Sans Tache: Infatuation

Saturday, February 17, 2007

From Wiktionary

English

Noun

infatuation

1. An unreasoning love or attraction.

Anonymous said...: what's all this about?; 11:50 AM
rsz said...: I'm curious...could it be....?....yes I think...it may well be...; 9:35 PM
Anonymous said...: yes.. go on....; 6:02 AM
Linea said...: I think Sista K knows. She's the only one I've confessed to...; 9:22 PM
penfold tm said...: Infatuation? Obsession? What's going on? Is it to do with Lawson apple pies? Have you become hooked on those slices of heaven as well? I warned you.....; 11:43 AM
Kirsten said...: my lips are sealed

(with a kiss); 3:06 PM
Linea said...: nooooo, not apple pies...; 8:24 PM
Mr H said...: Lawson! Peasant food! Sunkus is by far the superior combini.; 12:13 AM
penfold tm said...: Do you have some kind of gross sickness robbie? I know you have major problems concerning social interaction, but I didn't think it was enough to impair your common sense. Sunkus better than Lawson's? How long were you in Japan? Go to
http://www.toyamajets.net/Tram/summer2003tram.pdf

and read A Rough Guide To Konbini Kulture on page 27. It plainly states that lawsons is better than Sunkus. And don't let me catch you weilding such ridiculous claims again.; 12:49 PM
Linea said...: ok, now two people know...; 10:24 PM
Anonymous said...: did you buy a new volkswagen or something?; 12:42 PM