Yuki...*ahem*

[Yuki]

Okay, why had no one else posted here? Really?

C'mon, I wanna know who I'm dealin' with. But not to be hypocritical...Here goes nothing!

I'm eighteen, a lover of all things computer oriented, art oriented, and money oriented. Naturally, I read often---especially if it's a Terry Pratchett. Wow. I lost count, but I think I've gone through and read every book he ever wrote at least 3 times. Some of them I've read about 10 or 20 times. He's just that good.

Lesse, the classic questions...Favorite color is yellow, favorite color combination is gold and black. Favorite food is...uh...Aeros, Crunchies, Pavlova, African Curry, or "Boo-reh-vorrz" (Not sure how to spell it, not gonna try), all of which hail from my homeland, South Africa.

Yes, I am a poor college student. I go to BYU. (That's Brigham Young University, in Provo UT.)

A few facts, eh? Well, I'm an Animation major, Japanese minor. I currently work at the Scene Shop (Good bye, Custodial and Taco Bell!), so if ever you see anything produced at BYU you can bet I had a hand in either building the set, painting the backdrop, designing and building props, or sewing costumes. I'm SUPPOSED to only work with props, but we're understaffed and I'm bloody good with a hammer and a brush.

Oh, and I teach at a dojo (Hey, Kyo! I'm a teacher now! As in, I started a Friday night class! Come back to us, you workaholic!), where I also train and study. I am the second highest rank there, bested only by someone who joined a month earlier so is technically my superior. Okay, he's also better than me, I admit. Barely.

I train dogs for fun. I used to have a dog but she died recently.

Oh! Last comment. I watch anime and read manga. Manga is English (until Kyo gets back from Japan, of course), anime is imported from Japan directly. If the title came to America in the last 2 years, I've heard of it. Otherwise...I'm not really sure about the stuff in the US.

I'd say more but that's all I can think of right now. Any questions? Comments?

[Tohru Honda]

I was wondering the same thing!

Aw, your poor doggy...*sniff*

Oh sweet South Africa! Can you speak African? Or...whatever language they speak there? Were you born there? Well I mean if it says homeland then...well whatever. Haha.

All your favorite foods...never heard of them. Hahaha.

Your intro pwned mine.

[Yuki]

Not really, I just coied your intro and edited it to suit me. You'll notice our order is about the same.

No worries about the dog. Everyone in my neighborhood has a dog, so I'm secretly training them to jump up and lick cheeks on command. I'm also (secretly) teaching them how to guess which hand is holding the treat, and to put their paw on that hand. It's cute.

As for "African," no, I don't really speak Afrikaans. I mean, when my family speaks it at reunions and whatnot I can follow conversation, but all I can really do is ask where my pencil is, and tell you to get out of the car because I am taking it from you now and yes this is a gun. No lie. Oh, and I can do two nusery rhymes.

EDIT: I can also name a few tribes in Zulu. Zulu is an African dialect that involves clicking as part of the language. Did you know there are 16 different ways to make a clicking sound in your mouth? I didn't until I learned that Zulu uses them. Bleah. I like Sign Language. ASL is much easier.

I say it's my homeland, but no, I was born in America. It's just my entire family is South African, and they raised me in a South African-culture home, so I get to say it's my homeland. Looked it up, and technically (since the noun is last), I am a true African American.

Ha!

[Tohru Honda]

LOL! Sweet! ;D

[Kisa Sohma]

(typing this while in web page design class)
I remember your dog...*sniff*