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ryuuenx

free pie and chips!

Jun 08, 2006 02:23

I've made a couple of buttons and a keychain and they are now being sold at my etsy site at: http://justbucky.etsy.com/Read more... )

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strawberrygina June 8 2006, 10:25:56 UTC

Congrats on the hits!

Heheh. Umai-ki!! You saw REC then? What did you think? ^^

I watched the Nana movie and loved it!

ryuuenx June 8 2006, 16:25:05 UTC

Thanks! :D

Todd and I have watched the firs four epiosde sof REC (we get so behind on watching stuff o_o; . . .) but we LOOOOVE it! It makes me want to go get the manga so I can read more :3 It's so crazy how theyc an seem to fit so much into tiny little 12-minute episodes!

Yay, I'm glad you liked the NANA movie! :D I can't wait to see the next one . . . but it probably won't be out until sometime next year . . .

busy busy busy gina_fo_fina June 13 2006, 01:51:11 UTC

Wow, you have so much cool stuff I didn't even know about. Knew about Fractured Kisses, but not TVC or GSS. They are book marked and I hope to read them when I have more time, and hopefully, when I have a high-speed connection (they take awhile to load on my blinding-fast speed of 45.2 kbps!) 8)

Re: busy busy busy ryuuenx June 14 2006, 06:06:09 UTC

Yeah, I keep myself out of trouble with my web comics XD There is now even a radio drama version of Pasokon (my friend's story from Fractured Kisses vol.1) . . . . crazy, huh? May you get high-speed Internet access soon. 45.2 . . . . wow, isn't that illegal in most states, now? XD

Hi! gene_dakin July 12 2006, 23:45:14 UTC

Hi! Robin. I just joined LiveJournal recently, plan to friend you in a few minutes-I hope you don't mind-and would consider it an honor if you were to friend me back. If you don't remember me, I'm the guy from Centerville who worked with Traci at DLM and have done commentaries on community access TV on Gina's "Special Little Nothing" and "Red String" and your "TV Circuit", and am now doing a commentary on Traci and "Twenty First Century Romances". Now I'm on LiveJournal and plan to plug my TV commentaries there, just like you plug your projects. So there is nothing shameless or shameful about your plugs; it's just smart marketing, and I plan to do it, too.