dancing, eating, shopping, driving, GPSing, walking, smelling, farting (D-Bot), cooking, cleaning, cutting, sitting, and other sh**. Yeah! I did a whole lot of stuff today, but I'd rather not summarize it for you. Instead, I'm just gonna write about a few interesting things I saw today in my travels.
Something blogworthy that I observed today was an interesting snack shop in Japan Town. I don't remember what the store is called, but I know it's across the street from Fatlace in an indoor mall. Anyways, what I found so interesting about the snack shop was that almost every snack, candy and delicacy in the store was accompanied with a totally realistic plastic replica. You know how some people have plastic fruits in their homes for decoration? Well that was kind of like how it was at the snack shop, except nearly everything was accompanied with plastic models. For example, the cookie wafers were stacked in neatly organized rows of packages. Next to the packages, in a glass box, was a plastic replica of the cookies. It was so expertly crafted, even the slightest detail of the cookie's texture was recreated. I dunno, I just thought it was cool that they would do that.
Oh, also, I tried out Calpis (sounds like "cow piss") today.
It's some Japanese drink and I felt it tasted like one of those oldschool rocket pops, but melted:
It was pretty cool, and I'm glad I tried it out. It had a "refreshingly sweet and tangy" flavor, according to the label on the bottle.
Umm umm umm, I would also like to write about the GPS navigation device we used during our travels. Anyone who has been to San Francisco knows that it's pretty confusing to get around the city, especially when you are from out of town. D-Bot's GPS device helped us out a lot. It was pretty funny because we had the voice language set as Australian, so the dude had a huge accent when he was telling us critical directions. Sometimes he'd really mispronounce things, and I would giggle a little bit. Hee hee hee
In other news, Darren and I have been working tirelessly on the new video. I don't want to reveal too much, but it's definitely something 2 look forward 2. I'm not sure when it will be finished, but hopefully it will be released to the masses soon. Thanks for reading and Goodnight.
Something blogworthy that I observed today was an interesting snack shop in Japan Town. I don't remember what the store is called, but I know it's across the street from Fatlace in an indoor mall. Anyways, what I found so interesting about the snack shop was that almost every snack, candy and delicacy in the store was accompanied with a totally realistic plastic replica. You know how some people have plastic fruits in their homes for decoration? Well that was kind of like how it was at the snack shop, except nearly everything was accompanied with plastic models. For example, the cookie wafers were stacked in neatly organized rows of packages. Next to the packages, in a glass box, was a plastic replica of the cookies. It was so expertly crafted, even the slightest detail of the cookie's texture was recreated. I dunno, I just thought it was cool that they would do that.
Oh, also, I tried out Calpis (sounds like "cow piss") today.
It's some Japanese drink and I felt it tasted like one of those oldschool rocket pops, but melted:
It was pretty cool, and I'm glad I tried it out. It had a "refreshingly sweet and tangy" flavor, according to the label on the bottle.
Umm umm umm, I would also like to write about the GPS navigation device we used during our travels. Anyone who has been to San Francisco knows that it's pretty confusing to get around the city, especially when you are from out of town. D-Bot's GPS device helped us out a lot. It was pretty funny because we had the voice language set as Australian, so the dude had a huge accent when he was telling us critical directions. Sometimes he'd really mispronounce things, and I would giggle a little bit. Hee hee hee
In other news, Darren and I have been working tirelessly on the new video. I don't want to reveal too much, but it's definitely something 2 look forward 2. I'm not sure when it will be finished, but hopefully it will be released to the masses soon. Thanks for reading and Goodnight.
2 comments:
haha yeah that calpico is dope. try the other flavors next time
ya my mouse+keyboard is wooden haha
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