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She has the power to both possess and shatter my entire universe, that is all.
Friedrich Nietzsche, Selected Letters (via wordsnquotes)
Christian Dada Autumn/Winter 2013
Frienship starter sentences!
âYouâre my best friend, youâre supposed to tell me when Iâm dating an asshole.â
âBro-date, just you me and some nachos.â
âAs your friend Iâm allowed to tell you when youâre being an ass and youâre being an ass.â
âRemember that time we pretended we were dating because that creep wouldnât leave you alone? Good times.â
âYouâre not alone, youâve got me.â
âOnly you would find my offensive jokes funny.â
âIâll be your wingman!â
âI know what you need, ice cream and a bad movie!â
âNo wonder people think weâre a couple, we eat pizza naked together.â
âPlease donât tell anyone, I trust you.â
âDonât push me away, youâre my best friend.â
 âYouâve told me that story twenty times already.â
âYouâre such a bitch/jerk, itâs a good job you buy me food.â
âSomeone was talking smack about you, long story short I spent a night in a cell.â
âIâm only saying this because weâre friends, you can do so much better.â
âThey think weâre together, I think we should play along.â
âNo homo, but I love you like I love pizza.â
âI know weâre not kids, but I really think we should have a sleepover.â
âAre you eating my food?â
âUgh, I canât stay mad at you.â
âYou borrowed this three months ago, can I have it back?â
Rockstar
I really do need to track down more tiny instruments. Does anyone know where I could buy some? Iâd love a keyboard or a saxophone.
Someone get this man a tiny saxophone. We will all prosper. Itâs for the greater good.Â
Christian Dada show in Ginza today. I also went to a Spanish restaurant called Siesta! It was a good day~
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She nodded excitedly in response to his invitation and trailed after him through the entrance into the stadium. Kaoru walked a couple of steps behind - taking in his confident stance and relaxed footsteps and he led her through the different areas. âYou know, I never imagined that you would be someone that was homeschooled. You always seemed so confident and sociable with people,â she commented, shrugging as she caught up to him with a quick jog. âI only came to Tokyo for high school, actually, I moved from Osaka. I can somewhat relate, I think. My team definitely made me feel really welcomed. Also - marine biologist, really?â She added the last question with surprise, as they walked onto the main playing field. It was a massive space, and she took it in with her mouth open and eyes wide. âWow - itâs different seeing this from this perspective. Is this what you see everytime you walk out onto the field?â She couldnât possibly have imagined him as a marine biologist - as he strode onto the field ahead of her, he seemed to fit in too well with the surroundings.Â
A short distance away, she spotted a stray ball, and she walked over to pick it up, tossing it from hand to hand before clumsily dropping it back onto the grass. She picked it back up with a sheepish grin, and asked, âIf you teach me how to make a proper pitch, Iâll show you my studio at school! I have a few works in progress upâŠâ
âContrary to popular belief, I was very anxious and self-conscious. Since I never really had friends, I didnât know whether or not my personality would ⊠gel or mesh with others. Luckily, I turned out to be an okay guy, and made some friends. And now I made another one.â He alluded to her, giving the female a thumbs up as they roamed around the field. It was a refreshing sight- her reaction, not the field itself. Years ago he was in her shoes with that exact look. It was nice to see it with his own eyes; it was genuine. âAnother similarity we share. Mhm, not fitting at all, I know. I couldnât really swing a baseball at a young age so I went to the beaches a lot. I just liked being there with my feet in the water. It was interesting to me then and still is now. Think of it this way, we have only discovered less than a quarter of the species in the waters. Thatâs amazing!â He jogged over towards an area of the field, stretching his arms out as if to show that it was his territory, because it was. âThis is my zone, between second and third base. If any ball came here, I can guarantee you that there was going to be an out. This is my territory.âÂ
Just as he was about to ramble on about his position, she walked off to pick up the ball. He watched her, amused once she dropped the leather. He clapped, making his way back to her, grinning. âYou got yourself a deal, friend. Iâll even teach you how to bat! Soon, youâll be able to blast that ball into the stands.â Truthfully, that wasnât possible. Even Lucas could barely manage to strike any home runs. The distance a baseball had to travel was greatly underestimated. It wasnât easy, but he never was one to cease with the exaggerations. It was better to encourage than discourage.Â
She laughed at his wild gesturing on the field, showing off his turf. He was playing the same position that he did in high school, she noted. Which would make him quite the professional and guardian of that turf. âWell I donât doubt that you watch over your territory well, Lord Fukushi,â she teased with a chuckle. âPerhaps you could bless me, a lowly peasant, with your generosity and teach me thy fine art of throwing balls.â She strolled over to where the pitcher would normally stand and tried to imitate their pose, waiting for Lucas to correct or make fun of her for having exceedingly bad and comical posture. âIf thereâs a good aquarium in Seoul, we could go too. You can geek out about fish and I can... draw fish, I guess. Iâve never really sketched live fish before, hmm.âÂ
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Very slowlyâŠhad he planned to come find his friend at her usual lair, Henry would have chose a day he wasnât wearing white sneakers. He took slow, careful steps down the art departmentâ always cluttered with old easels, stools and tables crusted with old paint and god knows what other mediums, wet or dry. Why donât they clear the hallways out? Itâs not hard to keep things organized andâŠclean.
The single figure standing in the middle of an empty studio had to be Kaoru, and if it wasnât, heâd apologize later. His favorite way to greet friends was to suddenly appear in utter silence, responding to something theyâd mumbled to themselves out loud. He crept inside, contorting himself around these damn easels that canât afford to be put to the side obviously, until⊠âMy shoe-â he got careless somehow heâd kicked a stool over as he lifted his leg, sending it topping over an easel, into another easel, and another, each one loudly creaking and clattering to the floor. He froze in an awkward pose, brows arched and eyes wide as they darted from the mess of easels toâluckilyâKaoru, pursing his lips into a line. Well obviously, he was here.
Kaoru wasnât much of a painter - sure, she could work with it, but her paint pieces always served as a supplement to her usual ball-point pen pieces. But part of the reason why she decided to come on this exchange trip to Korea was to stretch her skills anyway, and she could only bite down her frustration at this medium. She pretty much brought it upon herself. At this moment, she was fully concentrated on the canvas propped up in front of her, earphones in her ears, trying to adjust the color on a small scale on a butterflyâs wing -Â
CRASH.Â
She jumped - pulling her earphones out and stepping out from behind her canvas only to witness the catastrophe in front of her. Henry. Of course. Who else could it be? Despite the initial warmth and friendliness that the young man had shown her when she first arrived at the school and was lost on campus, she soon discovered that he had a knack for trouble and less-than-agreeable means of getting what he wants. But as frustrating as he was, they had become fast friends within the month or so. She pressed her lips into a thin line and raised an eyebrow at him. âWell. Be glad there werenât artworks on those - my studiomates just moved their canvas out,â shaking her head as she spoke, walking over to pick up the easels and lean them against the wall more securely. âYou could have seriously fucked up. What are you doing here anyway? Donât you have class?â
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