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Mail version SMI 4.0 Type ? for help. "/usr/spool/mail/baka": 1 message 1 new >N 1 chun-li@ugrad.edu.butsumetsu.ac.jp Sat Jul 23 16:16 20/646 Re: Date& Message 1: From chun-li@ugrad.edu.butsumetsu.ac.jp Sat Jul 23 16:16:46 1988 Date: Sat, 23 Jul 1988 16:16:52 +0900 (GMT) Subject: Re: Date To: baka@ugrad.cs.butsumetsu.ac.jp
Hi!
I was happy to see your note yesterday. Your advice continues to be a big help with homework!
I've been thinking that I've not been able to go out with a nice guy since I starting going to college, and I thought about all the wonderful things we've had the opportunity to share. Why don't we go out for real?
I'll meet you at Lover's Park tomorrow at 1:00pm. Look for the girl with the red ribbon.
Chun-Li
*Cutie
*Yakult Swallows and the Yomiuru (Tokyo) Giants
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*Ouch!
*Good evening
**Older sister, or in this case older female friend
*I'm back; standard greeting when returning home
*Oh my!
*Special cupboard used to hold a folded futon during the day
*Good night
*People are not what they appear to be. (Japanese proverb)
*Literally "dry glass"; traditional salutation or toast before drinking
*Wow
*Mother and father
*Education mother
**A protruding nail gets hammered down. (Japanese proverb)
*tomboy
*Hot
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*Stop it!
*Die!!!
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...orry for what happened yesterday. I know how much it must have hurt; and I can only say that what I did was wrong and hope you'll accept my apologies.Sometimes it's easy...to hide behind the mask, pretending to be someone you're not. For me...well, I'm almost happier you weren't home. It's easier for me...to be telling you like this. I don't know if I would have had the courage to tell you this directly.
Maybe...you would like to go out on a date? This time, for real.
Sincer-
*Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
*Japanese myth; sneezing implies that someone's talking about you.
[END CREDITS.] New Characters Designer/Writer Stephen Tsai Doujinshi Artwork Tony Jung Pre-readers Robert Carragher Quincy S. Huoh Lisa Richardson Eric Shen Robert DeLoura Brian Edmonds Andy Combs Harold Ancell Peter Van Overen Very special thanks to Hitoshi Doi Dr. Alan B. Combs Ted Hsu A tip of the hat and a deep bow to Matsumoto Izumi for starting the whole thingIf I left anyone off, my apologies. Any mistakes/embarrassing faux pas are entirely my own. If there is anything here you must flame, aim them at me and me alone.
Thank you for taking the time to read this episode of my series. I have the next episode in the works.
Hope you enjoyed it and thanks again!
For the new readers: I'll be doing character profiles, major location descriptions, and situation updates on a rotating basis for each episode. If there is a particular character, place or event that you would like to know more about, and it is not being covered, don't hesitate to email me and I will send you either a note or a copy of the episode it is introduced.
Focus on Club Noir [Introduced in Episode 2]: The Club Noir is one of the better known live houses. A no-frills basement nightclub catering to a younger crowd, it boasts some of the finest in native and imported jazz, jazz rock, and blues. With the mixed schedules of musicians, the band's roster changes in cycles throughout the week.
Club Noir has a dance floor, live bands, and sells beer, liquor and some food, with doors opening at 6:30pm. Currently, Handa Shun is the director of bands, as a side job to being the Butsumetsu University Jazz band director.
Visual Description: The nightclub has a large, lit dance floor, and a music booth to back up the live bands. At the edges of the dance floor, there are areas to sit, have drinks and talk between musical numbers. Close anime comparisons include (but are not limited to) Disco Moebius from KOR.