The library roomawwwhMy bedroomview from balcony outside my bedroomback yardfountain and fish in backyardIt's very smoggy and poluted in Shanghai, like being in Turok on n64 but in REAL LIFEI don't know much about powerlines, but I don't think they should be in tangles and knots lolAnnie knew I liked Indian food so we spent an hour in a taxi and then walked through a park in the rain to get to this restaurant... which was actually Indonesian, but I didn't have the heart to tell her, so I just ordered things I'd never heard of and pretended they were my favorite foods lolOh yeah, he's a burgers.My dad's bedroomweight room (attached to dad's bedroom) also has sound system and big flatscreen tv so you're not bored... also good for setting workout times, i.e., i'll watch one episode of seinfeld while doing this machine, and then one episode on this one, etcawwwhmmmm lunch (before)lunch (after)a toast to you, noble friend, for it is by your death that I may live, and for that I will be forever grateful.
壮烈牺牲!This is a big tower in Shanghai... it might be the tallest in the world... it sure acted like it. I went on the tour but I don't speak Chinese so I don't know it's name or anything about it lol.
I went all the way up to the third module, which the third and smallest bubble peeking out from the second.
It took like 3 hours to get up there, because of the lines (if you can call them lines)the first floor, inside the towerthe elevator to bring you to the first module
'waiting' in line doesn't involve too much waiting... (unless you're in the back... and have accepted that fact) it might take a very long time, but it is not a time spent waiting, it is a time spent actively defending your position, unfortunately I was a sucker for families... i.e. when a dad would push me out of the way, and then immediately pull his 7 year old daughter past me... I couldn't really do anything. Luckily after being pushed out of two elevators, I became angry and jaded enough to become pushy enough to actually get the line...
I don't think it's so much rudeness as... I guess the simplest way to put it is, in China a line isn't to be waited in, but to be moved through, which means the 10 inches of personal space you give the woman infront of you, so as to NOT be pushing your junk firmly against her, is just 10 inches of opening in the line for the person behind you, and they will IMMEDIATELY use that opening.
If you can't get used to humping strangers, you'll atleast have to get used to being humped by them, lolView from the second module (it was too foggy from the third module to take pictures)Went shopping last night... bought a few things...
Seinfeld full series, Curb your Enthusiasm full series, South Park full series, MIYAZAKI FILMOGRAPHY, COHEN BROTHERS FILMOGRAPHY... etc
oh and also the Planet Earth series!Dinner tableEntrance to the towerLiving room
