Let's squeal over new KAT-TUN merchandise
*sings out of tune* I. Ha~ve bought a KAT-TUN DVD. Yesterday and I was so-o happy~. Yes, I was so Ha-a-a-a-ppy~~. But now I'm bro-oke. I. Ha~ve bought a KAT-TUN DVD. Yes I did, and I was so-o happy~...
Now, imagine me singing that to the tune of "Seishun Amigo". (Hint: "Si. O~retachi wa itsu de~mo. futari de hitotsu da-tta. jimoto ja ma-ke-shi-ra-zu. sou daro. ... (Got it? XD))
Okay, so what if I'm weird? =D
Anyway, let me squeal for an hour or two about KAT-TUN's new DVD and CD. *starts squaling*
*two hours later*
*sore throat* So yeah, as a loyal KT fan, I HAD to get the First Press Limited Edition, of course. XD
Thank Kami YesAsia still got it, because Mar-chan told me on my forum that their First Press Limited Edition was sold out 10 minutes after it was released on cdJapan. *mouth falls open*
I feel like a proud parent, FTW?
Oh right, and I've found ANOTHER Belgian KAT-TUN fan!! Actually she's just a fan of Kame, and she doesn't really know half of KAT-TUN (XD), but still. I NOW KNOW 5 BELGIAN KAT-TUN FANS!!
Which makes me wonder just how many fans KAT-TUN has around the globe. Belgium is a tiny country where, if you ask someone if they know Japanese pop/rock, they often wonder whether or not you've hit your head on the floor when you were little (which, for the record, I have. XD I'm serious! I've had a serious concussion when I was 2 years old, which explains why I'm having so many migraine "attacks" a month. But that's irrelevant right now XD). And still we have at least 6 KAT-TUN fans!
Aaah~ I'm feeling like a proud parent again! (I should consider going to a psychiatrist)
By the way, I think Takeyama-sensei (one of our Japanese teachers) knows KAT-TUN. =D
Lisa (the 5th fan) and I were fangirling about Kamenashi during her class (I'm not a rebellious student! We had a 5 minute break!), and she suddenly started grinning. And Japanese teachers DO. NOT. suddenly grin. So I concluded that she must know KAT-TUN (or at least Kamenashi. XD).
And if Takeyama-sensei doesn't know them, then I've made sure Hisatsune-sensei (another teacher) does now:
During one of our essay exercises, we had to write what kind of books, music, etc. we liked. I was in an experimental mood that day, so I wrote: "Watashi wa J-Pop o kikimasu. KAT-TUN wa suki desu." (I listen to J-Pop. I like KAT-TUN.) Please don't laugh at my very very very limited knowledge of Japanese. I was tempted to write "KAT-TUN wa daisuki desu." (I love KAT-TUN), but that would be a bit exaggerated, ne? =D
Johnny should donate some money to me for advertising his groups so much! *phones Johnny's Jimusho*
Oh oh, and did you know what she wrote on my essay?? "Watashi mo." (Me too). I'm still debating whether she meant KAT-TUN or the curry rice recipe I wrote about... Please let it be KAT-TUN! (Maybe we could fangirl together then? And she could translate all those articles I'm dying to read? ^_________^)
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Side note:
I know I haven't replied to all your comments yet, but I have 2 days off next week, so I'll see if I can do it then. Sorry! >_<"
Now, imagine me singing that to the tune of "Seishun Amigo". (Hint: "Si. O~retachi wa itsu de~mo. futari de hitotsu da-tta. jimoto ja ma-ke-shi-ra-zu. sou daro. ... (Got it? XD))
Okay, so what if I'm weird? =D
Anyway, let me squeal for an hour or two about KAT-TUN's new DVD and CD. *starts squaling*
*two hours later*
*sore throat* So yeah, as a loyal KT fan, I HAD to get the First Press Limited Edition, of course. XD
Thank Kami YesAsia still got it, because Mar-chan told me on my forum that their First Press Limited Edition was sold out 10 minutes after it was released on cdJapan. *mouth falls open*
I feel like a proud parent, FTW?
Oh right, and I've found ANOTHER Belgian KAT-TUN fan!! Actually she's just a fan of Kame, and she doesn't really know half of KAT-TUN (XD), but still. I NOW KNOW 5 BELGIAN KAT-TUN FANS!!
Which makes me wonder just how many fans KAT-TUN has around the globe. Belgium is a tiny country where, if you ask someone if they know Japanese pop/rock, they often wonder whether or not you've hit your head on the floor when you were little (which, for the record, I have. XD I'm serious! I've had a serious concussion when I was 2 years old, which explains why I'm having so many migraine "attacks" a month. But that's irrelevant right now XD). And still we have at least 6 KAT-TUN fans!
Aaah~ I'm feeling like a proud parent again! (I should consider going to a psychiatrist)
By the way, I think Takeyama-sensei (one of our Japanese teachers) knows KAT-TUN. =D
Lisa (the 5th fan) and I were fangirling about Kamenashi during her class (I'm not a rebellious student! We had a 5 minute break!), and she suddenly started grinning. And Japanese teachers DO. NOT. suddenly grin. So I concluded that she must know KAT-TUN (or at least Kamenashi. XD).
And if Takeyama-sensei doesn't know them, then I've made sure Hisatsune-sensei (another teacher) does now:
During one of our essay exercises, we had to write what kind of books, music, etc. we liked. I was in an experimental mood that day, so I wrote: "Watashi wa J-Pop o kikimasu. KAT-TUN wa suki desu." (I listen to J-Pop. I like KAT-TUN.) Please don't laugh at my very very very limited knowledge of Japanese. I was tempted to write "KAT-TUN wa daisuki desu." (I love KAT-TUN), but that would be a bit exaggerated, ne? =D
Johnny should donate some money to me for advertising his groups so much! *phones Johnny's Jimusho*
Oh oh, and did you know what she wrote on my essay?? "Watashi mo." (Me too). I'm still debating whether she meant KAT-TUN or the curry rice recipe I wrote about... Please let it be KAT-TUN! (Maybe we could fangirl together then? And she could translate all those articles I'm dying to read? ^_________^)
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Side note:
I know I haven't replied to all your comments yet, but I have 2 days off next week, so I'll see if I can do it then. Sorry! >_<"