[LPW#73] One for the memories

[AhGwee]

Just got back home from Uni. Ra almighty, I hate this weather. D:

The day I give many thanks and likes approaches, maybe.

 

[thecoins]

Hello Dark~

and good night lpw~

 

[AhGwee]

Goodnight. c:

Time for lunch.

 

[thecoins]

before I go, [MENTION=27362]AhGwee[/MENTION]; what do you think about this? This is Asura Kaiser's Crossride. More restanding VG... seriously, why, Bushiroad, why?


[AUTO](VC) Limit Break 4 (This ability is
active if you have four or more damage):
When this unit reveals a Grade 3 <<Nova
Grappler>> during it's Drive Check, it gains
"[AUTO](VC)[CB2, select two <<Nova
Grappler>> in hand, discard them] At the
end of the battle this unit attacks the
vanguard, you may pay the cost. If you
do, select 1 of your vanguard and rear
guard, and Stand it. Until the end of the
turn, this unit gains +10000 power." This
skill cannot be used for the rest of the turn
[CONT](VC):If you have a card named
"Asura Kaiser" in your soul, this unit gets
[Power]+2000.
[CONT](VC/RC) Lord

 

[KingArturia]

This should end soon~

 

[AhGwee]

It's quite a powerful effect despite it's limitations. I'd say they needed something like this since other clans like Gold Paladin, Shadow Paladin and Kagero are able to either re-ride over their vanguard or stand again. They still seem like the weakest clan in my eyes.

The only thing that hold's this card back is that you need to draw a grade 3 Nova Grappler but if you're able to do it consistently then it's comparable to the strength of DOTE. If you pull off it's effect at least once then draw at least 2/3 triggers out of the 4 drive checks, you'll have more chances to attack than Ethics Buster Extreme.

At the moment, I still think Ethics Buster Extreme is the stronger card as you'll be able to stand your rear guards every turn. Or so I believe.

Catch you later coins. c:

 

[千夏・レ・ダイヤ]

haaaa. i have a really satisfy lunch at starbuck coffee ( i wanna do it again ) and hi gween, coins

 

[AhGwee]

I'm being given new nicknames. *ehehe*

Hi. c:

Might have to live off microwaved food for the next two weeks while they work on our kitchen starting tomorrow. Will be having sushi for dinner later.

 

[千夏・レ・ダイヤ]

I'm being given new nicknames. *ehehe*

Hi. c:

Might have to live off microwaved food for the next two weeks while they work on our kitchen starting tomorrow. Will be having sushi for dinner later.

Give meh sushi here in newcastle we dont have wasabi

 

[FinalPyre]

/me runs around and sets things on water.

 

[千夏・レ・ダイヤ]

/me runs around and sets things on water.

hi Final and your water is tear??

 

[AhGwee]

Wasabi's a last option for me when given a choice of different places to get sushi. I like their chirashizushi but that's because stores I go to usually don't have one prepared, and the other stores have better sushi.

Come down here and I'll feed you, otherwise...

/me chucks a flying maki roll at Staryna.*

 

[千夏・レ・ダイヤ]

Wasabi's a last option for me when given a choice of different places to get sushi. I like their chirashizushi but that's because stores I go to usually don't have one prepared, and the other stores have better sushi.

Come down here and I'll feed you, otherwise...

/me chucks a flying maki roll at Staryna.*

*eating the maki roll* i wanted to go to londone but it took me 4-5 h by trains to get there . I will try to find a better day when i have no seminar or lecture, when my sister is free as well so i can stay at her place

 

[AhGwee]

*hehe* Will do. c:

 

[千夏・レ・ダイヤ]

btw do AhGween have any recommendation for any of the restaurant in London. I only remember the steakhouse and iceream near leicaster square

 

[MadSova]

『Random post...』

 

[AhGwee]

It depends what your preferences are. I mostly go to places around central London: Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus, Tottenham Court Road when looking for restaurants.

My friends have started to favour Korean so we've mainly been to places around Tottenham Court Road as that's home to many Korean restaurants. They're really good and I'd say they're not too stressful on the wallet. We mostly go to a place called Seoul Bakery because it has the best atmosphere out of the Korean restaurants there (group opinion). You could also get a haircut there too as it's also a stylists so we often joke that you can eat while having your hair cut there. ^^

For Sushi, Atari-ya, Misato, Yoshino come in to mind. Atari-ya's the most expensive out of them but their quality is definitely top notch. Misato can be found in Chinatown, Atari-ya along the main road from Piccadilly Circus, and Atari-ya in Ealing/Finchley/Bond Street.

As for Chinese the places we go to are HK Diner or Golden Pagoda and both can be found in Chinatown. HK Diner for quick Chinese food and Golden Pagoda for Dim Sum.

We also usually have bubble tea at the end of the day after we've eaten from a restaurant. Boba Jam, Café de Hong Kong, and Mooboo. You could also get bubble tea from HK Diner too. One that just opened recently in Soho is called Bubbleology. I've yet to try their bubble tea but from what I've heard it's good.

North London is the place to go for Turkish food, mostly Kebabs. Sadly I have the brain of a goldfish so unless I go there often, I won't remember names.

While limited, I, hope this is enough info.

 

[FinalPyre]

London? Sounds like lonfun!

 

[千夏・レ・ダイヤ]

It depends what your preferences are. I mostly go to places around central London: Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus, Tottenham Court Road when looking for restaurants.

My friends have started to favour Korean so we've mainly been to places around Tottenham Court Road as that's home to many Korean restaurants. They're really good and I'd say they're not too stressful on the wallet. We mostly go to a place called Seoul Bakery because it has the best atmosphere out of the Korean restaurants there (group opinion). You could also get a haircut there too as it's also a stylists so we often joke that you can eat while having your hair cut there. ^^

For Sushi, Atari-ya, Misato, Yoshino come in to mind. Atari-ya's the most expensive out of them but their quality is definitely top notch. Misato can be found in Chinatown, Atari-ya along the main road from Piccadilly Circus, and Atari-ya in Ealing/Finchley/Bond Street.

As for Chinese the places we go to are HK Diner or Golden Pagoda and both can be found in Chinatown. HK Diner for quick Chinese food and Golden Pagoda for Dim Sum.

We also usually have bubble tea at the end of the day after we've eaten from a restaurant. Boba Jam, Café de Hong Kong, and Mooboo. You could also get bubble tea from HK Diner too. One that just opened recently in Soho is called Bubbleology. I've yet to try their bubble tea but from what I've heard it's good.

North London is the place to go for Turkish food, mostly Kebabs. Sadly I have the brain of a goldfish so unless I go there often, I won't remember names.

While limited, I, hope this is enough info.

TY Gween, i got enough info to eat for a few month . btw i also reccomended Fourseason for chinese food in china town ( the duck there is quite tasty )

 

[AhGwee]

It's fun but you have to look for the right places till you can decide it's fun for yourself. Fun remains a subjective topic after all.

Ah, yeah. We walk by it a lot. My friends don't really favour Chinese food all that much but we'll go there one day for the duck and all. c:

 

[MadSova]

『Another random post...』

 

[FinalPyre]

Coconuts? They're coco-go-nuts!


/me assumes nobody will get this reference, but makes it anyways. :P

 

[千夏・レ・ダイヤ]

Coconuts? They're coco-go-nuts!


/me assumes nobody will get this reference, but makes it anyways. :P

That is soo random

 

[FinalPyre]

Obviously you've never played Contact

 

[AhGwee]

Google tells me they're a designer clothing brand.

Hmm...Not sure why I feel so drowsy. Might just go sleep now.